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Monday, September 19, 2011

WEDNESDAY, SEPT 21, 2011











A. HANDBALANCING

Beginners: 30 sec chest to wall handstand x 4 sets; rest 1 min.

Intermediate: 5-10 heel taps, trying to balance on last rep x 3 sets; rest 1 min.
5-10 toe taps, trying to balance on last rep x 3 sets; rest 1 min.

Advanced: do 10 heel taps in middle of floor, trying to balance on last rep, use your partner as a 'wall' x 3 sets; rest 1 min.
do 10 toe taps in middle of floor, trying to balance on last rep, use your partner as a 'wall' x 3 sets; rest 1 min.

B. Anaerobic Lactic Endurance
10 x Push Press 85/125 lbs (these reps should be unbroken, but tough.
0 seconds rest
15 burpees AFAP
rest 4 min
6 sets

In your rest period work on elegant gymnastics pose.

6 comments:

  1. Darci, I don't know if you ever look at the CFFB but the programming doesn't seem to be that different from what you do. (Of course you do way more gymnastics. I am guessing that thry are working in only a couple energy systems with this type of programming? Can you shed some light on this? I realize that theirs is pretty sport specific.

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  2. The link for anyone who is interested. I just think that the CFFB is a decent prescription for the general population.

    http://www.crossfitfootball.com/

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  3. Looking forward to tonight.

    I like the CFFB stuff - the 15 minutes of dead lifts every 30 seconds was memorable. Also the power snatches and 40" box jumps was all kinds of fun.

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  4. Great work on this one folks!

    It was awesome to see everyone push hard to keep those push press's unbroken.

    PS- Kevin has a very impressive elegant gymnastics pose.

    - Mieka

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  5. OMG wow this sucked and I only did four rounds. I just couldn't stop from doing a mild push jerk on this one.

    Need to really get back to consistent training and mobility work.

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