WEDNESDAY 130410
2k row
foam roller
rotations
HELEN
3 rounds for time:
400m
21 kb swings (1 pood)
12 pull ups
(13:04)
Monday, April 15, 2013
HELEN (13:04)
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Power of Now
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Modern Herbology
Reinventing Medicine
Muscles Alive
The Art of Expressing the Human Body
Training Lactate Pulse Rate
Deep Survival
Healing with Whole Foods
Detoxify or Die
Tipping Point
Blink
Living the Low Carb Life
Scattered Minds
Emotional Intelligence
The Web that has no Weaver
Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers
The Poliquin Principles
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Personal Records (PR)
APR 09 APFT (284)
PU - 57
SU - 77
2mi - 13:25
OCT 08 APFT (283)
PU - 65
SU - 80
2mi - 14:36
APR 08 APFT (282)
PU - 61
SU - 75
2mi - 14:04
CFT - 630
CINDY - 12/14
FIGHT GONE BAD (Task) - 20:33
FRAN - 10:44/9:38 (Frozen)/9:30
GRACE - 9:56*/5:55* (115#)
GRIFF - 12:41
HELEN - 13:53/12:36
LUCY - 16:12
MURPH - 48:07* (no vest - broken)
NANCY - 19:21* (65#)
100 Perfect PU WOD - 10:59
4x800m Run - 13:03
2-mile Run - 14:04/13:25
5k Run - 27:27/25:30
10k Run - 54:08
1/2 Marathon - 2:16:30
500m Row - 1:51/1:39
2k Row - 7:23/7:52
5k Row - 19:51
1-min Pull ups - 11+6
Weighted pull ups - 35#/15#
20-min Push ups - 246
100 Burpees - 11:55
Tabata Squats - 18
BTB Tabata Squats - 10
Tabata Push ups - 11 across
Tabata Push ups - 5
Tabata Sit ups - 12
Tabata Pull ups - 3/4
FRONT SQUAT
1RM - 155/165/205
3RM - 195/185/195/205
5RM - 155/165/175/185
BACK SQUAT
1RM - 235/265
3RM -245
5RM - 175/245
OVERHEAD SQUAT
1RM - 115/135/145
3RM -135/140
5RM - 115/125
BW x
BENCH PRESS
1RM - 225
3RM - 205
5RM - 185/205
SHOULDER PRESS
1RM - 115/135
3RM - 105/130
5RM - 115/120
PUSH PRESS
1RM - 195
3RM - 125/135/155/175
5RM - 165
PUSH JERK
1RM - 175/195
3RM - 155
5RM - 135/150
DEADLIFT
1RM - 300/325
3RM - 305
5RM - 245/280/315
SQUAT CLEAN
1RM - 155/185
3RM - 135/165
5RM - 115/125
CLEAN & JERK
1RM - 165
3RM -
5RM - 115
HANG POWER CLEAN
1RM - 155/185
3RM -
5RM -
SNATCH
1RM -
3RM -
5RM -
PU - 57
SU - 77
2mi - 13:25
OCT 08 APFT (283)
PU - 65
SU - 80
2mi - 14:36
APR 08 APFT (282)
PU - 61
SU - 75
2mi - 14:04
CFT - 630
CINDY - 12/14
FIGHT GONE BAD (Task) - 20:33
FRAN - 10:44/9:38 (Frozen)/9:30
GRACE - 9:56*/5:55* (115#)
GRIFF - 12:41
HELEN - 13:53/12:36
LUCY - 16:12
MURPH - 48:07* (no vest - broken)
NANCY - 19:21* (65#)
100 Perfect PU WOD - 10:59
4x800m Run - 13:03
2-mile Run - 14:04/13:25
5k Run - 27:27/25:30
10k Run - 54:08
1/2 Marathon - 2:16:30
500m Row - 1:51/1:39
2k Row - 7:23/7:52
5k Row - 19:51
1-min Pull ups - 11+6
Weighted pull ups - 35#/15#
20-min Push ups - 246
100 Burpees - 11:55
Tabata Squats - 18
BTB Tabata Squats - 10
Tabata Push ups - 11 across
Tabata Push ups - 5
Tabata Sit ups - 12
Tabata Pull ups - 3/4
FRONT SQUAT
1RM - 155/165/205
3RM - 195/185/195/205
5RM - 155/165/175/185
BACK SQUAT
1RM - 235/265
3RM -245
5RM - 175/245
OVERHEAD SQUAT
1RM - 115/135/145
3RM -135/140
5RM - 115/125
BW x
BENCH PRESS
1RM - 225
3RM - 205
5RM - 185/205
SHOULDER PRESS
1RM - 115/135
3RM - 105/130
5RM - 115/120
PUSH PRESS
1RM - 195
3RM - 125/135/155/175
5RM - 165
PUSH JERK
1RM - 175/195
3RM - 155
5RM - 135/150
DEADLIFT
1RM - 300/325
3RM - 305
5RM - 245/280/315
SQUAT CLEAN
1RM - 155/185
3RM - 135/165
5RM - 115/125
CLEAN & JERK
1RM - 165
3RM -
5RM - 115
HANG POWER CLEAN
1RM - 155/185
3RM -
5RM -
SNATCH
1RM -
3RM -
5RM -
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The overhead squat is one of the best exercises for builiding "core" strength...
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- Never eat the rolls. If you're going to eat carbohydrates, save it for dessert.
- Always choose a low-fat protein entre and ask to replace any starches or grains with extra vegetables.
- While waiting for dinner, have a glass of water.
- If the low-fat protein you order is significantly larger than the size of your palm, take the excess home.
- Determine whether the carbohydrates on your plate are favorable or unfavorable. If you're eating favorable carbohydrates, have double the volume of carbohydrates compared to the protein portion.
- If dining out is not complete without dessert, then don't eat any carbohydrates during the meal. Order whatever you want for dessert, but eat only half.
- Always choose a low-fat protein entre and ask to replace any starches or grains with extra vegetables.
- While waiting for dinner, have a glass of water.
- If the low-fat protein you order is significantly larger than the size of your palm, take the excess home.
- Determine whether the carbohydrates on your plate are favorable or unfavorable. If you're eating favorable carbohydrates, have double the volume of carbohydrates compared to the protein portion.
- If dining out is not complete without dessert, then don't eat any carbohydrates during the meal. Order whatever you want for dessert, but eat only half.
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