30 November
Shoulder Press 3-3-3-3-3
100, 120, 125
I was not thrilled with this. By now I should be able to complete the 5 reps of 125#. Granted I know that Shoulder Press is usually pretty slow in the progression department so I'm not expecting some huge gains but I have been trying this one for what seems like a while now. I need to re-evaluate and make sure I am doing everything properly i.e. record myself.
Shoulder Press 12 =>15
100# at 12 reps
This was my first time completing this workout at 100# for 12 reps. I was happy that I at least have progressed on this one.
AMRAP in 15 min. of
7 Sit-Ups
7 Pull-Ups
7 Double Unders
Total: 17 + 2 double unders
I was shooting for 18 on this one but my arms were getting worse on the pull-ups as each round came. There were a few times where I got tripped up on the rope as well which did not help with the time. Didn't have any issues with the sit-ups.
02 December
15 Reps of each:
Shoulder Press, Push Press, Push Jerk. After each lift, do 10 ring dips and 10 sit-ups then rest 1-2 minutes.
SP: 95#
PP: 115#
PJ: 135#
03 December
Tabata Style 3 minutes work/ 1 minute rest for each station. Team with the most points wins that specific station.
Split into teams and start at a station. Work for 3 minutes at the station. Then at the 1 minute rest, add your points (see points below) and then move to the next station. Points are the total for each individual then added together for the team.
100 m Run 1 point for each 100m
29 m Tire Flip 1 point for each 29m
Kettlebell Swing Points .5(<35#), 1(53#), 2(72#)
Wall Ball Points .5(air squat), 1(<14#), 2(14/20#)
52 m Overhead Walking Lunge Points .5(<10#), 1(25#), 2(45#) for each 52m
I did 7 runs, 3 tire flips, 100 KB swing at 53#, 50 Wall Ball at 20#, 1 lunge @ 45#
04 December
Overhead Squat 5-5-5-5-5
115, 130, 140,150, 160 (4)
I'm not going to lie. I honestly did not feel like working out that day. I'm not sure why. It has actually been quite sometime since I have felt like that. I didn't feel extra motivated. As you can see I still went and I have no regrets about going. I mean honestly who could have regrets about getting stronger.
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