FRIDAY 070831
REST DAY
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discussing fitness, nutrition, coaching, MMA, etc. Check it out.
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REST DAY
Here is a link to the performance menu website. They have a great forum for
discussing fitness, nutrition, coaching, MMA, etc. Check it out.
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Run 5K
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With a continuously running clock do one muscle-up the first minute, two muscle-ups the second minute, three muscle-ups the third minute... continuing as long as you are able.
Use as many sets each minute as needed.
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REST DAY
Press Instruction 2, Mark Rippetoe, author of "Starting Strength" - video [wmv] [mov]
"Training is no Guarantee of Health", by Mark Sisson
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"Fran"
Three rounds, 21-15- and 9 reps, for time of:
95 pound Thruster
Pull-ups
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Compare to 070623.
Casey, Front squat. You can see in the photo that the barbell is
directly over Casey's center of mass. This is imperative for the front
squat as the load goes up.
Deadlift 1-1-1-1-1-1-1 reps
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The deadlift builds grip strength. It also builds amazing back strength.
Put these two benefits together and you have a recipe for improving
your pull-up strength.
The best way to build grip strength with the deadlift is to use the double
overhand grip. This grip demands a lot more from your forearm/hand
flexors than a mixed grip will (one hand facing forward, the other facing back).
So if you want to build your grip strength, use the double overhand grip
until the weight gets so heavy that it unrolls your fingers from the bar.
Then switch over to the mixed grip to go higher in weight.
Shoulder Press 5-5-5-5-5 reps
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Shoulder press should not be overlooked, and in fact emphasized as
much as the bench press in any strength and conditioning program.
It has much more sport application than the bench press does. While
pressing, the feet remain in contact with the ground and the kinetic
chain involves the whole body.
Few and far between will you find a situation on the field where you
need to push hard on something without your feet firmly on the ground.
The shoulder press is also an awesome developer of core strength!
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