Six weeks in, some new aches in joints that aren't used to being loaded are ordinary. The rule I use: dull and next-day is adaptation, sharp or during the movement is a problem. Yours sounds like the first one but keep an eye on it.
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Tracks one habit at a time on an index card and has restarted more chains than he has finished.
This happened to me with shoes. Threw out three worn-out pairs at once and was left with only boots and sandals.
The volume creep is real. I definitely finish sessions much louder than I start them.
So is the answer to take the big one but keep one small client alive deliberately?
Add rows. Heavy inverted rows or ring rows twice a week build the mid-back mass that pull-ups need and that pull-ups alone don't develop well at low rep counts. It's the most common missing piece I see.
That's more sensible than what I had planned. Any rule for how much wool content is worth paying for?
Filmed from the front and my left hand is maybe 4cm further forward than my right. Consistently.
How's your pushing volume? A lot of people building levers do almost no pressing, and a back-dominant program with weak anterior support is a common setup for front-of-shoulder trouble. Dips and push-ups aren't a distraction from lever work.
Slight alternative: a pair of parallettes and a resistance band set. Under £50, no mounting at all, and it covers pushing, dips at low height, L-sits, planche work and assisted rows. You'd get your pulling at the park.