WOD:
For Max Reps and Points
2 minutes at each exercise followed by a 1 minute rest
2 Rounds of;
Wall Ball (20/14)
Double Unders (10:1 for singles)
Push Ups
Suicide Run
*For the suicide run, points are counted for the corresponding yard marker reached e.g. 4 points are awarded when you reach the 40 yard marker.
Rest Day or make up day….
If you have hit a WOD everyday this week we will practice a skill in order to let the body rest and recharge. If you have missed a day, pick a WOD and make it up…
Take the time to watch this video, it is a very powerful message. Leave a comment if you like on your thoughts and opinions, and what motivates you or inspires you.
WOD:
For Time
300m Run
15 Push Press (115/85)
15 (10) Pull Ups
300m Run
15 Push Press (115/85)
15 (10) Pull Ups
300m Run
15 Push Press (115/85)
15 (10) Pull Ups
300m Run
*Both Pull Ups and Push Ups must be done unbroken. In the push press the bar can rest in the front rack, on the shoulders, or in the hang but not on the ground, if the bar goes to the ground you must start the set over starting back at 0. In the Pull Ups, if you come to a resting point where your feet are on the ground or and a box then you must start the set back over at 0.
*explosive push-ups are either clapping push-ups or push-ups with hands leaving the ground. Just as long as the elbows reach full extension and drive explosively out of the bottom of the push up
I had the pleasure of meeting Kyle Maynard over the past weekend. What an amazing individual and a truely wonderful human being. He is truely an inspiration to myself.
1. Believe in one person: yourself. Everything flows from that pool.
2. Never be content where you are. Be anxious and hungry to get better, but remain humble in your pursuits.
3. Pain is common in all aspects of life. Mental toughness will make physical pain temporary.
4. Be consistent, set goals and work at acheiving them. Train with a purpose.
5. Eat to live don't live to eat.
6. Lead by example. Never become someone you aren't proud of.
7. There are some days that will be better than others. Never leave with the thought you could have done more.
8. Sacrifices, consistency, intensity, and hard work is where all the results come from.
9. This program, like life, can become a painful endevour with seemingly insurmountable challenges of mental, physical and emotional hardships.
10. Through all of these you will develop and utilize skills you didn't know you were capable of.