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Hi Big Al,
So I'm new to the whole PE life, but am really excited about the possibilities and what lies ahead for my personal improvement.
I've been reading as much as time permits without it effecting my professional or family life too much, and I'm currently thinking of approaching PE this way:
1. 0-90 Days: Follow the JP90 program. Right now earmarked for 5 days on, 2 days off, but I'm paying close attention to my PIs to ensure that I'm not reacting unfavorably and avoid injury. If/when I am, I'll recover and then reduce as necessary.
2. After the first 90 days, I'll be incorporating BM into a more intermediate routine, which I will still need to determine. As of now I don't have a plan in mind aside from increasing reps/sets and intermediate exercises and stretches.
3. Somewhere within 91-160 I also thinking of starting hanging. As of now, I'm thinking the BIBHanger as it is pretty basic, and from what I can tell it requires less of a whole production in preparation and to be honest, has less equipment that I'll have to hide from my kids and/or wife.
As I don't have a ton of time to research and read the numerous threads of hanging, BMing, and manual exercises - some of which are at times contradictory based on individual experiences, I'm more than willing to pay for your expertise on the matter.
So my question is do you think this would be a reasonable way to go about it? I'm a planner by nature, so developing a schedule and program that I can follow is of considerable importance to me so I can measure outcomes of the training. As of now, I'm still in the conditioning phase, once I'm closer to completing (say within day 80) I'll be signing up for the 3 month plan. I'm emphatically excited!
Please let me know your thoughts.
Cheers,
TF
So I'm new to the whole PE life, but am really excited about the possibilities and what lies ahead for my personal improvement.
I've been reading as much as time permits without it effecting my professional or family life too much, and I'm currently thinking of approaching PE this way:
1. 0-90 Days: Follow the JP90 program. Right now earmarked for 5 days on, 2 days off, but I'm paying close attention to my PIs to ensure that I'm not reacting unfavorably and avoid injury. If/when I am, I'll recover and then reduce as necessary.
2. After the first 90 days, I'll be incorporating BM into a more intermediate routine, which I will still need to determine. As of now I don't have a plan in mind aside from increasing reps/sets and intermediate exercises and stretches.
3. Somewhere within 91-160 I also thinking of starting hanging. As of now, I'm thinking the BIBHanger as it is pretty basic, and from what I can tell it requires less of a whole production in preparation and to be honest, has less equipment that I'll have to hide from my kids and/or wife.
As I don't have a ton of time to research and read the numerous threads of hanging, BMing, and manual exercises - some of which are at times contradictory based on individual experiences, I'm more than willing to pay for your expertise on the matter.
So my question is do you think this would be a reasonable way to go about it? I'm a planner by nature, so developing a schedule and program that I can follow is of considerable importance to me so I can measure outcomes of the training. As of now, I'm still in the conditioning phase, once I'm closer to completing (say within day 80) I'll be signing up for the 3 month plan. I'm emphatically excited!
Please let me know your thoughts.
Cheers,
TF

