Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Sotts Press,3X5, bar +/- 10#plates
Followed By:
WOD:
AMRAP 20 Min
Advanced
Rx
Intermediate
Novice
Followed By:
Skill:
L Pull-up, 3X6
Post time or rounds to comments.
The WOD (Workout of the Day.) The enemy pales in comparison.
If they do not, it is not hard enough.
Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Sotts Press,3X5, bar +/- 10#plates
Followed By:
WOD:
AMRAP 20 Min
Advanced
Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Clean Pulls,3 X 5, 125% 1 RM
Followed By:
WOD:
AMRAP in 20 Min of:
Advanced
Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Snatch Grip Deadlift, 3 X 5, 65% 1 RM
Followed By:
WOD:
5 Rnds For Time:
Advanced
Warmup: Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Followed By:
Skill: RDL, 3X5, 185/135#
Followed By:
WOD: 5 rounds for time:
Advanced
Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Turkish Get-Up, 3X3 per hand, 1.5/1 pood
Followed By:
WOD:
4 Rnds For Time:
Advanced
Warmup:
Group GPP 5-6 Dynamic Movements
Specific Stretching
Skill:
Romanian deadlift, 3X5, 185/135#
Followed By:
Skill:
Shoot Throughs, 3X5
Followed By:
WOD:
AMRAP 20Min of:
Advanced
Warmup:
SAT, 01JAN11
NEW YEAR'S THOUGHTS...
Some observations from Jon Gilson of Again Faster
A Few Truths
1.) It is always possible to work harder. Not necessarily longer or more often—just harder.
2.) If you try to accomplish everything, you won’t accomplish anything. Pick a single goal, and dedicate yourself to achieving that goal.
3.) The further you go from your home gym, the more likely you are to run into someone who is faster, stronger, and more powerful than you. Travel, and bring your humility.
4.) You must surround yourself with those who share and support your goals. If your friends scoff when you leave for the gym at 5 a.m., get new friends.
5.) You cannot coach yourself. “Coaching by mirror” is a great way to know what a movement looks like and a horrible way to know what a movement feels like.
6.) You need to analyze your training, qualitatively and quantitatively. If you don’t know why you’re doing what you’re doing, stop doing it.
7.) On a related note, human beings are capable of rationalizing anything. If you go looking for proof that you’re on the right track, you’ll find it.
8.) Easy fixes are few and far between. If it’s easy, chances are it’s incorrect, incomplete, or both.
9.) It is human nature to get where you want to be and immediately stop doing the things that got you there. This is a fantastic way to stay right where you are.
All lessons can’t be bright and cheery. Get rid of the crap that’s holding you back, and have the courage to realize that a healthy dose of self-criticism can go a long way toward making you a better athlete. We all need a kick in the ass once in a while.
HAPPY NEW YEAR's DAY!