Showing posts with label tabata. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tabata. Show all posts

Monday, December 17, 2012

18Dec12: Tuesday. Gymnastics and Squats...

BB Gymnastics
1) 5X2 3 Position Snatch (low to high) – heavier than last week, rest 60 seconds, DEMO VIDEO
2) 5X2 3 Position Clean + 1 Push Jerk (low to high) – heavier than last week, rest 60 sec.
3a) 3X3 5-Step Duck Walk - medium/heavy, rest 60 sec. DEMO VIDEO
3b) 3X5 Push Press - heaviest possible, rest 60 sec.
Notes: One rep of Duck Walks would include 5 steps forward and 5 steps back. After each set the athlete should stand, drop the weight, and Snatch it again before beginning the next rep. Use a weight that is manageable, especially if this is your first time performing a weighted Duck Walk. Spencer DOES NOT walk back in the demo video (@100kg)—it is a no-rep.
Strength
Back Squat: 3X10 – absolutely heaviest possible each set, rest as needed.
Conditioning    Complete A or B
(A)
Complete 2 cycles of...
4 round Tabata of:
Row for Calories OR Airdyne for Calories (Airdyne is the preference)
*Rest 1 minute.
4 round Tabata of:
Burpees
*Rest 1 minute.

(B)

Fran
21-15-9
95/65 Thrusters
Pull ups

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Friday Wrap up

Friday's results-

SS 3x5 squat & 3x5 bench

Squats    255
Press:     225 (5,4,4)



'Toothpick'  B2B Tabata Squats + 1 mile run immediately after.

JZ:17+21+20+19+20+17+15+17=146.  8:25mile
MER:20+20+20+16+16+16+17+16=141.  7:40mile
AJD:17+16+14+14+13+14+13+14=115.  8:28mile
TE:17+15+12+12+13+12+13+14=108.  9:15mile


MER's mile was blazing.  Right as my legs loosened up, he took off like a rocket and started pulling away at a steady pace.  The tabata was fun.  Coming out of the squat was rough after holding it at the bottom.   Wanted to fall to the ground during the rest period on the last two rounds.    Another guy at the GM BOx wants to join the movement.   We'll have to see if he is genuine or if it was talk.    The idea of constantly varied functional movements at high intensity sometimes scares people when they are used to 'back and bis, shoulder tris'.