Loading rate matters
How fast the load arrives matters as much as how big it is. That is why fast work comes last.
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The first speed work — fast concentric, slow eccentric, and the arm learning to absorb.
How fast the load arrives matters as much as how big it is. That is why fast work comes last.
A flare that settles within 24–48 hours is sensitivity, not new damage. Hold the level, do not stop.
Tendon is stiffer and more brittle when cold. That is why the first minutes of every session are easy.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · an arm that works
Light load; curl fast and controlled, lower at normal speed — count clean reps.
Easier slower · Harder heavier
Light load; press fast, lower under control, elbows still throughout.
Easier slower · Harder heavier
Knees down; push hard enough that the hands leave the floor, land with soft elbows.
Easier fast push-ups, hands down · Harder from the feet
Towel in one hand; snap it down from overhead and control the arm to a stop.
Easier slower · Harder longer towel
Chin down, hands returning to the face; punch straight and never lock the elbow hard.
Easier slower · Harder faster
Drop a light bag a short way into the hand and absorb it by bending the elbow slowly.
Easier lighter, shorter drop · Harder heavier
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.