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Guys, trust me. The progressions are so clear and so precise in moving you through a stable process of layering functional training plus it's mobility element to prevent atrophy during the training steps towards more advanced beginner elements that it's ridiculous not to get it.

I can already do muscle ups for reps with some lean but am nowhere near as smooth as Coaches athletes because he worked on components within the elements building up to said progressions that make it so that once you get to that point in your training where you tackle(pseudo planche pushups for example) it will feel smooth and not an impossibility to complete. I went from a 3 day cycle to a 5 day training cycle because of all the time I was wasting on not spacing components(leg strength, upper body press/pull in all ranges of motion, core) in the way that would allow 5 day training without injury. Now I can train every single day AND do kung fu without suffering injuries. Is it worth getting? Absolutely yes. Besides in the event that you do not find the material fulfilling, coach has a 100% guarantee on his products and you can get your money back and probably re-invest it in another section of the Foundation series(even though if you purchase the entire program you'll get one program free) I can't wait for Handstand One! I'm sooooooo stoked.

On looking over the content I'm seeing a lot of prepatory exercises but I thought it would involve some aspects of the actual goal exercise I thought for example, that book 1 would take you to a basic level - such as tuck front lever and rope pullups where book 2 would take you to straddle lever, short up and down rope climb, that sort of thing. But I'm not seeing that the first level is tied into anything like that.

So does this mean that we are supposed to stop doing those progressions? For example, I have recently started on Coach's and Josh's advice to do towel and rope pull ups (when available), and am working towards 10. Should I stop that? Or can I still perform on the basic actual FL / Rope progression (for example)?