6mile run
/RRL Warm up
then run
5k
or 5 miles
or 6 miles
Whichever you want to, are ready for or have time for
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RRL Warm up
then run
5k
or 5 miles
or 6 miles
Whichever you want to, are ready for or have time for
RRL Warmup then
The Chief
5x 3:00 AMRAP:
3 Power Cleans, 135 lbs
6 Push-ups
9 Air Squats
Resting 1 min in between each AMRAP.
This is a great workout. It is challenging to match your first round score through all 5 rounds. I did 6 full rounds on the first one and 5 full rounds on all the rest. I was able to squeeze in 1 power clean on the final round.
Give this one a try...good one
RRL Warmup followed by:
Deadlift warmup
then
Hidden Passion
12 Deadlifts @275
24 Pullups
36 Walking Lunges
AMRAP 9 minutes
Tough one...I only got 2 full rounds + 8 Deadlifts....lots of work to do!
Quick RRL Warmup followed by:
Half Running Angie
Run 800
50 Pullups
Run 800
50 Pushups
Run 800
50 Situps
Run 800
50 squats
TR 23:50
Ensign wins today by almost a minute...great work Will!
RRL Warm up
Front Squat
5-3-1
Then
21-15-9
Kettlebell Swings @ 70 pounds
Burpees
then
Stretch
This morning was the first day since Thursday that I have been back in the garage. As I reported yesterday, a serious bout of the flu had me completely out of commission until Wednesday afternoon and I continued to rally yesterday.
It felt so good to get moving again and to laugh with my friends.
Today:
Push Press
5-3-3-1-1-1
Magic 50
5 single arm dumbbell swings/each arm
5 single arm dumbbell snatches/each arm
10 burpees
x 5 rounds
I usually do this workout with a 50 pound dumbbell but considering that I have basically not moved in a week, I thought it might be wise to try today with a 25. It felt like what Rich Froning probably feels like when doing 95 lb thrusters or 75 pound snatches. Man...that must be awesome.
The 25 lb dumbbell was perfect for me this morning. Just got my body moving and moved through the workout getting everything working again.
I will do the 15.1 workout on Sunday or Monday as I continue to rally from this down time.
Today is the day that the CrossFit Games Open starts.
This year will be different. New divisions, State Champs, Scaled...
I am recovering from the flu. Completely out of commission since Sunday. I cant imagine that it will make my 15.1 score better, but I did lose 12 pounds! Who knows.
On another note...It snowed here...alot!
RRL Warm up
Thrusters 5-3-1-1-1
Thrusters 95 lbs
Pullups
9-6-3
Temperature was 8 degrees this morning when Kim, Steen, Alan, Card, Mike and Matt came through the open door of the garage this morning. We needed to keep moving so we blew through the workout as water spilled on the floor of the garage quickly turned to ice even indoors.
By the end, I was warm and moving pretty well, however, my toes were starting to get cold. I only wore an Under Armour Cold gear compression shirt, sweatshirt, hat, and light tights. I was dressed pretty well as long as I was moving.
More people entered the single digit club today...good work.
RRL Warm up
1. Back Squat 5-5-3-3-1-1-1
2. Jeremy
21-15-9
Overhead Squat @ 95 lbs
burpee
Wednesday
RRL Warm Up
Run 5 Miles
Danger, Danger, Danger...Roads in terrible condition. All schools closed. Persons should remain indoors and off the roads due to icy and slick road conditions.
That was the alert I heard last night. However, this morning...no snow, no ice, no slick conditions.
We had 7 people show up despite the horrendous road conditions and we decided on a long effort today.
1. Row 10K or 45 minutes
Great times with a great group
RRL Warm up
30 Vups
30 Situps
1. Michael
Run 800 m
50 GHD
50 Back Extension
x 3 rounds
2. Stretch
RRL Warm Up
1. Back Squat
5-3-1
2. Run 200
20 Pushups
20 Air squats
20 GHD
Run 400
40 Pushups
40 Air Squats
40 GHD
Run 200
20 Pushups
20 Air Squats
20 Ghd
3. Stretch and Stillwater
You need to strong overhead in case you catch an awesome fish and want to show it to the world
RRL Warm up
Run 400 m
30 LHS
30 GHD
30 Back Ext
30 T2B
Push Press
5-5-3-3-1-1-1
Run 400m
15 Push Press @ 135 lbs
Run 800 m
10 Push Press @135 lbs
Run 400 m
5 Push Press @ 135 lbs
5 minutes stretching
6 minutes Still Water
Rich and Richard Black with my snook from a Gheenoe in the No Motor Zone in the Everglades National Park. Tons of Crocs up here too.
For the last 2 weeks I have been fishing. If some don't know, I am a professional fisherman and television producer within the fishing industry.
This trip started with a writers conference and ended with an Into the Blue shoot. I am returning now for three events that can not be missed:
1. The Father/Daughter Dance
2. The Regional Wrestling Tournament for Turner
3. The announcement for the Varsity Lacrosse Team
I am also very excited to return to the garage and start training hard again. I have been taking some time off and healing up a bit. I am not sure that I ever fully recovered from Goruck Selection. Now I am rested, ready to go and feeling great.
See you in the garage
RRL Warmup
20 Lying Hip Swing
20 Leg Levers
20 vups
Back Squat 5-3-1
Deck of Cards
Hearts=pushups
Diamonds= Superman
Clubs= Flutter kick x 4
Spades= Vups
Joker 1= 4:40 plank
Tuesday's workout left everyone sore and yesterday made it worse.
I dont like to program where people are simply too sore to enjoy the week or to make improvements. That SOF workout was a killer.
Today, I thought about the few things that were not hurting and developed a way to move our bodies and try to eliminate the soreness while allowing some rest on the legs.
RRL Warmup
20 GHD
20 Back Extension
20 Toes to Bar
200 flutter kicks
Then
50 GHD situps for time 1:58 for me
Max Pullups in a single set 50 for me
800 m with the most weight you can or want to carry
Finish with Stretching and humor
On another note, I had a fantastic day with my Dad yesterday. We went to a place we have been going for 20 years and the ducks were flying. My new shotgun was awesome...Super Black Eagle 2!
Overall, it really didnt matter if the ducks flew or if I pulled the trigger. I got to experience a sunrise with my Dad and a major bonus was to see Gus make 6 retrieves at 60-80 yards perfectly.
Great day!
I got Gus a new tree stand for the swamp because the water is too deep for him. We tried it out in the yard.
I pulled this one from our good friends at RRLanta
RRL Warm Up followed by:
Core:
100x Chinnies
75x Flutter Kicks
50x Leg Levers
25x GHD Sit Ups
WoD:
Team WOD
2-man team
Run 200m
200x Sit Ups
Run 200m
150x Push Press (75#)
Run 200m
100x Pull-ups
Run 200m
50x Burpee box jumps (20 inch)
For time
Finisher: 100 Pushups
I pulled from the SealFit SOF workouts today. I was in the mood for a long grind full of bodyweight work. I found what I was looking for:
Complete as many rounds as possible in 30 minutes of the following…
50m Weighted walking lunge (use any weight you have access to) We mostly used 45-60 pound sandbags
20x push ups
20x 4-count flutter kicks
*At the 15 and 30 minute mark, stop what you are doing and run 800m or row 60 calories
This one was simply a grind. Good mental toughness training as it was quite boring as well. I would definitely say that this one will definitely not go on the list of favorites or even one that I might return to, however, the work was valuable and was reminiscent of a Goruck event, 20 x or Kokoro. Just endless, mundane, routine bodyweight and ruck work designed to grind you physically and mentally.
Master WOD 7
Row 1K.
With remaining time, AMRAP
7 pull-ups and 7 push presses from behind the neck.
RX'd weights
Age Men Women 40-44 115# 75# 45-49 105# 65# 50-54 95# 55# 55-59 85# 45# 60+ 75# 35#
We did this workout on March 8, 2011 and filmed an episode of Fitness Truth. It was a good one and we had a good turnout that day.
Today, we also had a terrific turn out and were able to try to replicate or improve upon our previous results.
I did 118 reps in 2011 and 127 today with 115 pounds in both workouts.
I was happy with this result, but as I looked at the whiteboard and at the video, I saw that so many of the guys who were at the workout in 2011 had just killed their results today. It is one thing to see my own constant improvement and to get some satisfaction from that, but when everyone is improving over time, that is when I receive the most satisfaction.
The blog of Tom Rowland. Father, Husband, Son, Professional fisherman, Saltwater Experience Television host, Television producer, Athlete, living life with passion. Mental and physical training through SealFit, Unbeatable Mind, Goruck Selection and CrossFit.
Stats: 57 year old Male, Husband, Father of 3, Grandfather of 1, 5'8, 180 lbs, SealFit Kokoro 30 graduate Class 30, Goruck Selection Class 15 top 10 but DNF, GRT, lots of runs, obstacle races, CrossFit stuff. Professional TV Host, Fishing Guide, Tom Rowland Podcast
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Age: 57
Deadlift: 355
Back Squat: 365
Front Squat:285
Clean and Jerk: 245
Snatch: 175
5 mile run: 36:47
12 mile ruck @ 55 lbs: 2:57:59
100 burpees: 4:27
Max Pullups: 53
Training for:
LIFE, FISHING, Elk Hunting, CrossFit Games Age Group, Goruck Selection, SealFit, Olympic lifting, Endurance, Life in general
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