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E2MOM - Thrusters
30x10
40x8
50x6
60x4
70x2
For time: (10 minute cap)
30 Dumbbell Thrusters, 2x22.5kg
70 Calorie Row
150 Double Unders
Time capped with 3 double unders remaining! - 17.5kg DBs, 60 cal row
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Another pretty fun day, and no movements that aggrevate my tennis elbow. I have never done heavy thrusters before and 70x2 wasn't too hard. 30x10 and 40x8 OTOH was miserable cardio.
I went a bit too light with the thrusters. I did them 20+10. They were too light, but I also did them too fast - I should have done 3 sets. I was out of breath too soon. I rowed around 900 cal/hour and finished at 6:30. I did sets of 15 and 20 double unders and choked right at the end.
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Originally Posted by xukxuk
Yeah, but it also doesn't really read like you are actually doing anything to get it better. You are continuously aggravating your tendonitis, why would it get better?
When did you take "all the time off"? Looks to me like you have been going at it 4+ times/week for months and months, continuously talking about tendonitis problems, outside of the very occasional deload week. Or are you talking about your back only here?
As far as I know, chronic tendonitis recovery requires prolonged rest and very gradual reintroduction.
Come on man, give me a little more credit here. I am not logging boring tendonitis rehab stuff. I have had this for over 8 years now and will always have it. Even if I rest completely for 6 months, it will come back when I exercise.
I took a week off when I went on holiday and did some no equipment workouts which shouldn't have aggravated it. I also took 5 days off when I had a cold. In the past, 3 days off and my tennis elbow was great again. This time, it got worse after time off. That was a mystery and the real problem.
Chronic tendonitis does not require prolonged rest. It requires you to not do anything that aggrevates it or to cut down volume on that. You may find some older articles recommending total rest but it is outdated.