Day 15 Takeoff

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Duration: 00:42:38

Today you’ll work on fundamentals like pole sits and climbs.

Pro tip: Climbing takes time and I never expect anyone to achieve a climb the first few sessions, so before you feel defeated, remember this is the first day you’ve tried these using my instructions. Practice makes progress, let go of the outcome and focus on the process.

Allow the videos to play in order and follow along. Feel free to pause anytime you need to.

Responses

        1. Sorry for the slow reply, I’ve been sick so I slept in 🙂
          Driving the elbows in will provide more power and stability so that’s a great catch on your part, good job! Flaring the arms out doesn’t allow for the muscle to engage in the same way so little twinges can happen. However, it does lead me to think maybe you have some tightness going on in the near the triceps or scapula. Try doing the Under arm massage https://www.studioveena.com/tutorial/under-arm-massage-1506/ and forearm rolls https://www.studioveena.com/tutorial/forearm-massage-1492/ before you do your pole holds or climbs next time. See if it feels any better.

          You can save those videos to your Favorites on your profile here that way you don’t have to look for them each time. Let me know if you have any questions.

  1. Omg 🫠 day 15 complete 💯 loved every minute of it tiring as just finished work an did this straight away gonna have a posh coffee now an then shower xx half way through 😀 the pole sits still hurt but hay mind over matter xx💖

      1. I found your pole sits a bit different to to how I got taught , with the knee crossed the bottom foot is hooked but when you do it it’s not an it seemed harder , I can’t quite cross my leg over my knee as I have chunky thighs 😂 but I’ll keep trying xx💖

        1. When I first taught myself to pole sit, I automatically hooked the foot on the pole because it felt more secure. Later I released that doing this didn’t look nice and can affect how solid your grip is with the thighs. Remember you don’t have to cross the legs, it’s about tipping one hip down to lock into place. When you get the hip tip, you won’t need the hooded foot. Also have you watched my RANT episode 3? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RIC4-Jok34 it’s got some tips for dealing with pain.

          Also here are more examples of different styles of pole sits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwl-bfCbVeA

          1. Yes I have watched your rant 3 it’s brilliant and yes I do need to tell my brain I even wrote it down xx❤️ I will definitely watch the different styles Xx