Boot camp class
Lots of running/sprints/ and exercises that got the heart rate up and the lungs burning.
Monday, January 10, 2011
Saturday, January 8, 2011
1/8/11 - Deadlift 5/3/1
a1) Trap bar dead lift
315x5
365x5
405x7
b1) 45 degree back extensions
25lbsx3x12
b2)seated calf machine
85x3x12
c1) db shrugs
75x3x10
d1) seated db cleans
30x3x10
315x5
365x5
405x7
b1) 45 degree back extensions
25lbsx3x12
b2)seated calf machine
85x3x12
c1) db shrugs
75x3x10
d1) seated db cleans
30x3x10
Thursday, January 6, 2011
1/6/11 - Functional training
Functional training class consisted of circuits of KB swings, ab crunches, side crunches, bw squats, burpees, pushups...etc. plus some runs around the track.
We did about 40 minutes of work.
We did about 40 minutes of work.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
1/4/11 - Upper body
Bench press
185x5
225x5
245x10
tbar rows
115x3x10
neutral grip db shoulder press
55x3x10
Sauna 1/2 hour
185x5
225x5
245x10
tbar rows
115x3x10
neutral grip db shoulder press
55x3x10
Sauna 1/2 hour
Monday, January 3, 2011
1/3/10 - Functional training
Ok, with the new year brings new goals...Those goals now include doing a jiu jitsu tournament in April. With a few months of straight powerlifting focus passed, a ton of new pr's and a shitload of extra weight I'm carrying, I need to seriously drop some weight (25-30lbs) and focus on conditioning.
It sucks i never seem to make it through Joe Defranco's "Built like a Badass", but with new goals must come changes that suit that goal.
My plan for the next few months will look like this.
Monday: Drills 1 + Battling ropes 1 + abs + neck machine
Tuesday: 5/3/1 bench + t-bar rows + Military press – Then conditioning 1, then Jiu Jitsu (focus on techniques specific for tournament)
Wednesday: Jiu Jitsu + Reverse Hypers
Thursday: Drills 2 + Battling ropes 2 + Shrugs + abs + neck machine
Friday: Jiu jitsu + wrestling takedowns + Reverse Hypers
Saturday: 5/3/1 deadlift + 1 Legged squats + calves + Conditioning 2
Sunday: Yoga (optional) then jiu jitsu and/or Judo (no live sparring in judo)
Now, things are subject to change, but for the most part the daily idea will remain the same (ie. conditioning, lifting, jiu jitsu).
So for Monday, the gym i started going to has a functional training class. I decided to give that a try.
They had 6 stations where you did 40 seconds of work of two exercises for 3 rounds each, then followed by 1/4 mile run.
Stations were
1) Wall squats ss with pushups (ladder)
2) step ups ss planks
3) kb upright row ss isometric squat hold
4) side planks
5) walking lunge ss swiss ball rear delt raises
6) v-ups ss with rowers abs
I then did 1 hour of yoga.
So, not necessarily following the plan to the tee, but it's close (conditioning drills).
It sucks i never seem to make it through Joe Defranco's "Built like a Badass", but with new goals must come changes that suit that goal.
My plan for the next few months will look like this.
Monday: Drills 1 + Battling ropes 1 + abs + neck machine
Tuesday: 5/3/1 bench + t-bar rows + Military press – Then conditioning 1, then Jiu Jitsu (focus on techniques specific for tournament)
Wednesday: Jiu Jitsu + Reverse Hypers
Thursday: Drills 2 + Battling ropes 2 + Shrugs + abs + neck machine
Friday: Jiu jitsu + wrestling takedowns + Reverse Hypers
Saturday: 5/3/1 deadlift + 1 Legged squats + calves + Conditioning 2
Sunday: Yoga (optional) then jiu jitsu and/or Judo (no live sparring in judo)
Now, things are subject to change, but for the most part the daily idea will remain the same (ie. conditioning, lifting, jiu jitsu).
So for Monday, the gym i started going to has a functional training class. I decided to give that a try.
They had 6 stations where you did 40 seconds of work of two exercises for 3 rounds each, then followed by 1/4 mile run.
Stations were
1) Wall squats ss with pushups (ladder)
2) step ups ss planks
3) kb upright row ss isometric squat hold
4) side planks
5) walking lunge ss swiss ball rear delt raises
6) v-ups ss with rowers abs
I then did 1 hour of yoga.
So, not necessarily following the plan to the tee, but it's close (conditioning drills).
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