A) Warm Up:
1K Row
B) BB Gymnastics:
7 x 1 – Snatch (full) – no more than 80%
*Notes: focus on good set up, foot work, pull and catch. Technique!
C) Strength:
5 x 5 – Back Squat – AHAP
D) Met-Con:
12 minute AMRAP of:
7 Hang Power Cleans (155#/105#)
14 Front Squats (155#/105#)
200m Run
E) Gymnastics Work:
5 Rounds
10 Alternating weighted pistols
*Rest 1 minute – Heavy enough to be challenging, moderate enough to be doable for all 50 reps. Use KB, plate or vest.
BB Gymnastics:
1) 20 minutes to establish a 1RM Snatch.
2) 20 minutes to establish a 1RM Clean & Jerk.
Met-Con:
10 min AMRAP of:
10 DB cleans (55#/35#)
10 DB jerks (55#/35#)
10 ghd sit ups
200 m sprint
A) Warm up:
3 Rounds of:
5 Pull-Ups (strict)
10 Squats
15 Sit-Ups
B) Strength:
7 x 3 – Deadlifts
C) Met-Con:
4 Rounds of max reps of:
60 seconds of Calorie Row
60 seconds of OH Lunges (45#/25# plate)
60 seconds of Box Jumps (24″/20″)
*Rest 60 seconds between rounds
D) Extra:
10 minute AMRAP of:
5 BTN Snatch Push Press (135#/85#)
7 Toes to Bar
15 Wall Balls
E) Gymnastics Work:
12 min EMOM of:
5 UB Chest to Bar
Lot’s of people HATE REST DAY! Hate is such a strong word. Questions I get asked about rest day… “Should I completely stop everything I am doing? Should I foam roll, stretch, do mobility or get a massage? Should I do cardio on rest day?”
ANSWER: What should you do on your off days? Hmmm, I dunno… read a book?
But seriously, this is one of a handful of questions I get asked over and over again. It’s not a stupid question, but there is no single universal answer to it. Typically the best answer I can give is a combination of annoying, complicated and lacking real direct concrete advice (you’ll see in a second).
Why? Because what you should be doing on your off days is one of those things that just depends.
It depends on all kinds of stuff, all of which are relative to you. For example…
And possibly more so than all of the above, it depends on YOUR goals.
Based on those factors, the potential answers can be all over the place and range from one extreme (do a lot of something) to another (do none of that same thing).
For example, maybe your off days would ideally involve doing a certain amount and type of cardio. Maybe a certain amount and type of stretching or mobility work. Maybe some form of active recovery. Maybe some other unrelated form of training for some unrelated sport or activity you happen to be training for.
Then again, maybe you should be doing absolutely nothing on your off days.
So, what should you do on your off days? The best possible answer I can give you is this:
Do whatever the hell you need/want to be doing for your specific goals in line with your specific needs and preferences.
It Sucks, I know. Happy Rest day!
20 minutes of : Swim 25m *resting 1:1 after every lap. recommend a steady slow pace. keep pace with in 5 seconds difference.
– then –
20 minutes of mobility around trouble areas
A) Warm-up:
100 Assault Bike calories
B) BB Gymnastics:
1) 10X1 Hi-Hang Clean + 1 Jerk – AHAP
2) 5X2 3-Stop Clean Pulls – AHAP – *heavier than last week
*Holding 3 seconds at every stop
C) Strength:
5 x 3 – Overhead Squat – AHAP
D) Met-Con:
20 Kettlebell Swings (53#/35#)
400 Meter Run
30 BB Thrusters (45#/35#)
400 Meter Run
30 Burpees
400 Meter Run
30 BB Thrusters (45#/35#)
400 Meter Run
20 Kettlebell Swings (53#/35#)
E) Interval Work:
20 minute AMRAP
2 Muscle Ups
4 HSPU (deficit 4″+)
*Rest 1:1 for each round
F) Gymnastics:
4 Rounds
20 Step Ups 24/20″
20 Alternating pistols
Rest 1 Minute
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