Friday 1/27/12

Posted: January 27, 2012 in Uncategorized

Fitness WOD

A. Strength

4 sets:

Back Squats X 8-10 reps @ 30X0

rest 45 sec

Single-Leg Hip Bridge X 10 reps per leg @ 2011

rest 45 sec

Single-Arm DB Row X 10-12 reps @ 2111

rest 45 sec

B. Conditioning

3 sets

row 250M or 200M run

5 DB Manmakers

rest 90 sec

 

Power Athlete WOD

A. SWOD

Power Clean 5X3 add 2.5lbs

B. DWOD

5 Rounds

max rep pull-ups with 50lbs

Farmer’s Carry 100yds as heavy as possible

Thursday 1/26/12

Posted: January 26, 2012 in Uncategorized

Fitness Class

A. Strength

Take 15-20 min to find a heavy single Snatch

B. Conditioning

9 min AMRAP

3 Power Snatches (135/95#)

6 HSPU

9 Ring Dips

Power Athlete WOD

A. SWOD

Squat 3X5 add 5lbs

Bench 3X5 add 2.5lbs

B. DWOD

12 min AMRAP

30 overhead walking lunges with 45lb plate

15 ring dips

Wednesday 1/25/12

Posted: January 25, 2012 in Fitness

Fitness WOD

6 min AMRAP

100M run

10 burpees

rest 3 min after completing 6 min AMRAP, then….

 

6min AMRAP

15 KBS

10 Push-ups

rest 3min after completing 6 min AMRAP, then….

6 min AMRAP

15 Box Jumps

10 Pull-ups

Power Athlete WOD

Rest Day

Tuesday 1/24/12

Posted: January 24, 2012 in Fitness

Fitness WOD

A. Strength

Shoulder Press @ 20X1

5-3-3-2-2-1-1 Reps

rest 2 min between sets, use rest to mobilize.

B. Conditioning

4 Rounds for time:

Double-Unders X 50

Wallball Shots X 15

TTB X 10

Power Athlete WOD

A. SWOD

Deadlift 5RM add 10lbs

B. DWOD

On The Minute:

10 ball slams

1/2 Gasser

continue until you can no longer fit a full round in 1 min.

post rounds completed

Monday 1/23/12

Posted: January 23, 2012 in Fitness

Brad working shoulder mobilty for better position in the overhead movements

A. Strength

4 sets of:

Front-Racked Alternating Reverse Lunges X 8-10 per leg @ 20X1

Rest 45 sec

Ring Rows X 10-12 @ 2111

Rest 45 sec

Plank Hold X 45 sec

Rest 45 sec

B. Conditioning

3 Rounds for time:

15 Goblet Squats

400M Run

Power Athlete WOD

A. SWOD

Squat 3X5

Press 3X5

*add 5lbs

B. DWOD

10! for time

Russian KBS- 2pood

Chin-Ups

Sunday 1/22/2012

Posted: January 22, 2012 in Fitness

Foam Rolling, Deep Tissue message, Trigger Point therapy, Myofascial Release

How Does it Work?

Here is a quick overview of how this stuff works. The fascia, or myofascial system, is a web of connective tissue which covers all of your muscles and muscle fibers (among other things). When your myofascial system is healthy, everything is wonderful and you feel great. However, working out, sitting at a desk all day, poor posture, or sustaining injury can produce adhesions (tight spots) in the fascia. Additionally, the fascia is like a big spiderweb connecting everything in your body. When one part of fascia is injured or tight, it can affect many other tissues in your body. The bottom line: Happy fascia = Better pain free movement = Smiley face you! More specifically improved recovery time, reduced injuries, eliminate tension and scar tissue in your muscles, and improve joint mobility and flexibility.

How Do you Keep your Fascia Happy?

The Foam roller and other self-massage tools are your friend but it is a love/hate relationship. Foam rolling breaks up the adhesions in your myofascial system, making everything good again. Does your knee bother you? Do you have IT band issues? Is your upper back tight from typing on a computer all day? Do you have shoulder problems? Lower back problems? Shin splints? You get the idea…many muscle and joint problems can be helped with the foam roller.

Your tight quads and bad knees won’t magically fix themselves. You need to jump on the foam rolling wagon. If you do it right, it will suck incredibly while you’re doing it. But, in the end, you will feel much, much better! All it takes is a few minutes each day. The more you do it, the less painful it gets!

Tools for the job.

Foam Roller & LaCrosse balls

Rumbleroller

A foam roller and some LaCrosse balls will get the job done all for under $40. Two of the balls should be taped together as shown in the photo with one solo ball for very exact localized pressure. For the tough areas  that don’t respond to the standard foam roller we have the Rumble Roller. We have all of these tools at our gym but we would recommend getting them for home use as well.  You shouldn’t try and remove the adhesions and trigger points all in one session.  A couple of times a day done consistently over time will be more effective than just one long session done infrequently.

Useful Resources

I can’t cover all of the techniques that you would use these tools with to address your specific issues, so here are some great resources for you.

#1 place for all things concerning mobility and pain free movement – Kelly Starrett’s Mobility WOD

Foam Rolling – Again Faster video: Foam Rolling Part 1  & Foam Rolling Part 2

Rumbleroller video

Saturday 1/21/2012

Posted: January 21, 2012 in Fitness

Stephen getting familiar with the Dog Sled

Fitness WOD:

In teams of three, with only one partner working at a time, complete the following as quickly as possible: 2000 Meter Relay Row, 150 Burpees, 200 Kettlebell Swings, 250 Anchored Sit-Ups, 300 Air Squats.

 

 

 

Power Athlete WOD

“Football Gone Bad”

Three rounds with 1 min per station for max reps:

1. DB Thrusters- 45#

2. Box Jumps- 20″

3. Push-ups

4. Double-Unders

5. Calorie Row

*1 min rest between rounds*

 

 

1/20/12 Friday

Posted: January 20, 2012 in Fitness

Fitness WOD

A. Strength

4 sets:

Bench Press X 8-10 reps @ 2011

Rest 45 sec

Ring Rows X 10-12 @ 2111

Rest 45 sec

Side Plank X 45 sec per side

Rest 45 sec

B. Conditioning

5 sets for time:

Row 250M

Push-Ups 20/15

Rest 90 Sec between sets

Power Athlete WOD:

A. SWOD

Power Clean 5X3 add 2.5lbs

B. DWOD

Complete 5 rounds:

1 min max reps with 2 arm KB Push Press- 1.5pood

1 min of  GHD back extension isometric hold (at top of back ext)

*post total reps of push press completed and if you were able to complete all 5 rounds of holds.

Thursday 1/19/12

Posted: January 19, 2012 in Fitness

Fitness WOD

A. Strength

5 Sets of:

Barski Cleans (3 consecutive cleans from the high hang position without straps)

Rest 2 min

 

 

B. Conditioning

9 min AMRAP

3 Barbell Ground to Overhead 135#/95#,  62/43kg

6 Ring Dips

9 Box Jumps 24/20″

Power Athlete WOD

A. SWOD

Bench 3X5 add 5#

B. DWOD

Complete 5 Rounds For Time of:

2 squats @ 133% body weight

Sprint 30 yds

rest 1-2 min between rounds

Wednesday 1/18/12

Posted: January 18, 2012 in Uncategorized

Fitness WOD:

For Max Reps (or calories)

2 min Row for calories

rest 2 min

2 min max rep KBS (24/16kg)

rest 2 min

2 min max reps Burpees

rest 2 min

2 min max reps Sit-ups

rest 2 min

2 min Row for calories

Power Athlete WOD

Rest Day