

Today put me through it, but...
I stuck with my process. I kept to my "Scroll of Daily Doing" and made a point to keep moving. It wasn't my most productive day, but I met my requirements and made it through.
I don't have more than that right now. For today, that's enough.
Do 1 set of each, then start the 2nd round, instead of doing all of one movement at once.
Bodyweight is plenty for overall health & performance. Add weight if desired.
Mobility/Stretch: 5 min mixed sessions
Upper Push: pushups
Upper Pull: pullups
Legs: Full ROM Calf raises (more run recovery)
Core: L-sits
Play: Juggling
Skill: Ropes
Locomotion: AM Run (uphill) Walk (down), PM Walk with the kids
Steps: 14,650
NOTE: I've earned a Bachelor's in Exercise Science, along with several certifications including Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Tactical Strength & Conditioning Facilitator (TSAC-F), Certified Sports Nutritionist (ISSN), Olympic Weightlifting (level 1), TRX Suspension Training (level 1), and more. In my Northern Colorado facility, I trained athletes at all levels, including time as the Strength & Conditioning Coach of the Colorado Cougars of the ABA. The BEST RESULTS that I have personally achieved have come from this full body throughout the day approach. I do NOT spend any single day destroying any single muscle. I train for longevity, full body health, and overall capability and capacity. Body builders would likely need to switch to a more intense plan at some point. Everyone else can likely maintain this full body plan every day for life with better long-term results. Also, making time for movement every single day is easier to structure and plan for than "3 or 4 days per week."

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