Thursday 010531

Thursday 010503

Thursday 010503

Bike hard for ten minutes. (Record distance)
Rest three minutes
One set of pull-ups followed immediately by bench press at body weight.
Rest one minute
Second set of pull-ups followed immediately by bench press at body weight.
Rest one minute
Third set of pull-ups followed immediately by bench press at body weight.
Rest two minutes
"Wall Ball" drill for two minutes, attempt 50 throws
Rest only as long as it takes to complete 50 sit-ups, slow and controlled.
Back extension/glute-ham raise 15 reps followed immediately by
50 sit-ups
Without rest, repeat back ext./glute-ham raise and sit-ups.

This is a hard workout. Try to complete it in less than 40 minutes

Tuesday 240507

Tuesday 240507

Guest Programmer – Rob Lawson
April 30-May 12, 2024

For time:
800-meter run
30 burpee bar muscle-ups
800-meter run

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Scaling:
Thirty bar muscle-ups for time is a well-known benchmark. Today, we’ll add a burpee to each bar muscle-up and sandwich them between 800-meter runs. This is a nice progression from the burpee pull-ups we saw on 240430.

The burpee bar muscle-up is a forgotten tool when developing bar muscle-up capacity because effectively, you’re doing 30 single bar muscle-ups. The first bar muscle-up of a set is arguably the hardest, as when you come down from the top of the first rep, you can naturally generate more swing and a bigger kip into consecutive reps. Today, the goal is to make that first bar muscle-up a little easier by practicing it 30 times.

The first 800-meter run should raise the heart rate, and the burpee will cause core fatigue and pushing redundancy with the bar muscle-up, so this workout does get grimy. The burpee quickly becomes a mental test of making sure you keep moving. Finishing with the run means we can let loose and push the pace — aim to finish the last 800 meters faster than the first.

A great goal is to complete this workout in sub-15 minutes, and those who really want to push can aim for the 10-minute mark.

Intermediate option:
For time:
600-meter run
30 burpee jumping bar muscle-ups
600-meter run
*Use a pull-up bar that is elbow height when your arms are overhead.

Beginner option:
For time:
400-meter run
20 burpee low-ring muscle-up transitions
400-meter run
*Perform a burpee, and then a single low-ring muscle-up transition.

Resources:
The Burpee
The Kipping Bar Muscle-up
Burpee Bar Muscle-ups With Heber Cannon
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Friday 010622

Friday 010622

Three rounds for time of:
Muscle Snatch, 15 reps
Box Jump, 15 reps
Back Extension/Glute-ham raise, 15 reps

Our best will:
Snatch 2/3 body weight.
Jump 26" box.
Back extension/Glute-ham raise with 20 pound medicine ball.
Complete three rounds in ten minutes.

Mayhem Daily Wod – 21710

Mayhem Daily Wod - 21710
BodyBuilding: Shoulders and Glutes Barbell Strict Press 5 sets: 10-12 Reps (Weight increasing across sets) -Rest 90 sec b/t sets- *Focus: Take barbell from the rig. Keep abs and glutes engaged to prevent over extension of the low back. Use a slightly staggered stance if needed.
Standing Double DB Strict Press + Push Press 4 sets: 10 Double DB Strict Press + 5-10 Double DB Push Press *Focus: DB’s start at the shoulders and are pressed overhead. Focus on a neutral grip (palms facing each other). Weight should allow for 10 reps on strict press but not much more. Without putting the dumbbells down, complete an additional 5-10 DB push press.
Standing Single Arm Banded Front Raise 4 sets: 12-15 reps(each side); light to moderate weight band *Focus: Attach a light weight band to the rig around knee level. Face away from the band and brace core to stay balanced throughout movement. Grasp band and lift to shoulder height with a straight arm and return down. Show control throughout movement. Use DB if a band is not available.
Single Arm Bent Over Lateral Raise 4 sets: 12-15 reps(each side); light to moderate weight band *Focus: Same band setup as previous movement. Bend at a 45-90 degree angle with the torso and stand parallel to the rig. The working arm (farthest from the rig) will raise the arm to the side to shoulder height. Show control throughout and keep core engaged.
GHD Hip Raise 5 sets: 20 reps; unloaded or holding a plate or DB *Focus: Set up GHD so hips are slightly past the hip pad. Go down to 90 degrees and raise to parallel. Avoid using excessive momentum to complete reps and squeeze glutes at the top of each rep
Walking Double DB Lunge 4 sets: 25 yds (moderate weight in each hand) DB’s can be held by the sides or on the shoulders *Focus: Use straps or grips if needed so grip is not an issue. Use a weight that will allow for control with each step and focus on glute engagement with each step.
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