Track three numbers
Hold time, quick-flick count and symptom-free impact minutes are the three numbers worth writing down weekly.
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Phase 3 check-in: the plank family timed, the midline rechecked and the carry retested.
Hold time, quick-flick count and symptom-free impact minutes are the three numbers worth writing down weekly.
A ridge or dome along the midline during a trunk exercise means the load is beyond current control. Reduce it — that is all it means.
A strength difference of more than about ten per cent between legs is usually unfinished rehabilitation.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a cylinder that holds
Hold the plank to the first loss of position; time it and note where it failed.
Easier on the knees · Harder longer
Hold each side to failure; note the difference between the two sides.
Easier knees down · Harder longer
Hold the hollow position with the back flat; count the seconds before it lifts.
Easier bent knees · Harder straighter legs
Curl to the highest point with no ridge; compare that point with session 12.
Easier chin nod only · Harder higher
Heaviest bags you can hold; walk until the grip or the posture goes — count the steps.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Twenty single-leg bridges each side; note which gives out and at what rep.
Easier two feet · Harder feet elevated
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.