Tuesday, 26 July 2011

News, Announcements, and Special Events:
  • Drag It...Drive It...Dream It Car and Bike Show:  Saturday, August 6th, 10am to 6pm.  Sponsored by 9th and Main Gourmet.  Look for the "Muscle Award" sponsored by ONDEG Fitness and get your pull-up on!
  • Bridger CrossFit Showdown:  Saturday, August 27th, Bozeman.  Check it out.
  • Upcoming:  Road trip to Flathead CrossFit in Kalispell, and Olympic lifting training in Bozeman.  Talk to Paul if you are interested.
  • Adventure!  Check out some fun stuff going on in Montana.

Times:
Today's focus:
  • Weightlifting
Warm-up:
  • DS/BM
  • Wrists
  • P/S/P
  • Achilles
  • Shoulders (bands - 2 minutes each side)
  • Toe touch and squat (5 minutes)
  • Get your pull-up on (weighted, perhaps?  5 minutes)
  • Play with the deadlift (5 minutes to work up to your starting point for the last three minutes of today's workout.)
Workout:
3 minutes continuous rounds:
  • DU x20 (no need for the rope to leave your hands)
  • Box jump x10 (12" or less)
then
  • 2 minute hill run
  • 3 minute break
3 minutes continuous rounds:
  • Med ball suspenders x20 (no need for the ball to leave your hands)
  • Med ball thrusters x10
then
  • 2 minute hill run
  • 3 minute break
3 minutes continuous rounds:
  • JPU x20
  • Burpee roll-up x10
then
  • 2 minute hill run
  • 3 minute break
Then, 3 minutes to find your 1RM deadlift.  If you're too tired to concentrate on and maintain your technique, then skip this part of the workout.

Stretch / Mobility:
  • GM (with hip and spine flexion and extension)
  • Elevated toe lunge
Study as much as you sweat:
  • Dead serious:  you must deadlift.  And you must deadlift properly.
Mindset:
  • "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity."  -WHO, 1948
 

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