Saturday, 28 November 2010

Announcements:
  • Workouts today:  there will be both an 8am and a 5pm workout.
  • Wanna go Christmas tree hunting tomorrow?  Help find a tree for the gym, get one for yourself, do some sledding and eat some chili afterward!  Sign up at the gym.

Times:
  • 8am  CONFIRMED
  • 5pm  CONFIRMED
Today's focus:
  • Metabolic conditioning
    • Phosphagen
    • Oxidative
  • Mode
    • External loads / Weightlifting
Warm-up:
  • Shoulder stretch (on your own)
  • Core to extremity dynamic stretch and body movement
  • Wrist stretch
  • Perfect / Samson stretch
  • Windmill stretch
  • Scorpion stretch
  • Pigeon stretch
  • Achilles stretch
  • Shoulder stretch
  • Squat stretch
  • Burgener warm-up 
Skill review / enhancement / instruction:
  • Clean
  • Push press
  • Front squat
  • Thruster
Primary workout:
"Quarter Gone Bad"  (This ONDEG teamwork version was inspired by CrossFit Football.  Click here for the CrossFit Football version.)
AMRAP, 15 minutes.  Rx'd weight is 75% of athlete's thruster 3RM.
  • Start with all athletes in a huddle in the center of the room.
  • Sprint to individual barbell setup on teams' "Break!"
    • Clean x1
    • Push press x3
    • Front squat x3
    • Thruster x3
    • Lower bar to ground (repeat lifts if time available before whistle)
  • Jog to huddle when whistle is blown
  • 20 seconds rest
  • Repeat
    • Each play (round) lasts as long as it takes each athlete to complete the lift sequence one time, rotating amongst the athletes.
    • Whistle is blown when lift sequence is completed by the prescribed athlete for that play.
    • If the lifts are completed before the play is over, then start the sequence of lifts again.  (Does not apply to the prescribed athlete for that round.)
    • If the lifts are not completed before the play is over, drop the bar and join the huddle.
Supplemental workout:
  • None
Post-workout skill / strengthening / conditioning:
  • None
Stretch
 

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