Because I did swim today, I decided to forgo the metcon portion of my Deadlift + Metcon day.
AM - Swimming
Warm-up: 200 swim - 200 kick w/fins - 100 scull
Just 100 yards of sculling killed my forearms, but the "dog paddle" scull out front really helps with catch.
Drill: 6 x 75 @ :20 RI 50 1-arm free (switch arms after 25, breathe on non-work side), 25 redneck crawl
3 x 50 @ :10 RI Concentrate on SPL (avg 15 1st 25 and 17 2nd 25)
3 x 50 @ 2:00 Descend both time and #/strokes per 50
1 - :38/32
2 - :36/32
3 - :36/35
Sprinted on the last 50 and sacrificed DPS for turnover on the first 25. Gotta work on increasing turnover while holding DPS
Cool-down: easy 200
Total: 1450 yds
PM - Deadlifts
Buy-in: 5:00 rowing
WOD: Deadlifts 1 x 5
Warm-up sets: 1 x 8 x 45# (RDL)
1 x 5 x 95#
1 x 5 x 115#
1 x 5 x 135#
1 x 3 x 155#
Work set: 1 x 5 x 175#
Felt much stronger on these than I did last week at the same weight. No issues with grip this time, which makes me wonder if part of that issue has to do with the bars at the Robinhood Road branch. The 20-kg bars at RR are the satin chrome finish, and the grip/knurl are different from the bars at WF, which are the dark matte finish bars. The WF bars have a pretty sharp knurl, which is a bit uncomfortable but easier to hang onto.
Cash out: 5 KTEs; 2:00 Plank; 3 x handstand holds (:20/:19/:25)
2 comments:
I'm super impressed with your swimming. That form of exercise is no joke. I sink like a rock :)
I highly recommend taking some lessons or getting some coaching. Swimming is a great way to get a hard workout without the pounding on your body and joints. I am trying to get back in the pool more.
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