4 mile run
High Intensity Personal Training designed to take you to the next level of Fitness.
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
A couple of days rest and back to the old grind. I had a visitor stop by for a guest appearance all the way from the windy city of Chicago. She even brought her own WOD dedicated to her birthday, I think you can figure out how old she is today. I think we'll call this one a tie at 43 minutes followed by a great post breakfast. Happy Birthday Carissa!
"3.3 Decades"
3 rounds for time of:
33 burpees
33 kettlebell swings (53/35)
33 pullups
33 double unders (can substitute 165 singles)
1100m row
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Gonna rest the upper body today and hit the lower and some core work.
3 mile run. First half slow steady pace, last half start interval training by picking up the pace for 30secs then slowing back down for 1:30. You should push it close to sprint speed for the fast runs and keep the slower to a steady jog.
Finish with:
3 x 15 back ext.
10 ghd situps
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
The "Murph"
Had to push the Murph back a day due to some car trouble (had to push it 4 blocks) and a heat index well over 100 degrees. Here we go!
"Murph"
For Time:
1 mile run
100 pullups
200 pushups
300 squats
1 mile run
Running can be replaced with 2000m rows (Murph on the water). Best time today for regular Murph was 55:59 (mile split times 1st mile 7:03/ 2nd mile 9:58) That second mile is a fucking bear!! Best "on the water" time 1:03:30. I haven't tried the row version yet but it definitely is a beast! Awesome, awesome training!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Run Training:
4 mile run
Conditioning Training:
5 rounds of 30/30 (work/rest) of:
KB swings (35 F/53 M) Over head swings
mountain climbers
KB C & P (35/53)
jump rope
KB snatches (35/53)
battling ropes
Tomorrow is the 5 year anniversary of the battle that killed 11 Navy Seals and 8 Army Night Stalkers in the Kunar Province of Afghanistan. Several of Crossfit's best "Hero" WOD's came out of this heroic battle, the JT, Micheal, and the Murph. Tomorrow we will be conducting the "Murph" is his honor. Lt. Michael Murphy was posthumously awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions on that day. Navy Seals, Petty Officer 1st Class Jeff Taylor (JT) and Lt. Michael McGreevey (Micheal) were posthumously awarded Bronze Stars for Valor and Purple Hearts. The Murph is long and hard and should be conducted with a 20lb weight vest if you are up for the challenge. When you feel like you're going to keel over on the second mile run after 300 squats, think of these heroes and what they did to defend you're country and the ultimate sacrifices they made! Use this to drive you through and complete the mission!! More information about these men can be found on line and in the May 2010 issue of the Crossfit Journal.
"Murph" (for time)
1 mile run
100 pullups
200 pushups
300 squats
1 mile run
Thursday, June 24, 2010
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