Greetings RAW Warriors,
First off is today's FitRanX BW Workout of the Day from FitRanX HQ:
Body Weight WOD
Level 0-3
30 min TABATA - 20 sec Doing Exercise, 10 sec Rest - Do this 8 times,then switch to the next exercise.
1. Bridge x 8
2. Side Plank x 8
3. Bear Crawl x 8
4. Stationary Lunge x 8
5. Lying Knee Tucks x 8
6. Total Body Extension x 8
Level 3-5
30 min TABATA - 20 sec Doing Exercise, 10 sec Rest - Do this 8 times,then switch to the next exercise.
1. Switch Lunge x 8
2. Plank Walk Up x 8
3. Wounded Bear Crawl x 8
4. Rolling T's w/ Push-Ups x 8
5. Lying Knee Tucks x 8
6. Skater Hops x 8
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No KB Cleans today for me, just had enough time today for a track workout. Tomorrow I will be hitting the cleans pretty heavy for the Dog Days Challenge. Plus, my body just needed a hard run today.
I cranked out a good, hard one of 200's today.
I aimed for 40-45 seconds each 200, and went every 75 seconds. Going at this clip, I was resting about 30-35 seconds between 200's. In 5 minutes time, I got 800 meters in, giving me 2 miles worth of 200's in the 20 minute time period.
This was much shorter in rest periods than my typical "Run a 200 every 90 seconds" pattern I've done in the past. It was more challenging but what surprised me is how I could go within my range with shorter rest periods this time. I expected to start in the 40's and get closer to 45's in the end, but I basically hit 40's consistently for the first 1 mile worth, then some 40-42's, and finished off the last lap with 2 back to back 40's.
It was a nice afternoon to run in, temperature wise too, the 70's and a breeze.
If you want some workouts similar to this, try "Track Attacks!" at http://tinyurl.com/trackattacks
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Not sure about you, but I'm ready to enjoy a SodaStream Cream Soda tonight. My "Super Sodas" guide just got a 5-star review lately, you can check it out at http://tinyurl.com/supersodas
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Lift. Dominate. Repeat.
Rats Alley Barbell Club
Coach Rick Karboviak
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