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  1.  10-11-2010  01:18 PM
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    Today's workout:

    Baseline: 20 x Sand Bag Get-ups (each side)

    Work Capacity For Time:
    25 x Burpees
    100 x Wall Balls
    100 x Double Unders
    25 x Burpees
    Strength: Work to 3RM Dead Lift
    Stamina: 5 Rounds, not timed: 3 x DL @ 90% 3RM, 20 x 4-count Mountain Climber, Buddy Carry 50M
    Durability: 1 mile run at moderate pace. Yoga or Active Stretch 15 minutes.

    I subbed 10 minutes of kb windmills and bottoms up press/walk for the 1 mile run. I need to work on my kb skills.

    My work capacity time was 18:14. Worked up to a 350x3 3RM. Very tired today and it felt much heavier than usual. Worked at 315x3 for my stamina.



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    Originally Posted by wearedbleedblue View Post
    Tomorrow's workout:
    Warm Up: ROM Drills. Sprints 10 x 100M (:20 interval)
    Work Capacity: For time:
    50 x Wall Ball, 50 x Pull-up, 50 x Thruster (95#), Run 800M
    50 x Power Clean (95#), 50 x Doulbe Unders, 50 x Push Press (95#), Run 400M
    50 x Push-ups, 50 x Box Jumps, 50 x Burpees, Run 800M
    Durability: Plank holds 3 x 2 minutes each. Stretch.


    Should be interesting. Skip wall balls if you don't have a ball/medicine ball to throw. Sub 150 jumps with a jump rope for the double unders if you can't do them.
    this is serious i must try

  3.  10-11-2010  08:41 PM
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    finally getting back in today. should be good

  4.  10-11-2010  09:57 PM
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    Originally Posted by mxmatt15 View Post
    finally getting back in today. should be good
    Post your numbers

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    to be honest i have not been timing myself yet. i wanted to do 2-3 wks of sealfit to get my body used to it and then start tracking. hows your workout going.

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    Originally Posted by mxmatt15 View Post
    to be honest i have not been timing myself yet. i wanted to do 2-3 wks of sealfit to get my body used to it and then start tracking. hows your workout going.
    Personally I would start timing things right away if these workouts are timing based. Even when you are "just getting used to the workouts". The reason is that beating your times will be very motivational as you go along. For example, recently I decided to see how many kettlebells snatches I could do in 5 minutes without putting it down. Even the very first week I timed and kept track of reps, even though I was just trying it out the first week. Having some sort of tangible target to beat each week helped me push hard even when I didn't necessarily feel like it. Even if your times are bad to start with, it will be very satisfying to see how much they improve. If you don't start recording times until you get decent at the workouts, the improvements seem much smaller by comparison.

  7.  10-12-2010  01:19 PM
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    i guess you do have a point. but im already half way in so i will start next week

  8.  10-12-2010  02:35 PM
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    Start timing today, no need to wait until some arbitrary day like Monday. Every day matters, not just beginning of a week.

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    Today's workout:

    Baseline: ROM Drills. 15 - 10 - 5 Pistol, HSPU
    Work Capacity - 3 rounds for time:
    Run 1 mile, Row 2,000M

    Durability: 50 x GHD sit-ups. 50 x GHD Back Extensions. Active Stretch 10 minutes.

    Did the work capacity in 48:22. Started to get mentally defeated on the rows and slowed down but kept up an 8min mile pace. Not bad for rarely running over a 400m pace.

  10.  10-12-2010  09:08 PM
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    could you explain this to me.....ROM Drills. 15 - 10 - 5 Pistol, HSPU? and how would you preform the rows

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    ROM drills are mobility work. Don't worry about that too much right now. Pistols are one legged bodyweight squats. You can do them from a box until you get the hang out it. HSPU is a handstand push up. You just do a handstand against a wall and push yourself up and down.

    You need a rowing machine/ergometer to do the rowing. I'm not sure where you workout but almost every gym has at least one rower.

  12.  10-13-2010  01:18 AM
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    ok so im really getting frustrated because my POS gym doesn't have the **** i need to do most of my workouts. couldnt do the rows today because there is no row machine. no jump rope. and the list goes on. i go to xsport express so the fckin place is small as **** and has limited equipment. i think im going to start looking for a new gym. i usually go after work so i need something 24hrs but dont want to pay like 50 a month at lifetime. im gonna check out cardinal.

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    Originally Posted by mxmatt15 View Post
    ok so im really getting frustrated because my POS gym doesn't have the **** i need to do most of my workouts. couldnt do the rows today because there is no row machine. no jump rope. and the list goes on. i go to xsport express so the fckin place is small as **** and has limited equipment. i think im going to start looking for a new gym. i usually go after work so i need something 24hrs but dont want to pay like 50 a month at lifetime. im gonna check out cardinal.
    I don't know what any of those places are but good luck.

  14.  10-13-2010  08:45 PM
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    im trying to get 348 grams of protein daily so i wont loose any muscle mass. bit of a challenge

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    Way too much protein. Way too much. Don't believe the hype.

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    ive been told 2 grams per pound

  17.  10-14-2010  12:06 AM
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    Originally Posted by mxmatt15 View Post
    ive been told 2 grams per pound
    Thats very excessive. If you are exercising and eating well you don't need more than 1g/lb of protein. I get by with less than that on a regular basis and I'm actually adding mass.

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    21-15 -9 Pull-ups, Push-ups, Squats
    Means a set of 21 of each, a set of 15 of each, and then a set of 9 of each, all bodyweight.

    Strength: Work to 1RM Bench Press (BP)

    Stamina: Chipper: 15 x BP @ 80% 1RM, 100 x SDHP (75#), Shoulder Mobility Drills
    Work to your 1RM of the day and then take 80% of that and do 15 total bench presses and 100 total sumo deadlift high pulls YouTube - Sumo Deadlift High Pull Courtesy CrossFit Inc.

    Work Capacity: 5RFT:

    * 15 Curtis P (105#), run 400
    For this you go through this sequence 5x as quickly as possible. So you do 15 curtis p and then run a 400. Repeat it 4 more times. A curtis p is YouTube - SEAL Fit Curtis P. You do 15 of them for a set.

    Durability: Sprints: 1 min max effort, 1 min rest, 10 rounds. Breath Control practice and Stretch 15 minutes.

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    Glad to see u doing this mxmatt

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    hell yea bro, ima **** **** up! a big thanks to wearedbleedblue for helping me out

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