September 8, 2004
2 responses to A workout for gentlemen
32 year old natural raw powerlifter from Finland, currently a stay at home dad with son Rufus (5 years and 22 days old).
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140 kg/308 lbs
Bench:
105 kg/231 lbs
Deadlift:
150 kg/330 lbs
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September 12th, 2004 at 12:56 am
Hey Kris,
I just read the post you wrote about your Lumbago Episode I. Those look like some awesome core muscle exercises you’re doing. I was watching the video clip and I think I’ll give the walk outs a try on my next core muscle workout.
-Marie
September 12th, 2004 at 1:14 am
Walk outs are definitively a great exercise. Made me painfully aware of how weak my core was… Once simple walk out/walk in is easy, you can start to lift a leg off the ball/arm off the ground (or both simultaneously) or do trunk twists by either rotating one arm or leg out sideways. Then combine them all one after each other…
I do find that walk outs can be pretty harsh on the shoulders, so achtung and so on.
More [funny] core videos here:
http://tsampa.org/training/blog/archives/2004/07/#post_228
http://tsampa.org/training/blog/archives/2004/07/#post_221