Shoulders need overhead
Shoulders that never go overhead lose the range. Use it in the warm-up and you keep it.
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Heels, arms, hips and shoulders through their full range before the day locks them down.
Shoulders that never go overhead lose the range. Use it in the warm-up and you keep it.
Muscle soreness peaks a day or two later and fades as you repeat the movement. It is not a measure of a good session.
Training through full range builds more strength and more muscle than partial reps at the same load.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a day of return
Heel to the back of the thigh, knees under the hips, tall.
Easier walking version · Harder faster turnover
Hands on the seat, elbows straight back; lower until the elbows hit 90°.
Easier knees bent, feet close · Harder feet on a second chair
Arms clap in front at shoulder height instead of overhead.
Easier half range · Harder full speed
Long stance, lower straight down, torso tall, front knee over the toes.
Easier hold a chair · Harder 3-s down
Knees an inch off the floor; opposite hand and foot, hips level.
Easier hold the bear position · Harder slower and lower
Arms long; lift arms and legs a hand-width, nose down, hold one second.
Easier arms or legs only · Harder 3-s hold
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the strength set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.