@dawn16 Thanks for another quality reply. Bodyweight and kettlebell at home is my approach; I don't have a gym membership. I actually just purchased a set of gymnastic rings and have been looking at some kind of assisted behind the back pull up, but to date have had trouble finding a guide for form.
I like the TGU as a body control and stability exercise, but it doesn't seem to work for me as either a cardio or strength exercise. I've been working on balance beam scales and leg lifts to address ankle stability issues. Stabilizing muscles/tendons/joints become fatigued, and I hobble crazily till I fall off the beam, but overall it doesn't take much out of me. TGU feels similar. This doesn't mean I'm not working the TGU, but I am not focusing on them consistently as they're not quite hitting my goals
I like the TGU as a body control and stability exercise, but it doesn't seem to work for me as either a cardio or strength exercise. I've been working on balance beam scales and leg lifts to address ankle stability issues. Stabilizing muscles/tendons/joints become fatigued, and I hobble crazily till I fall off the beam, but overall it doesn't take much out of me. TGU feels similar. This doesn't mean I'm not working the TGU, but I am not focusing on them consistently as they're not quite hitting my goals