WODs 11/2-11/6

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  • Started 2 weeks ago by DiabetesCanKissMyButt
  • Latest reply from Jess

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  1. Post your work-outs here for motivation and inspiration!

    For those who want to start the 100 push-up challenge on Monday, here is the link: http://hundredpushups.com/

    Let's rock n roll!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  2. I started the 100 pushup challenge today! I started at week 3 (because that's where I ranked). It's tough going at the end!!!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  3. dragonmamma
    Member

    As well as my October conditioning workout of 100 pull up burpees and a half-hour game of chicken ball with my hubby, my big accomplishment today was learning how to "Skin the Cat":

    http://www.mytrainer.com/action/viewvideo/255/Skin_the_Cat_Gymnastics/

    It was pretty scary, because I wasn't sure how much shoulder mobility it would require. I was afraid I might pull my arms out of the sockets! I also wasn't sure how much strength it would require to bring myself back to the starting position, but it turned out to be lots easier than doing burpees.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  4. Jess
    Member

    Skin the cat looks fun, I wish I had the right tools! That pushup challenge looks brutal, I've GOT to try it. There are so many different push-up variations though...Are you guys just sticking to one? Do you think it'll still work everything in generally the same way?

    The http://twohundredsquats.com/ challenge looks pretty badass, too. Anybody else in? ;)

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  5. I'm just going with standard width for my challenge. I think anyone would definitely have a different, and probably more challenging, experience if they went sheerly with close-grip or wide-grip.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  6. Jess
    Member

    You think just doing an insane amount of push-ups and squats for the next 6 weeks, with some additional slow cardio and tabatas mixed in there, would be a pretty sufficient workout program?

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  7. I would say. Squats and pushups are great compound movements that work a good amount of muscles each. Throw some pullups in there and you've got all your major muscle groups covered...except for the abs. Heck, throw in some planks and some renegade rows!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  8. BikerPike
    Member

    Yesterday I had a cyclocross race.

    Today did run/walk with my husband. Ran 4:30, then sprinted 30" then walked a minute repeat for 47'

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  9. Jess
    Member

    Pull-ups...Duh...Good thinkin. :)

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  10. Today's work-out:
    walk 1 hour
    Push-up challenge

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  11. Geoff
    Member

    Lifting today. First time in a while so I kept the weights lighter. 3 sets of each.

    Squats
    Incline Bench Press
    Barbell Rows
    Deadlift w/ Shrug
    Military Press

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  12. Jess
    Member

    DCKMA, where are you in the push-up challenge? :)

    WOD:
    Pushup challenge (total: 45) ~5 minutes
    Squat challenge (total: 175) ~5 minutes
    Ab/back work:
    1:40 plank
    1:30 side plank
    1:00 hollow hold
    2:15 superman
    1:00 plank
    00:30 stick-ups

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  13. mseibel
    Member

    I joined Crossfit and tonight is my first workout. Yikes.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  14. BikerPike
    Member

    Went to a different crossfit gym for intro private class...liked the gym much more and was impressed with their attention to form and also their ideas on fitness, training, nutrition all lines up with mine and they get and live a life similar to mine.

    So 60' cross fit instruction and WOD 2x through
    38' walk after dinner

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  15. 100 pushup challenge - week 3, day 2, column 3
    (henceforth known as 100pc)

    followed up by

    pullup ladders to 9
    wall squat - 2min
    front plank - 2min
    right side plank - 1:15
    left side plank - 1:15
    renegade rows 35lb x12
    wall squat - 2min
    renegade rows 35lb x12

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  16. Geoff
    Member

    I was feeling frisky and spry today, so it was a day for PLAY!!!

    Mini Ache Hunt (see "The Paleo Diet for Athletes" at pp. 181-3 for an explanation).

    Start with slow jogging on my forest trail at 65% of max heart rate (Move slowly to the "hunting grounds") - a good warm up

    Cross the river into the "hunting grounds" and commence a series of 6 short sprints interspersed with recovery jogging in the move slowly zone (Chasing the quarry)

    Pick up the biggest, most unwieldy rock I can find and carry it back "home" to camp in the move slowly zone. (Bringing home the bacon)

    This was a BLAST. Totally spontaneous and completely unstructured idea, but I had a great time. Because I didn't consider it a formal "workout" I didn't bother keeping track of time or distance on the sprints, the weight of the rock, or how I carried it - other than to make sure I didn't get hurt.

    The only hard part was that there were a few deer out in the evening on the way back and I was sorely tempted to drop my rock and give chase through the undergrowth.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  17. BikerPike
    Member

    A bit sore from crossfit yesterday so did an easy bike ride. I found my happy bike place...beautiful fall day.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  18. It was a perfect morning for some uphill sprints under the near full moon!

    Uphill sprints x8
    Between sprints I did some calf raises at the top of the hill (between 15 - 25)

    Finished on a song by Trentmoeller called 'While the Cold Winter Waiting'. It seemed perfect cuz it was nice and mellow...and super cold out this morning!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  19. eva
    Member

    last two days-
    crossfit WODs
    short and sweet

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  20. Geoff
    Member

    Lots of "move slowly" today - about an hour on my own this morning on my trail and another hour later on a walk with my wife.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  21. Jess
    Member

    Cold out?! It was 75 and beeeautiful today! I couldn't wait to get out and do a little physical work...

    WOD:
    Push-up Challenge Week 1, Day 2 (total=55)
    ~60min. bikeride
    ~60min. walk/jog through trails
    10 sprints (rest: 10-30sec)

    I am exhausted!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  22. darn you warm climate people and being able to workout outside all year!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  23. 100 jump burpees for time. I love burpees because they're so old school, not to mention brutally hard!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  24. I'm thinking of hitting up a major round of burpees (with pullups) this weekend.

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  25. Jess
    Member

    I'm from Maine, I know what it's like. ;) Now a newly found Floridian. Ahhhh, sunshiiiine....

    Get Primal, what was your time? 100 sounds NASTY!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  26. Hey Jess, time was 9:24 today. If you need ideas for workouts check the link on my name, I log all my workouts there. It's a nasty workout, especially when you're racing the clock. If you do the workout come over to the blog and comment, I like to hear how people are doing!

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  27. 100pc - week 3, day 3, column 3 (122 total)

    pullups + 55# x 4
    front plank - 2:00
    dumbell squats 70# x 10
    pullups + 30# x 5
    left side plank - 1:30
    right side plank - 1:30
    dumbell squats 70# x 12
    pushups + 50# x 5
    burpees with pullups x 5

    Posted 2 weeks ago #
  28. Jess
    Member

    @Get Primal, great workouts! I'm diggin' the Poker 400, if only I could find somebody else that would be up to it! :( The Distance Burpees sounds horrible, I might just have to try that on the golf course next week..(But spatially, how far is 300/400m?) I must comment that you DO seem to run an awful lot though...Hasn't the concept of "chronic cardio" been burned into your skull enough after hanging around here? ;)

    Posted 2 weeks ago #

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