WHITEBOARD – 5 August 2011

Workload:

On the minute for 10 minutes perform one 25m sled push 

*The sled weight starts at 50% bodyweight.  It goes up 10lbs every round or 5-7lbs for females.

**After ten minutes is complete rest 5 minutes and repeat again.

Notes: Try to make sure your lower back doesn’t arch during the pushes.  As we fatigue in the push (like most movements) we have a tendency to relax and round our back.  Take notice of it and try to make it set through all pushes.

With the built in rest, this is considered a sprint workout.  Make sure to hit each round at high intensity.

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7 Responses to “WHITEBOARD – 5 August 2011”
  1. grzm's avatar grzm says:

    100.110.120.130.140.150.160.170.X.X
    X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X.X
    190 (returning sled from far end)
    DNF

  2. Dedik's avatar Dedik says:

    Completed as RX’ed.

    That was a doosie.

  3. kemm's avatar kemm says:

    10 rounds
    then 7 rounds
    at the same weights as everyone else.. 100 to 190.

    Solidified my Club Pukie membership

  4. brian's avatar brian says:

    completed as rxed

    felt that one. i am looking for a hammock and a beer.

  5. Kevin Olds's avatar Kevin Olds says:

    RX’d

  6. Rock's avatar Rock says:

    Rx’d
    100 to 190#

    Was just thinking, are there plans to do a group Fight Gone Bad some day this Summer? Maybe a Saturday morning?

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