Week three of the dual training challenge, almost at the halfway point. Hopefully, you're keeping up and know where you are. If you didn't do the week two exhaustion test, I don't blame you. Between and I completely skipped it myself. We'll have another opportunity at the end of week four.
Do you need to know what or is? Click the links to find out. Want to know why I chose squats and situps? This round we'll be doing a two exercise challenges instead of just one. Specifically, and as they're both six week training programs that you perform three times a week.
Take your time and don't try killing yourself on the final reps. As always, if in the course of performing these exercises you experience any sort of physical pain, take it seriously. Pain is your body's way of telling you that something is wrong. Only join in if you know that you're physically able to do so. If you want to receive mentions of new posts, either comment with the results of your initial squat and/or situp tests, or just say you want to be kept in the loop as new posts occur. I'll be updating this post with my own results on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Week three of the dual training challenge, almost at the halfway point. Hopefully, you're keeping up and know where you are. If you didn't do the week two exhaustion test, I don't blame you. Between [Good Friday](https://poal.co/s/Christianity/337479) and [Easter](https://poal.co/s/Christianity/337480) I completely skipped it myself. We'll have another opportunity at the end of week four.
Do you need to know what [a squat](https://twohundredsquats.com/what-is-a-squat/) or [a situp](https://twohundredsitups.com/what-is-a-situp/) is? Click the links to find out. Want to know why I chose squats and situps? This round we'll be doing a two exercise challenges instead of just one. Specifically, [the 200 Squats training program](https://twohundredsquats.com/) and [the 200 Situps training program](https://twohundredsitups.com/) as they're both six week training programs that you perform three times a week.
Take your time and don't try killing yourself on the final reps. As always, if in the course of performing these exercises you experience any sort of physical pain, take it seriously. Pain is your body's way of telling you that something is wrong. Only join in if you know that you're physically able to do so. If you want to receive mentions of new posts, either comment with the results of your initial squat and/or situp tests, or just say you want to be kept in the loop as new posts occur. I'll be updating this post with my own results on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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