Monday WOD - 27 September 2010

Location:
  • ONDEG Fitness, 108 Highway 221, Choteau, MT
  • (Eastern edge of Choteau, across from John Deere dealer on the Dutton highway.  Former location of Howard's Plumbing.)
Times:
  • 6am
  • 11am-2pm (open gym by appointment only)
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
  • 8pm On Ramp
Today's focus:
  • Metabolic conditioning
    • Phosphagen
    • Glycolytic
    • Oxidative
  • Mode
    • External loads / Weightlifting
    • Mobility
Warm-up:
  • Shoulder stretch (on your own)
  • Core to extremity dynamic stretch and body movement
  • Perfect / Samson stretch
  • Windmill stretch
  • Scorpion stretch
  • Pigeon stretch
  • Wrist stretch
  • Achilles stretch
  • Shoulder stretch
  • Squat stretch
  • OHS squat with Sotts press
  • 3x10
    • KTE with back arch
    • Pull-up
Skill review / enhancement / instruction:
  • Deadlift
  • Exploding step-up
WOD #1:
  • Quick feet / burpee / mountain climber / tuck jump drill (5 minutes with 10 second rest every minute)
WOD #2:
  • Deadlift 5x3
Post-WOD skill / strengthening / conditioning:
  • Exploding step-up, 3 x 10 (alternate each leg)
Stretch

Study as Much as You Sweat:
Nutrition Tip of the Day:
Daily Pondering / Question of the Day:
  • Why would the footwear industry purposely market shoes that make your foot weaker?
  • Do you actually prepare your own meals or do you just eat what's been prepared for you?
  • Post your replies to the comments below.
 

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  • Mon, 27 Sep 2010 03:49:07 GMT Karen wrote:
    Primal Foot Alliance...you know I love this one! I have extra wide feet with a high instep, it's hard to get comfortable shoes.Coming from a family with 9 kids, we couldn't afford going to a special shoe store for me. Through High School, I always had ingrown toenails and my feet hurt.Now, I prefer to be barefoot, all year long. I hope nobody minds...but I guess I don't care enough to ask.:)
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