I was back in the box after a great weekend for an Outlaw workout with
Justin aka Ninjow. I spent a good 10-15 minutes just working on my full snatch
movement. It's amazing how rusty I've gotten with some of the moves after being
off for over a month from any heavy lifting or over lifts in general.
I didn't get down, that's why I'm practicing and working on it. It's the same
thing I tell my son on a weekly basis with sports. It was just funny to hear
myself saying that to myself.
Justin didn't let me push it too much on the weight, but went up more compared to last
Monday's Outlaw WOD.
Workout of the Day - http://outlawcoach.wordpress.com/
BB Gymnastics/Conditioning
1) 4X2 T&G (touch and go) Full Snatch @ 75#- rest 40 sec.
2) 50 Double-Unders - rest 20 sec.
3) 1 Snatch @ 95# - rest 20 sec.
4) 50 Double-Unders - rest 20 sec.
5) 1 Snatch @ 95#
The part I struggled on with the snatch today was getting the bar too far
away from my body. The goal is to slide the bar up the legs, and pop it off the
hips, BUT keeping it close to my body and then dropping under the weight. I was
making the move much more difficult, and with heavier weight wouldn’t have been
able to finish the move.
Double unders also sucked, my form here has gotten really bad. I'm almost
doing a jump tuck with my feet vs. rotating the jump rope faster with my hands.
I've got to start working on this more at the office and at home.
Conditioning
4 rounds for total reps of:
45 sec. Jumping Muscle-Ups
15 sec. Rest
45 sec. JMU 5 Front Squats + 3 Push Jerks @ 95#
15 sec. Rest
Kelp aka Chick Norris was helping us keep track of our reps here during this part of the WOD. I averaged around 3 jumping muscle ups and 1 full set of the front squats and push jerks. The last round I got through 2 working sets of the FS and PJ. This was tough especially the muscle ups. I basically did a version where I crouch down and jump up into the muscle up position since I can't do these the RX (normal way). Normal you are handing from the rings off the ground and pulling yourself up. We'll get there ONE DAY!!!
Midline
10 minute AMRAP of alternating BB TGUs @ 45#
BB TGU's stands for barbell Turkish get-ups. Normally we do these with a
kettle bell, but the barbell adds a twist to this for sure. It definitely was
harder trying to stabilize the barbell on the way up and down. This killed my
wrists, forearms, and shoulders.
These workouts are always harder and longer, but at the end when I'm
completely drenched in sweat, it's so worth the time and effort that goes into
these workouts. I'm hoping next month I can work these into my schedule two days a week. The goal is to hit this 3 days a week come June.