Convict Conditioning Log
Convict Conditioning Log
Convict Conditioning Log
Neck Shoulders Chest R. Arm L. Arm R. Forearm L. Forearm R. Hand L. Hand Waist Hips R. Thigh L. Thigh R. Calf L. Calf
M e a s u r e m e n t s
2015
Neck Shoulders Chest R. Arm L. Arm R. Forearm L. Forearm R. Hand L. Hand Waist Hips R. Thigh L. Thigh R. Calf L. Calf
Weigh-ins
2014
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2015
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Progress Chart
Step 1 Pushups Squats Pullups Leg Raises Bridges Handstand Pushups Grip Fingertip Pushups Calves Neck Lateral Chain Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 Step 7 Step 8 Step 9
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Devote a good chunk of time working on your fundamental strength. Lots of focus on squatting and leg raises will strengthen the muscles of the back and hips, and make the waist more supple. By the time you have mastered Close Squats and Hanging Knee Raises (both Step 6 of each series), you'll be ready to start tackling the Bridge series movements.
Beginners are advised to master Close Pushups (Step 6 of the regular Pushup series) before even beginning Step 1 of the Handstand Pushup series. Doing so will condition your hands, forearms and shoulder girdle to the rigors of supporting the entire bodyweight. Mastering Uneven Pushups (Step 7) will also strengthen the rotator cuffs and help to iron out any pre-existing shoulder problems before you attempt to support your entire bodyweight in the inverse position.