Den was amazing!

she is 4 months post spinal surgery, with an enforced sedentary lifestyle of 5 years pre op. In the last 4 months she has been working on bodyweight box squat, pelvic tilt exercises, and 'daily mobility' (increasing walks to the shops, hoovering, carrying the washing, that sort of stuff).
Today she has done the following:
10 mins stationary bike
level 9 (level 10 for last minute!-her doing, upped it without telling me)
3x10 prone back arches/extensions
3x10 full stomach crunch
(never been able to do these pre op)
10 mins stationary bike level 9
Seated row 3x10 50lbs
Leg press 3x10 130lbs (!)
incline dumbell press 3x10 22lbs
Stretching.
Incredible

First time in a gym and she had more focus and instinctive 'savy' for how things should be done than many more able people in there. She is a natural, and that is not a biased verdict, she just 'got it' right off the bat.
As for me, I left my ego at the door and played sensibly, and it felt even better than last week.
Leg press worked from 205kg up to 240kg over 4 sets- really worked on form and range of motion- 6 reps on 240 and my quads felt like they were going to burst

Smith flat bench press. Went straight to 95kg and kept it there. 12,9,7,4 reps respectively.
Seated row. 200lbs 14,10,8,5. Really worked on the squeeze.
Dumbell shoulder press Kept with the 30kg 'bells for 3 sets 10,6,5.
That was it. Crisp and concentrated.
I am thinking of doing my own high frequency take on HIT soon- it gave me great results a few years back, and the equipment I have access to is well suited to it.