Deadlift is a simple and effective movement, remaining unique in its ability to increase strength throughout the body. It is the most functional movement of the human body, because its execution requires the mobilization of the majority of the muscular system of the body.
Glute Ham developer Medicine Ball Throw Sit up, 1 minute
1.5 pood Kettlebell swing, 1 minute
Rest
3-5 Rounds of the following circuit for time:
10 Deadlift
10 Pull ups
Rest
1.5 pood Kettlebell swing, 1 minute
Glute Ham developer Medicine Ball Throw Sit up, 1 minute
50 Sit-ups.
Deadlift moderate load, 15 reps (use full size plates).
Push-ups off dumbbells, 25 reps.
Deadlift same load with 25 pound plates, 15 reps
Push-ups off dumbbells, 20 reps.
Deadlift same load with 10 pound plates, 15 reps
Push-ups off dumbbells, 15 reps
Deadlift same load with 5 pound plates, 15 reps
Push-ups off dumbbells, 10 reps
50 Sit ups
Notes:
1. The idea with the deadlifts is to increase the range of motion
CAREFULLY with increasingly deeper (smaller plates) deadlifts.
2. Use super-strict form on the push-ups and sink LOW!
3. Move through with little to no rest.
Seven rounds for time of:
From a push-up position, lower your hand placement about a foot.
Press to a handstand while a friend deadlifts your ankles and presses
to overhead as you press to the handstand.
Ten Pull-ups
25 Sit up on Glute-Ham developer.
Notes:
1. Use the same load for each set.
2. Rest 30 seconds between sets.
3. Focus on keeping the stomach "sucked in" throughout the movement.
4. Be brave, and go as heavy as the rep scheme will allow.