Since I can't join team "beautiful summer beach body", I will humbly join team strength, support Brolic and put some PR videos.
I did two sets, 5 reps at 110 lbs on my OHP, the third set failed :/ , that's one of the reasons to stay in that weight. I have realized it's the lift with the most complicated set-up, if you try to carry the weight leaning backwards, like trying to distribute the weight with help of all your torso, it's fucked, you'll never get back into posture, your lower back will feel it and it wil just suck, I think that's what messed up my 3rd set, this first set also shows a bit of leaning, not as awful but still there, I have to work on it.
Not like I have an otherwise perfect lift, if Brolic just got advice from a pro, I am sure every second of my OHP could be destroyed, but I gotta start somewhere, ROM appears to be solid for the most part, just under my chin but I am not doing it with confidence, will try to improve form.
OHP 1X5 110 lbs
as for the Squat, I've been having less squat sessions (I've been using my leg energy on crazy cardio stuff under the sun un sundays, no regrets) so I've been taking time with the increments. Today it was 107.5 kgs (237 lbs) for the first time and I managed to do 5 reps on each set on this first attempt with the weight. Weight felt good on my traps, but I will definitely stay there. The first 2 reps in this video are just shy of parallel but not there, reps 3 to 5 look a bit more convincing but also with some room for improvement. I am just glad the problem I had with going up with the heel is almost gone, the foot still moves but nothing like that one gif I once did, that was awful lol
Squat 1x5 237lbs
I have to say, combining heavy (for me) Squats with all-cardio days is doing wonders for my knees, it's like they get some conditioning from the cardio. I remember complaning a lot about my left knee, that's gone, somehow. Hopefully it stays that way.