10/25/2006
workout A
TACTICAL LUNGE 10 EA. 16/24/24
1 ARM C&P 6 L/R 16/24/16
TURKISH GET UP 2 L/R 16/16/24
ALT. RENEGADE ROW 5 L/R 73 x 3
2 ARM SWING 20 24 x 3
BICEPS 10 16/24/24
JUMPING JACKS 30 SECS. 35/37/35
10-26-06 ran 4 miles HR @ 85-92% max
Workout B (1100-sat.)
Barbell Deadlift 8 x 3 135/135/135
Fisted Pushups 10x 3 10/10/10
Snatch 10 x 3 16/24/24
Single arm squat press 5 L/R 16/16/24
One arm swing 10 L/R 16/24/24
Mountain Climber 30 secs x 3 30/34/35
Shuffles 30 secs x 3 30/34/35
I felt better than I thought I would going thru the circuit
fast ska really helps with the 2nd half of workout B
I feel like I am seeing better GPP already.
Monday: 30 minute run with recruits. Moderate pace, conversational tone.
Tues.: Introduced the recruits to the USSSST. Ok, I only had them try 2 minutes of snatching. I only had 10 mins. left in the class, and I had to run 4 groups through it. (I was being easy) But I planted the seed!
Workout A:workout A
TACTICAL LUNGE 10 EA. 16/24/24
1 ARM C&P 6 L/R 16/24/24
TURKISH GET UP 2 L/R 24/16/16
ALT. RENEGADE ROW 5 L/R 32kg/24/24
2 ARM SWING 20 32 x 3
BICEPS 10 24 x 3
JUMPING JACKS 30 SECS. 37/40/40
warmup/ halos/wall squat
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Friday, October 27, 2006
Sacramento County Deputy killed in the line of duty
It is with great sadness and anger that I report the death of a fellow officer in a sister agency, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department. Deputy Jeffrey Mitchell leaves behind a wife and a six year old son. The type of person who would actually shoot and kill a law enforcement officer is one who has absolutely no redeeming aspect to society.
This should serve as a reality check to all those in the academy class of what is asked of them when they put a badge on their chest, wear a gun, and are sworn to enforce the laws of the land. As I watch my own child play, my heart goes out to the Mitchell family.
Be safe my brothers and sisters.
This should serve as a reality check to all those in the academy class of what is asked of them when they put a badge on their chest, wear a gun, and are sworn to enforce the laws of the land. As I watch my own child play, my heart goes out to the Mitchell family.
Be safe my brothers and sisters.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Keeping it Going!
Had a great week training so far. Workout B on monday increase in the weight, and ran 3 miles today. Had a good cheat day, but back on track with the nutrition for week 2.
Had a great conversation with Joe Sarti today. I called Ken to confirm him coming to the academy tomorrow (wed.) and he was with Joe. We are very fortunate to be in a position where we influence other people's lives with what we do. There are few things more gratifying than training someone and they exceed their own capabilities. I had the proud moment of a marathon runner (recruit in the current class) tell me he had just hit his 4 mile PR time today, and he attributed it to the type of training that we do in PT. He was really surprised since he runs much less than he did before the academy. They learn from me and I learn from them.
I have learned from my mentor, Dan DeLeon this concept. If you want to know how good a teacher someone is, don't watch the teacher, watch their students. That is what I hope to show with my work in the academy. (although, I definitely want to model my role as their teacher by looking the part, too!)
Had a great conversation with Joe Sarti today. I called Ken to confirm him coming to the academy tomorrow (wed.) and he was with Joe. We are very fortunate to be in a position where we influence other people's lives with what we do. There are few things more gratifying than training someone and they exceed their own capabilities. I had the proud moment of a marathon runner (recruit in the current class) tell me he had just hit his 4 mile PR time today, and he attributed it to the type of training that we do in PT. He was really surprised since he runs much less than he did before the academy. They learn from me and I learn from them.
I have learned from my mentor, Dan DeLeon this concept. If you want to know how good a teacher someone is, don't watch the teacher, watch their students. That is what I hope to show with my work in the academy. (although, I definitely want to model my role as their teacher by looking the part, too!)
Saturday, October 21, 2006
week 1 on the Revolution LaJolla plan
Week 1 completed and stayed true to the nutrition plan and avoided my major pitfalls. I weaned myself off of coffee in the beginning, suffered major headaches but got through the pain. BUT, I love my coffee, so I went back. However, I have cut back big time on consumption. The great thing is that the great buzz came back with ALOT less coffee consumed. Drinking alot more water, and consuming more protein and vegetables. I feel great and I have lost 5 lbs. in the first week.
The workout is as such. Started off with the 16kg and 24 kg. Trying to keep the cardio factor focused with less rest. Workout A:
TACTICAL LUNGE
1 ARM C&P
TURKISH GET UP
ALT. RENEGADE ROW
2 ARM SWING
BICEPS
JUMPING JACKS
Workout B:
Workout B
Suitcase Deadlift
Fisted Pushups
Snatch
Single arm squat press
One arm swing
Mountain Climber
Shuffles
My runs have been a long run for 30 mins., and also a sprint run (40 yards x 16). Will work on longer tempo runs.
I created a small 6 minute documentary on academy PT. I was in an Instructional Technology for L.E trainers this past week. I learned alot about how to use Windows Movie Maker. I am hoping to figure out how to post the clip on this blog. Any suggestions would be helpful.
The workout is as such. Started off with the 16kg and 24 kg. Trying to keep the cardio factor focused with less rest. Workout A:
TACTICAL LUNGE
1 ARM C&P
TURKISH GET UP
ALT. RENEGADE ROW
2 ARM SWING
BICEPS
JUMPING JACKS
Workout B:
Workout B
Suitcase Deadlift
Fisted Pushups
Snatch
Single arm squat press
One arm swing
Mountain Climber
Shuffles
My runs have been a long run for 30 mins., and also a sprint run (40 yards x 16). Will work on longer tempo runs.
I created a small 6 minute documentary on academy PT. I was in an Instructional Technology for L.E trainers this past week. I learned alot about how to use Windows Movie Maker. I am hoping to figure out how to post the clip on this blog. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Monday, October 16, 2006
Revolution Kettlebell Fat Loss Program
Today marks the first day of starting the 12 week program from Franz and Yoana Snideman's Revolution Kettlebell fat loss program. I started by writing down my bad habits that have gotten me to the level of body composition where I am at right now. The reflection in the mirror does not lie, both physically and mentally.
I am following their workout design from the book to make this as simple to follow. Right now i am so busy at work that even something like following a prewritten program design will help with time management. Nutrition and portion control will be key for me.
When I was feeling a little overwhelmed by everything on my plate, Rif writes a great post (Sunday Oct. 15th's post) that really got me in the gut. Life is good. I can either "karate do" or "karate do not" get squished if stand in the middle. My students are performing better with kettlebells, and that is making me proud and motivated. I will keep you all updated on my progress.
I am following their workout design from the book to make this as simple to follow. Right now i am so busy at work that even something like following a prewritten program design will help with time management. Nutrition and portion control will be key for me.
When I was feeling a little overwhelmed by everything on my plate, Rif writes a great post (Sunday Oct. 15th's post) that really got me in the gut. Life is good. I can either "karate do" or "karate do not" get squished if stand in the middle. My students are performing better with kettlebells, and that is making me proud and motivated. I will keep you all updated on my progress.
Friday, October 06, 2006
Road trip from Chicago
Was gone this past weekend on an almost non-stop (42 hrs on the road, with 4 hrs at a motel for a quick sleep) truck drive from Chicago to Lake Almanor, Ca. Almost covered the entire country on interstate 80. Food intake reflected the drive.....ate like a trucker! I am in the process of a good detox with vegetable juices and distilled water to flush out the toxins from the road.
This week's workout are as follows:
Mon.
Swings 16kg 20/20 L/R 1min.
20/20 L/R
20/20 L/R
Bike 40 mins.
Tues:
Tempo run 100 x 8
Wed.
Circuit
Swings---Pushups-----Stepups-------SeeSaw Press-----Jump Rope
20 mins.
Thursday:
3.5 mile run
Previous week's workout
Mon:
1.5 mile run (easy run to clear the pipes)
Tues:
Bulgarian Split Squat w/20 lb DB
10/10 L/R x 5
Reverse Barbell Curl
75 5 x 5
Rotator Cuff band pulls to the center line
20/20 x 5
Wed:
Rotator cuff pulls away from the center line
10/10 x 3
High Pulls
16kg 10/10 x 5
Keeping it simple just to stay sane while the academy is cranking up the intensity.
Sorry for the long time between posts. I will keep on posting, and I definitely check out the Norcal/Socal alliance blogs on a regular basis. You guys help keep my sanity, and keep me motivated!
This week's workout are as follows:
Mon.
Swings 16kg 20/20 L/R 1min.
20/20 L/R
20/20 L/R
Bike 40 mins.
Tues:
Tempo run 100 x 8
Wed.
Circuit
Swings---Pushups-----Stepups-------SeeSaw Press-----Jump Rope
20 mins.
Thursday:
3.5 mile run
Previous week's workout
Mon:
1.5 mile run (easy run to clear the pipes)
Tues:
Bulgarian Split Squat w/20 lb DB
10/10 L/R x 5
Reverse Barbell Curl
75 5 x 5
Rotator Cuff band pulls to the center line
20/20 x 5
Wed:
Rotator cuff pulls away from the center line
10/10 x 3
High Pulls
16kg 10/10 x 5
Keeping it simple just to stay sane while the academy is cranking up the intensity.
Sorry for the long time between posts. I will keep on posting, and I definitely check out the Norcal/Socal alliance blogs on a regular basis. You guys help keep my sanity, and keep me motivated!
Monday, September 18, 2006
CONGRATULATIONS MARK REIFKIND, SR. RKC!
I am sure everyone already knows if you have been checking the Dragon Door forum, or Rif's blog, but I wanted to give a shout out to Rif for being named as the new Sr. RKC.
Anyone who knows Rif, his past accomplishments and current training intestinal fortitude knows that this is the most logical and right choice. Kudos to Pavel and the other Sr. RKCs for their brilliant selection.
Anyone who knows Rif, his past accomplishments and current training intestinal fortitude knows that this is the most logical and right choice. Kudos to Pavel and the other Sr. RKCs for their brilliant selection.
Friday, September 08, 2006
one more year until the big 40

Workouts this week have not been very structured. Busy week at the academy culminating with "family night".
Monday: 3 mile run with recruits
Tues. JM drills and showing drills with the 2 pood kb. (high pulls/snatches)
Thurs. EDT workout with 54lb KB front squat/36 kb. snatches 20 sets total/ 5 reps each exercise.
Fri. 39th birthday.....got all nostalgic and bought the "Wild Child" CD by the Untouchables...great ska band of the 80's. Funny how birthdays have gotten me more reflective as I get older. I count my blessings on what I have that is important to me. Family, health, good friends, and gainful employment.
This past year, I have experienced new things and met incredible people because of a little (and BIG) ball of iron. I am very thankful for all in my life. God bless you all.
Friday, September 01, 2006
Systema
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRmf4BtQYWE
Everyone talks about which martial art is the best. I don't think of terms as ONE being the best, only which is the most effective for that moment in time to save your butt. Alot of talk has been made about Systema, real or phony. LEO's that I know to be good instructors are backing Systema. This clip shows more than just demos, but also a mock riot situation. Note the mass of humanity charging each other at the end. It says this seminar was in Hatfield....it looks like the UK.....I wonder if this is protection from or for football hooligans?
Your thoughts?
Everyone talks about which martial art is the best. I don't think of terms as ONE being the best, only which is the most effective for that moment in time to save your butt. Alot of talk has been made about Systema, real or phony. LEO's that I know to be good instructors are backing Systema. This clip shows more than just demos, but also a mock riot situation. Note the mass of humanity charging each other at the end. It says this seminar was in Hatfield....it looks like the UK.....I wonder if this is protection from or for football hooligans?
Your thoughts?
Wednesday, August 30, 2006
SST @ the Academy



Big Dan Bunz, 2 time Super Bowl linebacker for the 49ers and Valentino Garcia, both of Sport Specific Training (Crossfit affiliate) visit the academy to watch our PT and guest train the recruits. They ran a list of dynamic drills, and finished the end of PT with the Tabata Squats. Dan showing the rest period in the down position.
My training protocols had 4 separate stations which included sled pulls, body weight calisthenics, band pulldowns, power rope ball, plyo box step ups, med ball throws, ring rows, and running stairs. A good time had by all!
I openly invite all of the California RKCs to make a guest appearance anytime at the academy. I know my recruits would get a kick out of it. They are a motivated and dedicated bunch of people!
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Tuesday's Workout
AM run with the recruits 2 miles (interval run).
Got some ropes from the SWAT team, and they are letting us store them at the academy. Saves me the financial burden from buying them myself. So, of course, I am now implementing them in my training. And of course, the recruits will be introduced to them tomorrow. I am fortunate that the powers that be trust our opinion when buying equipment. I purchased some leather Thai kicking bags (6 ft. long) from Ringside.com. They are excellent bags! I will have to post a pic of them on an upcoming blog. I also have a double end bag that I haven't really played around with much, but I am going to hook it up tomorrow.
Rope Waves:
trying them out
6 x 15 secs
Then superset:
Waves - band pulldowns (high to low with changing footwork/stances)
3x 15 sec + 40-50 pulldowns
Break
BUC + chins
(1,2,3,4) x 2
Felt good, but after I cooled down, felt a nagging twinge in my right shoulder. Will Ice and rub it tonight. It better go away by morning.
Got some ropes from the SWAT team, and they are letting us store them at the academy. Saves me the financial burden from buying them myself. So, of course, I am now implementing them in my training. And of course, the recruits will be introduced to them tomorrow. I am fortunate that the powers that be trust our opinion when buying equipment. I purchased some leather Thai kicking bags (6 ft. long) from Ringside.com. They are excellent bags! I will have to post a pic of them on an upcoming blog. I also have a double end bag that I haven't really played around with much, but I am going to hook it up tomorrow.
Rope Waves:
trying them out
6 x 15 secs
Then superset:
Waves - band pulldowns (high to low with changing footwork/stances)
3x 15 sec + 40-50 pulldowns
Break
BUC + chins
(1,2,3,4) x 2
Felt good, but after I cooled down, felt a nagging twinge in my right shoulder. Will Ice and rub it tonight. It better go away by morning.
Monday, August 28, 2006
Check out Ken's new website!
Ken Black has his web site up and it looks fantastic! He will be having a workshop in Oct. 14, and I will be there assisting the Man! I am looking forward to it, Ken.
Monday's workout:
Didn't have much time so I made it quick and intense.
5 rounds
1 min. Jump rope
1 min. Band extensions
1 min. Heavy bag (jabs, straights, hooks, front kicks, elbows)
90 secs rest.
Run with the recruits tomorrow!
Monday's workout:
Didn't have much time so I made it quick and intense.
5 rounds
1 min. Jump rope
1 min. Band extensions
1 min. Heavy bag (jabs, straights, hooks, front kicks, elbows)
90 secs rest.
Run with the recruits tomorrow!
Sunday, August 27, 2006
Weekend mental recharge

Took the family to the fair and got to meet Big Louie, who incidentally is also a Reserve L.A. County Sheriff's deputy. How'd you like to have that big man chasing you down? He was very approachable, and got a kick out of my badge like the fellow warrior that he is. I bought his dvd, Stand Tall which is kind of a sequel to Pumping Iron. It is about his return to the Mr. Olympia after a 17 year retirement. For me, it was like a who's who in body building when I was totally fascinated with it as a kid. Good times!
I am looking forward to training this week! I had an after class training session at the end of the academy last thursday. 12 students stayed after on their own time to play with the kettlebells and other toys that I had. They were surprised by the effects of the power ball, and the power wheel. After they played with that, on to the kettlebells. I showed, and they did. They knew the swing, and clean and press. We did around the body pass, figure 8s, BUC, BUP, high pulls, snatches, renegade rows, and pistols.
I am so proud of my students where they are at right now after 6 weeks of PT. A few of them could do pistols, one of them with the 24kg! He only weighed about 150 lbs. One of my other students, after learning the groove of the snatch, worked up to snatching the 32kg for 3 reps! (He was a former Alaskan fisherman/boat captain, so I am not surprised with his level of functional strength.) They had great camraderie as they encouraged each other to newer levels of strength. They are really happy to be doing things that very few academies do in this state, if the nation.
On another note, I am very fascinated with the information that has come out on Z-health. Anyone out there getting the dvd/books on the topic? Is it worth getting? There are some amazing claims being made, and some very interesting people getting involved with it, specifically Josh Henkin. What do y'all think?
Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Ken Black at the academy



Here are some pics that I should have posted a while back! Ken Black at the police academy impressing the recruits with his teaching style and strength prowess.
Wed: JM drills and Dynamic Drills
21-15-9-6 rep prescription
Mil Press- 2 16kg KBs
Ring Rows
DB Lateral raises (20lb DBs)
Box Jumps
I am varying up the weight range. The recent feelings of illness, rundown, and injuries on the California RKC circuit has me listening to my body even more. Come Novemeber, we are starting another academy class of 59 recruits in addition to the 48 recruits I have now. I will have morning PT and evening PT. Gotta keep healthy!
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Sport Specific Training in Rocklin, Ca.

Monday:
AM- Ran 2.5 miles with the class and called cadence. (Certainly adds a difference dimension while on a run!)
PM- I went to Sport Specific Training in Rocklin (about 35 mins east of Sacramento) and had a training session with former San Fracisco 49er Dan Bunz. This was in part because one of my co-workers trains there and wanted to share some of that Crossfit pain! The dynamic drills he put us through were quite a workout in itself. Then a prescription of 21-15-9 of box jumps, ring rows, dumbell thrusters, 200m rows, and pushups. I had to stop halfway due to a strange paiin in my right knee. Too much impact on it, I believe.
The funny thing was training with a bunch of high school athletes in the class. I outweighed many of them by 80- 100 lbs, and they moved their feet very fast. While they were talking some friendly smack ( I think they enjoyed teasing some "ossifers",) I C & P their heaviest KB (32kg) and asked how many of you can do this? No volunteers. All in good fun:)
Tues: tried an EDT upped body workout since my right knee decided to tell me that I put way too much impact on it from monday's workout.
Superset:Dips and pullups 24 sets, total mins. 14:45
dips-total-46 x 205 =9,430 lbs
pullups-total (same)
Band triceps pushdowns 3 x 20
Situp with medball (12lb. heaviest at the academy gym) toss 3 x 20
That's all for now. My newest student on the kettlebell.....so far all she can do it pat the bell!
Saturday, August 19, 2006
Workout with Ken


Two RKCs in the park, 2 kettlebells, 20lb medball, liquid chalk, empty playground= Fun and PAIN!
(#1 Pic- Ken doing a reverse dip, #2 pic- the aftermath!)
The workout below was taken from Ken's blog, and is a breakdown of what we did. Ken kept on me, wouldn't let me quit when I was whining about just recovering from being sick! :) A good reminder to myself that one ALWAYS has a little more in the tank. THANKS KEN FOR THE BOOT IN THE BUTT! Mind over matter....the only thing was I could not get the BU presses with the 24kg, so I did Mil. Presses instead. I REALLY liked how I felt doing the pullups after the BU cleans.
BU cleans # 50 1,2,3,4,5Pullups 1,2,3,4,5BU presses #50 1,2,3,4,5Rows (upside down) 1,2,3,4,5CircuitJumps onto & off stepKB slams w/step back #20 (changed to these after 2nd round)Med ball squat throw #20Snatches #50Jog approx 110 metersRepsjumps 3, 6 change to KB slams 18, 24, 6, 12, 18, 6, 12, 6Med ball throw 3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3 = 30 repsSnatches 3,6,9,12,3,6,9,3,6,3 = 60 reps/armJog 110 m x 10
Friday, August 18, 2006
WTH in reverse


I thought I'd post some pics from some of the workouts with Ken and crew at the park. Ken is showing the medball axe handles to Kathy, and Bob is tearing it up with the 40 lb med ball. My batteries died so no pics of the group as a whole :(
I am looking forward to tomorrow's park workout in the park. My body has been doing a reverse WTH effect. I was rundown for almost a week where I could not even think of working out (I still conducted the warmups with my class, though, as well as the dynamic drills) Then I was great for a week, and then I got hit with a three day flu bug. Sigh.
Friday, August 04, 2006
Busy week of training
Monday:
Ken Black came out to the academy and we had some fun with the recruits (big class- 50!). Ken taught the class the swing, and spoke about the body mechanics of the swing. Then we broke into two groups, Ken had them tire flipping, and I had them perform the tactical lunge and the bear crawl. The we finshed them off with a relay race, squad versus squad, with double overhead KBs (no bigger than 16kgs, tho, gotta get them stronger to attack the double 24kgs!)
After class ended, Ken smoked my coworkers with the rope waves! My abs felt great!
After the class ended, I worked on my own workout.
5 x 5 training in Squats, Deadlifts, and Bench Press. The numbers were riduculously low because I was following a template I got from the Univ. of Washington. using a percentage of my 1RM. Honestly, my 1RM in these lifts are so weak, I don't really want to post. Ok.....I will be honest since otherwise, how can i get better right? Lets just say everything is under 300 lbs. (297 DL, 245 Squat, and 245 Bench) I never really pushed heavy weights before since I had followed bodybuilding type of routines in the past. Then when I went to the kettlbell, i forsook all barbells and dumbbells training. Now, I am expanding my training. Time to get ugly.
Tuesday:
2.5 mile road run. Can't avoid training in this area due to training recruits.
After a 10 min. rest, I went to snatches with the 24kg.
5/5, 10/10, 15/15.
PM workout with Ken and his crew.
Windmills 4
C and P ladder with BOB. (1,2,3) (2,3,4) (4,5,6) we accidentally skipped 3,4,5! (5,6,7) and (6,7,8) with the 20kg.
Halos
Wed.
1.5 mile formation run with recruits. Dynamic drills ala S.S.T. (Sports Specific Training in Rocklin, Dan Bunz's and Steve Kenyon's place) student and my coworker who trains there.
On my own:
Sprints
8 x 50 yards with jog or walk for recovery 1:1 1:2 depending on the set.
Thurs.
Crossfit type workout with teammates
(4 rounds of descending ladders. Pullups (5 reps per round), Pushups (30, 25,20,15), TGU's(5 reps per round), curls (30, 25,20, 15 sigh....they wanted them...don't care for them, but I acquiesced) scissors passing weights thru the legs (20 reps per round)...I don't know what you call them, but they were like seated tactical lunges. Timed Power Rope Ball 3 sets of 30 seconds. Then timed planks 3X 30 secs. on both elbows. 3 x 30secs on right elbow, 3 x 30 secs. on left elbow.
Rest about 10 mins.
Snatches with 24kg
5/5, 10,10, 10, 10
with 16 kg
15,15,
triceps cable extension (balance out those darn curls)
70lbs , 6 reps, x 2
Ken Black came out to the academy and we had some fun with the recruits (big class- 50!). Ken taught the class the swing, and spoke about the body mechanics of the swing. Then we broke into two groups, Ken had them tire flipping, and I had them perform the tactical lunge and the bear crawl. The we finshed them off with a relay race, squad versus squad, with double overhead KBs (no bigger than 16kgs, tho, gotta get them stronger to attack the double 24kgs!)
After class ended, Ken smoked my coworkers with the rope waves! My abs felt great!
After the class ended, I worked on my own workout.
5 x 5 training in Squats, Deadlifts, and Bench Press. The numbers were riduculously low because I was following a template I got from the Univ. of Washington. using a percentage of my 1RM. Honestly, my 1RM in these lifts are so weak, I don't really want to post. Ok.....I will be honest since otherwise, how can i get better right? Lets just say everything is under 300 lbs. (297 DL, 245 Squat, and 245 Bench) I never really pushed heavy weights before since I had followed bodybuilding type of routines in the past. Then when I went to the kettlbell, i forsook all barbells and dumbbells training. Now, I am expanding my training. Time to get ugly.
Tuesday:
2.5 mile road run. Can't avoid training in this area due to training recruits.
After a 10 min. rest, I went to snatches with the 24kg.
5/5, 10/10, 15/15.
PM workout with Ken and his crew.
Windmills 4
C and P ladder with BOB. (1,2,3) (2,3,4) (4,5,6) we accidentally skipped 3,4,5! (5,6,7) and (6,7,8) with the 20kg.
Halos
Wed.
1.5 mile formation run with recruits. Dynamic drills ala S.S.T. (Sports Specific Training in Rocklin, Dan Bunz's and Steve Kenyon's place) student and my coworker who trains there.
On my own:
Sprints
8 x 50 yards with jog or walk for recovery 1:1 1:2 depending on the set.
Thurs.
Crossfit type workout with teammates
(4 rounds of descending ladders. Pullups (5 reps per round), Pushups (30, 25,20,15), TGU's(5 reps per round), curls (30, 25,20, 15 sigh....they wanted them...don't care for them, but I acquiesced) scissors passing weights thru the legs (20 reps per round)...I don't know what you call them, but they were like seated tactical lunges. Timed Power Rope Ball 3 sets of 30 seconds. Then timed planks 3X 30 secs. on both elbows. 3 x 30secs on right elbow, 3 x 30 secs. on left elbow.
Rest about 10 mins.
Snatches with 24kg
5/5, 10,10, 10, 10
with 16 kg
15,15,
triceps cable extension (balance out those darn curls)
70lbs , 6 reps, x 2
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