All I focused on today was 30 minutes of cardio (10 minutes each on the treadmill, elliptical and recumbent bike) and some isometric pull holds. I grabbed a seated position on the ground with my legs crossed and put the cable pulley just slightly out of reach overhead. I grasped the handle with one hand, elbow in front of the shoulder bent at a right angle. Each hold was for 30 seconds and I would switch off quickly between arms. After doing one set, I switched the pin select to a different weight. Read below:
Weight
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Time
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32.5
|
30 seconds hold on each arm
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37.5
|
30 seconds hold on each arm
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42.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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47.5
|
30 seconds hold on each arm
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52.5
|
30 seconds hold on each arm
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57.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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62.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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67.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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57.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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62.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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52.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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57.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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47.5
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30 seconds hold on each arm
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The colors are indicative of the effort. I was shaking pretty good by 57.5 and when I reached the max at 67.5, I was shaking and burning like crazy. This seemed like an easy enough concept at first, but the longer I went into it, the more I discovered that it was challenging half way through my 15 minute routine.
Join me tomorrow for an update on the start of week 2 in my journey to 100 pull ups!
-Dale L. Roberts
One Jacked Monkey
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