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Old 02-07-2008, 01:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So, I'm doing Stage 1 Workout B tonight and the lunge set confuses me. Do you to alternating lunges with each leg up to 30 (so, 15 lunges per leg) per set?
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Old 02-07-2008, 01:46 PM   #2 (permalink)
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yes.
Lunge-Right, Lunge-Left, count 1 -- going to 15
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Lunge-Right count 1, Lunge-left count 2 -- going to 30.
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Thanks! That's what I figured, but I wanted to be sure. I guess if you were doing right/left up to 15 it would be uneven, so it makes sense to go to 30 so each leg gets fifteen reps.

Also: Ouch.
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I use the L-R count=1 because it seems less painful to count to 15 than to 30 <g>
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OKay one more dumb question:

Is this the same as the step ups in Stage 1? So 1 set of 15 reps per leg?

So 1 set of 15 for the right, then 1 set of 8 prone jackknifes, then the second set of 15 reps for the left leg then the second set of 8 prone jackknifes? That's right, right?

Or is it 15 reps per leg in each set? Like 15 left, 15 right, 1 set prone jack then 15 left 15 right, second set of prone jack?
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I use the L-R count=1 because it seems less painful to count to 15 than to 30 <g>
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OKay one more dumb question:

Is this the same as the step ups in Stage 1? So 1 set of 15 reps per leg?

So 1 set of 15 for the right, then 1 set of 8 prone jackknifes, then the second set of 15 reps for the left leg then the second set of 8 prone jackknifes? That's right, right?

Or is it 15 reps per leg in each set? Like 15 left, 15 right, 1 set prone jack then 15 left 15 right, second set of prone jack?

It's 15 reps on one leg, 15 reps on the other, rest 60 sec, then the prone jack's, rest 60 seconds, and back to the leg step up's.

Fun eh
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Oh Jesus! LOL!! Sounds like great fun! I start on Monday!

Thanks for clearing that up!
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