Friday, August 21, 2020

8/22/20

Today was a solid workout ... was supposed to have part F as a separate session... but was warmed up and it was only a mile of running... just wanted to knock it out and have my training for the weekend over. 

 Warmup

Seated Band Hip Abductions x 20reps

Box Step Down x 8/leg

Quadruped HIP CARs x 4/leg (10sec/rep)

x 2-3sets


-Complete

 

A1) Kang Squat: 8-10reps; rest as needed x 3 - light load

• This A1/A2 superset is known as pre fatigue work. It helps get a lot of blood to the tissues

and preps us for part B and beyond. Don't overload this and simply focus on fluid reps.

A2) Single Leg Glute Bridge: 20X0; 10/leg; rest as needed x 3


-Kang Squats 3 x 10 with 45# bar, bridges unweighted

 

B) Back Squat: 5050; 5,5,5; rest 2:00


-155#, 175#, 195# ... very light loading, but 50 seconds of TUT each interval was brutal

 

C1) Split Stance DB Romanian Deadlift: 30X0; 10-12/leg; rest 60sec x 3

C2) DB Suitcase RNT Split Squat: 20X0; 12-15reps/leg; rest 60sec x 3/side


-2 x 35# for 3 x 12/leg on the RDLs ... went unweighted on the split squads, just used 1 red band for 3 x 15/leg 

 

D1) Plank March: 20reps alternating; rest 60sec x 3

D2) Wall Sit: 60sec; rest 60sec x 3


-Complete ... surprisingly challenging 

 

E)

3 Sets of:

Ski 4mins @ 75% Aerobic Pace

Rest 1 min

Assault Bike 4 mins @ 75% Aerobic Pace

Rest 1 min

 

With these longer intervals today it is our principal focus to maintain our pacing. 75%

Aerobic is something that feels like it can sustain well beyond the given interval duration. If

1000m of running takes you 4mins at this pace, then I want you to pace for something you

could do for 10mins.


-Complete ... kept about 2:05-2:10/500m pace on the ski and about 60 RPM on the bike 


Rest about 15 minutes then... 

 

F.

2 x 800m at 3 minutes rest 


-Result = 


3:15

3:18 ... these were a bit slower than I was hoping for ... but these were not on a track, had to cross some streets and some minor elevation changes ... overall still good training. Glad to get it in and over with. 


G.

ROMWOD


-Complete

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