WHITEBOARD – 16 August 2012

Workload:

8 Rounds of:
Sled Push 25m (135/90)
*Rest 30s & RepeatThen:

4 Rounds of:
Sled Push 10m (135/90)
Sprint 40m
*Rest 60s

Then:

90s L-Seat hold.

Notes: Rest 3 minutes inbetween part 1 and 2. For the second part you perform a 10m sled push and immediately drop off the side to a full sprint. You will need to mark 25m for the first part and 50 for the second.

For the L Seat you can perform this either before or after the sled work. Just make sure you collect 90s in some variant of the L-Seat. Knees tucked with legs staying close is the easiest, then 1 leg out and finally 2.

By the way – If you didn’t do the max set of pull-ups from the other day get a set in. If you can’t perform deadhangs then pick a band that will allow 10-20 pull-ups in a max set and do that. Make sure to record the number and band.

By the way – Bench for Boobs

Comments
6 Responses to “WHITEBOARD – 16 August 2012”
  1. kevineleven's avatar kevineleven says:

    check, check, and check

  2. Brian's avatar Brian says:

    completed.

  3. P. Snatch for double – worked up to 220
    S. Pull + P. Snatch (2+1)x1x3x185

    Bench Press – 5x5x185 with 1 second pause

  4. Dara's avatar Dara says:

    I’ve had a few questions about the weight classes for B4B so you can decide who your competition will be. For men:
    115-132lbs
    133-165lbs
    166-198lbs
    199-242+lbs

    Perhaps a two pronged approach – work on your bench AND drop a couple pounds into the next lower weight class? That’s my current strategy.

  5. Rock's avatar Rock says:

    Done, done, and done

    Great day for a sled push.

  6. Dara's avatar Dara says:

    Done. 70#. Which I thnk is the most I’ve ever done on a sled?

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