@BB49 you might or might not be able to thrust for the full period (Caroline struggles to maintain form and takes breaks a LOT when she goes up to 78kg) BUT you should be able to thrust your own bodyweight at least for some reps. I think you are likely stronger than you realise. If the barbell is an 18kg Olympic, then yes that is quite a lot to start with and you might need to get some smaller plates to ease your way up. I suppose make sure your form is impeccable, and err on the side of caution WRT your lower back, and you should cope. Your glutes are going to feel the change.
@TessTickle0 I think Caroline must prefer the flattery to the honest reviews at this point. There were those recent 75 min full body workouts which I personally felt disappointed by ( I mean so what, I'm one subscriber), but even her most sycophantic adherents, though gushing as ever, just really focused on how much they liked the finisher, which was an old Epic-style isometric hold arms move. She needs to mix it up. Sometimes people on the app comment about missing the old style workouts or finding a program boring, and they often get someone like a Kearney jumping down their throat for their "negativity."
@BigButtons I know what you mean. Barbell hip thrusts feel effective but they don't always feel the safest. Mind you, if I could lunge with the heavy weights you can, I don't think I'd feel the need to do too much other stuff for the legs. Anyway, Bulgarians seem to hit everything just as well as glute bridges and hip thrusts, at least, that's how it feels. Whenever I increase weight on Bulgarians, my backside knows about it the next day lol.
I did beach sprints, just 6 x 30-45 sec with heaps of walking in between. That was enough on that terrain today! The dog just swam and looked at me with her head bobbing comically over the waves.