7/04/2022
8 am
Shoulders:
Pump
Bar hang, 40s
1x10x20s DB raises
1x10x35s DB upright rows
Stimulate:
OHP: 1x10x80 lbs
Lat raises: 1x10x12s
Farmer’s walk, 40y: 36+44 kg bells, switch halfway
TB shrugs: 1x10x170 lbs
Flutter:
Lat raises, 12’s. 20seconds
Biceps block
Pump
10 Barbell curls, narrow; 80 lbs
8 Chin ups
10 Barbell curls, wide; 80 lbs
Stimulate (used 20 lb DBs for all, with slow eccentrics and pauses):
10 zotterman curls
10 hammer curls
10 curls
Flutter
Barbell curls, 65 lbs.
Calves:
Pump:
Standing calf raises, hold 170 lb trapbar:
1x12 toes out
1x12 toes in
1x12 neutral
Stimulate:
SLDL: 1x8x22 kg bells
Standing calf raises: 1x12x22 kg bells
Flutter:
22 kg bells, 20s
Thighs and conditioning:
WOD O.U.R. “Get Fit, Save Kids” Challenge
For time (with a 20# vest):
400m run
60 box step ups, 24" box
60 push ups
400m run
60 push ups
60 box steps ups, 24" box
400m run
Time = 17:47
Notes: Had committed to doing the WOD and donating for the cause. Saw all the weighted box step ups, and figured it would be a great way to get in the Thighs Block (I don’t have a leg extension or press) while also getting in conditioning and participating in the event. These types of workouts are right up my alley, so I had no trouble completing it relatively quickly. Now I get to eat some BBQ and relax.
Notes on Surge: just finished the second bag. It’s really become a key part of my workout routine, and I feel like it’s allowed me to push harder and recover better. Also, the Surge workouts (which I initially was not a big fan of) really work well paired with crossfit. Kinda like a Yin and Yang. The short, pump-style training of the Surge Challenge compliments the met-con style training of crossfit. Neither one seems to negatively impact the other, but there are times (like today) that I get the Thighs or Legs block from Crossfit depending on what’s the slate for that day.