Just what the doctor Rx'd Workouts
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Training programs-
Don't hold on, but don't let go. Workout
Alternating between (A) standing hip flexion holds and (B) kneeling hamstring holds.
(A) Hold onto your knee and pull it in as close into your chest as possible then remove hand without letting go of the flexion in your hip. Bottom leg stays straight and engaged, low back does not round and knee does not bend!
(B) Hold onto your foot to pull it in as close as possible into your glute as possible then remove your hand without letting go of the tension in your hamstring. Torso stays upright.
Round 1: 30:10 each (front hip flexion)
Round 2: 25:10 each (angled hip flexion)
Round 3: 20:10 each (side hip flexion)You will cramp. It will suck. keep holding.
3.5 minute "circuit"
6 minutes -
Performance Workout
A.
Four sets of:
Push Press x 3-5 reps
Rest 90 seconds
Weighted Supinated-Grip Pull-Ups x 3-5 reps @ 2110
Rest 90 secondsB.
For time:
10 Wall Ball Shots (20/14 lbs)
1 Ring Dip
9 Wall Ball Shots
2 Ring Dips
8 Wall Ball Shots
3 Ring Dips
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1 Wall Ball Shot
10 Ring Dips -
Monster 48/2015 Workout
For time:
22-16-10reps of:
Pullups
Overhead Squats 50/30kgrest 3min
2 Rounds of:
10 Deadlifts 120/80kg
20 Wall Ballsrest 3min
4 Rounds of:
3 Bar Muscle-Ups
5 Handstand Pushups
7 Toes-to-bar -
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071215 Workout
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Tuesday 24th November 2015 Workout
WOD
AMRAP 5 min
5 front Squat
10 pullups1min rest
AMRAP 5 min
5 power clean
10 bar over burpeesPost reps and weights used
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3-5 rounds: Rope and Headstand Workout
3-5 rounds, not timed;
90secs AMRAP Rope Climb
3-5 x Headstand Straddle PressRecord rope results and other details.