Friday, June 29, 2012

Day 11 - Wallballs & Burpees


Follow up
They  are feeling better. I admonished them (again) on the importance of their diet.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
10 squats
10 pushups 
10 situps
10 assisted pullups

Workout
 
10,9,8 -->1 Wallballs *
3 burpees
 
Goal,  All WBs unbroken, keep good form

The WBs were 8' targets. I had to stop several times to fix form

Monday, June 18, 2012

Day 10 - Push Press Ladder

Follow up
They went on vacation, but I had them do some body movement WODs when they were gone. (Death by Burpee one day, 8 min AMRAP of 5 pushups, 10 situps, 15 air squats) I don't know if they actually did it, but they said they did.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
10 squats
10 pushups 
10 situps
10 assisted pullups

Workout
Push Press
5-5-3-3-1-1-1

THEN
 
2 min, 1 off. 3 rds of:
1,2,3...
Push press 60% 1rm
Jump squats (Scaled to step-ups 20")
 
Goal,  10 complete rounds. They got halfway through 8.

Monday, June 11, 2012

Day 9 - Plank / Press / Burpee Box Jump


Follow up
They missed a day, so they felt pretty good - that is until they got into the WOD.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
10 squats
10 pushups 
10 situps
10 assisted pullups

Workout
Buy in: 30 second plank

THEN
 
5 rft:

5 push press 45#
10 burpee box jumps 18" (Step-ups)

THEN
 
Cash out: 30 second plank

Goal - Slower, but no breaks - if possible.

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Day 8 - Hang Clean

Follow up
They were toast after Tabata. I was going to have them run, but decided to have a lift and Metcon instead.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats
5 pushups 
5 situps
5 assisted pullups

Workout
 
Hang Clean
5-5-3-3-1-1-1
 
(Forcing a drop if form is incorrect)

Goal: 80% body weight 
 
They hit their goal, and after the early rounds, they kept good form.
 
Cash Out:
 
3 Rounds of:
 
10 *Sandbag ground to shoulder
8 Sandbag lunges
6  Sandbag Shoulder to overhead
 
*25# sandbag

Monday, June 4, 2012

Day 7 - Tabata



Follow up
They are feeling much better, and really liked the last WOD. They claim they are down 8 lbs already

Warm Up

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
10 squats 
10 pushups 
10 situps
10 assisted pullups

Workout
 
Tabata (8 rds each, 20 sec on, 10 sec off)
 
Burpees
Situps
Wallball (Scaled) 


Goal: Good form, over 100 reps
 
They hit their rep goal, but had to scale down on both burpees and wallballs (no ball, squat, reach and touch wall). It was one of the toughest to date

Friday, June 1, 2012

Day 6 - EMOM

Follow up
They felt pretty good after a lift day. They also claimed to cut out all sodas, and most sugars

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats
5 pushups 
5 situps
5 assisted pullups

Workout
 
EMOM (every 90 Seconds)
 
3 Kettlebell Swings (35#)
5 Box Dips
7 Lunges w/ 25# plate 


Goal: Complete all rounds
 
They hit their goal, but lost form. I had to correct in the later rounds. It ROASTED them!

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Day 5 - Deadlift

Follow up
They were toast, and a little sore after Murph. After some stretching, they felt better. They reported to me that they already lost about 5 lbs.
Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats
5 pushups 
5 situps
5 assisted pullups

Workout
 
Deadlifts
5-5-3-3-1-1-1
 
(Forcing a drop if form is incorrect)

Goal: 80% body weight 
 
They hit their goal, and after the early rounds, they kept good form.
  

Monday, May 28, 2012

Day 4 - Memorial Day

Follow up
They felt good, and said they have more energy, and are feeling better.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats (extra stretching, only 2 rds of squats)
5 pushups (2 rds)
5 situps

Workout
Modified "Murph"
Run 400m
35 ring rows / jumping pullups
70 pushups / knee pushups
100 squats / box squats
Run 400m

Goal: 5 rounds
Their goal was to finish without quitting. They did, however this was by far the toughest WOD they've done. Probably too much right now. Advised to get protein, extra water, and to stay away from carbonation for the day.

Friday, May 25, 2012

Day 3 - First AMRAP

Follow up
They were still pretty sore from the last WOD, but reported that they have a bunch more energy already
They also said that they were now "craving" water
Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats
5 pushups
5 situps

Workout
8 Minute AMRAP of:

5 Box Jumps 18" (scaled to step-ups)
10 situps
5 Ground to Overhead 45 / 25# plate

Goal: 5 rounds
They made it to the fourth round, but didn't finish. This was definitely the hardest WOD to date, and I'm SURE they'll be sore through the weekend. 




Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Day 2 - First METCON

Follow up

They were sore for the last two days. Surprisingly, they were sore - in the arms and shoulders - from the warmup.

After the last workout, they were thirsty, drank diet cola, and got headaches. I reminded them that they should be drinking about a gallon of water a day.

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 med ball squats
5 pushups
5 situps

Workout
3 Rounds of:
5 Sumo Deadlift High Pulls
5 pushups
*Stations were about 40' apart. Must carry 1/2 full jerry can between each station
(Goal - no breaks)

They took no breaks, and took just under 4 minutes to complete.

Monday, May 21, 2012

Day 1 - Intros and Running

 Today was used as an assessment day. I checked range of motion, asked about any medical conditions that I needed to know about, and began a modified warm up:

Warm Up (Scaled)

3 Rounds - (not timed) of:
Mobility and stretching
5 box squats
5 pushups
5 situps

Workout
5 minute run
(Goal - no breaks)

They took three breaks during the run, and got just over .5 miles

I'm starting them on a MWF schedule. We'll ramp up from there soon.

Sunday, May 20, 2012

First Post!

This Blog is to chronicle the ramp-up process of a client I'm training.

This is an individual that is quite out of shape. I will use this blog to follow their progress, the WODs they used, and issues and problems they had during the training process.

Furthermore (and hopefully) after they are completely ramped up, I will have created a rough template for ramping up into regular programing.

 

Thanks for looking!