Friday, 22 October 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 CONFIRMED
  • 11am-2pm (open gym by appointment only)
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
Today's focus:
  • Metabolic conditioning
    • Glycolytic
    • Oxidative
  • Mode
    • Monostructural
    • Bodyweight / Gymnastics
    • Mobility
Warm-up:
  • Shoulder stretch (on your own)
  • Core to extremity dynamic stretch and body movement
  • Perfect / Samson stretch
  • Wrist stretch
  • Windmill stretch
  • Scorpion stretch
  • Pigeon stretch
  • Achilles stretch
  • 2 x 15:
    • Body row
    • Up / down plank
    • Squat
    • Good morning
    • Sit-up
Skill review / enhancement / instruction:
  • Rowing technique
WOD:
Circuit, one minute each station, one minute break between stations.  Twenty rep finisher during each break.  Partner provides the motivation by doing the finishers with you!
  • Row / push-up
  • Double-under / pull-up
  • Ride / box jump
  • Run / metronome
  • Farmer's trot / KB swing
  • Bear crawl / Superman
  • Crab walk / KTE
  • Walking lunge / shoot-thru
Post-WOD skill / strengthening / conditioning / knowledge:
  • Nutrition!  Group-designed dinner.
Stretch

Daily Pondering / Question of the Day:
  • It's coming:  "One Hundred Day Challenge"
  • What skill or lifestyle change will you pick?
    • Pull-ups
    • Muscle-ups
    • Handstand walk for distance
    • Double-unders
    • HSPUs
    • Pistols
    • No sugar
    • No grain
    • Paleo
    • Zone
    • GOMAD
    • Total
    • ???
  • Post your replies to the comments below.
 

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  • Fri, 22 Oct 2010 08:27:14 GMT kim wrote:
    handstand walk? we've never tried that have we? is that hard to do? i have to try it-maybe with someone holding my legs at first. can you do it? hmmmmmmm-curiousity is surfacing
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