Returning to Training After Time Away – Make Sure to do THESE Things



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40 thoughts on “Returning to Training After Time Away – Make Sure to do THESE Things

  1. When we were kids and didn't have our skateboards and couldn't be skate punks, we were foot punks. Nothing as far out as parkour, but now I'm old I can only jump out of bed before I hobble to breakfast.

  2. Liam, I didn’t expect the subtle humor of you despondently scrolling through Adam’s social media when discussing the “no comparisons” trap. I laughed loudly enough to perturb my cat. Well done. 😅

  3. The worst thing is taking time off, then going hard with no warm up, getting injured, recovering, then getting back to it and not warming up and getting injured and so on and so forth.😂

  4. this is really good advice. Thanks for taking the time to share it. I have a background in Ido Portal method, and over time I've had to drop off training for a bunch of reasons. Nowadays, my warm ups and my first session back from a break are always how you describe in points one and two, just some general explorations slowly adding intensity or difficulty, but never falling into the intensity trap. In fact nowadays, I alway include an hour a week just focused on this sort of training, maybe incorporating some hand balancing work, but just enjoying the feeling of being prepared and strong, without testing the limits of it.
    I alos like your idea of program interuptions. I used to be calisthnics only, but after changing jobs and having less free time, I had to adapt to using a regular gym and using a bodybuildimg style approach. It means that some things I wanted are further away, but other skills have started to open up
    Thanks again

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