Endurance fails before strength
At a desk it is neck endurance, not maximum strength, that runs out. That is why the sets get long in phase four.
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Endurance day: the long holds that decide whether the neck is comfortable at hour six.
At a desk it is neck endurance, not maximum strength, that runs out. That is why the sets get long in phase four.
Raising a screen to roughly eye level reduces how long the neck spends bent forward. It changes exposure, not capacity.
Changing the chair without building capacity moves the problem. Build the neck, then fix the workstation.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a neck that carries the day
Head lifted with the chin tucked; count the seconds before the first shake or chin poke.
Easier head supported · Harder longer
Face down, head in line with the spine; hold thirty seconds with the neck long.
Easier head supported · Harder longer holds
Plank on two bags, feet wide; row one bag without the hips or the head turning.
Easier on the knees · Harder feet closer
Feet wide; tap the opposite shoulder without the hips swaying or the neck dropping.
Easier on the knees · Harder feet together
One bag locked overhead; walk tall with the ribs down, swapping sides at 30 s.
Easier hold at the shoulder · Harder heavier
Half-kneeling; press one bag overhead, ribs down, chin level throughout.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.