For time Row 5k. Try and maintain a steady stroke rate throughout.
Result: 22:07. Kept the stroke rate around 28 – 31. HR ave= 146 / max= 169
For time Row 5k. Try and maintain a steady stroke rate throughout.
Result: 22:07. Kept the stroke rate around 28 – 31. HR ave= 146 / max= 169
Every minute on the minute, perform two 9 minute rounds of following rep scheme 5-4-3-2-1-2-3-4-5.
Rest 2 minutes between rounds.
Then do Cindy… AMRAP in 20 minutes of:
Results: Both Pullups and Dips @ 15kg. Cindy; 14 rounds plus 5 Pullups, 10 Pushups and 5 Squats (Totals: 75 Pullups, 150 Pushups, 215 Squats). HR max = 164 / ave = 151…interesting that without kipping pullups heart rate can’t get very high (waiting for arms to recover).
Do four, six minute rounds as follows:
Round 1:
Round 2:
Round 3:
Round 4:
Results: First 500m in 1:41, second in 1:55.
For form and timing, every two minutes on the minute for 8 rounds:
For time perform the following:
Results: Skill portion went OK. Video taped it ans seemed good. Metcon: 16:27. Might have over done it with this one. First 25 thrusters and first 15 T2B were Ok, the rest was very painful. Forgot my heartrate monitor… would have probably been a new high.
Breaking Muscle just did an article on learning how to do handstands and handstand walks. These are some of the exercises they included in the plan. They provided some tips for doing handstands which I thought would be good to repeat here:
Part A: Every minute on the minute for 9 minutes, perform the following rep scheme of strict Handstand Pushups: 5-4-3-2-1-2-3-4-5 (from Paradiso CrossFit).
Part B: Rest 2 minutes then perform 3 rounds of:
Part C: Then EMOM perform for following for as many rounds as possible until you cannot complete a round in the minute:
Part D: Then EMOM for 5 minutes:
Results: Part C: Did 5 rounds… 4 rounds complete plus 5 x bench and 3 x pullups,. Be careful not to go too far with the bench press unless you have a spotter. Part D: Was not able to hold the full 15 seconds (kept touching down) but did hold much longer 10+ seconds towards the end. Trick I found is to lean slightly more forward and use your fingers to apply minor adjustmenets with counter pressure to keep you balanced.