Thursday January 26th, 2012
“Choice of attention–to pay attention to this and to ignore that–is to the inner life what choice of action is to the outer. In both cases, a person is responsible for that choice and must accept the consequences.”
- W.H. Auden
LEVEL 1
A1. Deadlift 5X5
A2. Side Bridge 45 Seconds Each Side; Rest 3 Mins
Then
3 Rounds
30 Sec WallBall (15#/10#)
Rest 30 Seconds
30 Sec Clean Pull (95#/65#)
Rest 30 Seconds
30 Second Mountain Climbers
Rest 1 Min
LEVEL 2
“Helen”
3 Rounds
400m Run
21 KB Swings (53#/35#)
12 Pull Ups
COMPETITION
Training Tasks of the Day
1. Relax – sometimes decompressing is as important as the hard work you put in at the gym.
2. Myofascial Release (foam roller, lax ball, barbell mashing, etc…)
3. Stretching/Band-Assissted Mobility Work
4. Plan and Prepare Meals – if you’re not eating right, you’re wasting your time. Make sure you have the right fuel available to you throughout the week. If you have a full-time job and spend 90 minutes a day in the gym, I expect that you use at least 90-120 minutes on Thursday and Sunday to plan and/or prepare meals for the next few days.
For 2 and 3 – If you aren’t intimately familiar with Kelly Starrett’s work on the Mobility Project, start now. K-Star is the MAN when it comes to helping athletes improve their positions – and improved positioning means better performance. Get to MWOD, pick a few that address your trouble areas and reap the benefits for a long time.
Here’s a really good article about breaking up your training throughout the year. Check it out-> Train Like An Athlete
STRENGTH
1 RM Front Squat
1 RM Press





Happy Birthday Patrick aka Honey Badger!
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