This is a helpful demonstration and a valuable discussion. Sometimes you do the harder parts first. Sometimes the easier parts first. Sometimes you need to model them through on paper or just holding parts together and looking at them. Flexibility is key.
Way to go Mike! Still not back in the shop, but I am up to 10 reps unassisted dips and pull-up!!! 3 sets of 12 each dips and pull-ups assisted!! Thanks to your assisted build! Later, Murph
Nice one Mike, I'm a convert,
This is a helpful demonstration and a valuable discussion. Sometimes you do the harder parts first. Sometimes the easier parts first. Sometimes you need to model them through on paper or just holding parts together and looking at them. Flexibility is key.
Way to go Mike! Still not back in the shop, but I am up to 10 reps unassisted dips and pull-up!!! 3 sets of 12 each dips and pull-ups assisted!! Thanks to your assisted build! Later, Murph
Hey Murph, great to hear from you! Sounds like you’re going strong! 🏋️♂️
Very cleaver solutions! I like your style :^)
BTW, I like to do the hardest part first, that way if I can't get it done I wouldn't have wasted all my time on the east stuff!!!! Later, Murph
In auto repair work, there is a maxim -- "check the basics first".