#5

As the routine becomes familiar the fluidity improves. The first cycle feels like the longest but it goes quickly after that – crikey it’s only 25 minutes there’s no excuse. Maintained  34lb but kept weight further away from body. Still struggling on overhead isometric as bag wants to flop on my head and can’t quite get my arms at 90o as head/face in the way. 

Hi Kirsty, if your GripSack is a bit under filled and therefore floppy, there’s an easy way to fix that: just add polystyrene packaging chips, bubble wrap, or a bit of that foam pipe insulation to fill some space. Even rags works! Once, you’re up to 40lb (which will be no time the rate you’re going) that works for a 50-70 – Steve, @miniworkoutdad

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    Tough – struggled with the lunges

  • #8

    Didn’t fancy this. Did it. Glad I did.  Well done Kirsty. It’s not always easy, but that’s true of anything worth pursuing in life! – Steve, @miniworkoutdad

  • #5 – for Danny

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  • My 7th

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  • #7

    Always harder doing this at the end of the day rather than the start! reverse cycle feels easier on the grip strength. I’m looking at this 25 x 3 times a week like “tooth brushing” – it’s gotta be done. Just over half way.  Exactly. We clean our teeth because of what we don’t want…

  • 10

    Wow, starting to really feel the benefit. Tiredness kicks in at about halfway, but managed 8.5 cycles in the 25 mins. We just keep going… You’re doing awesome Michael. It’s tough but it needs to be to shock your body into adapting. Keep going! — Steve

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