Squat with 10 box jumps right after each set
Warm up: 5x135 5x225
Sets: 3x5x250
3rds for time:
10 t2b
20 goblet squats 55lbs kb
30 sit ups
400m treadmill run
14: 54
Neck Harness
3x30x15
Mob: hip ext. rot., calf and soleous stretch
I decided to try doing the box jump thing right after squats and it was definitely something that was really cool and I could use in the future to mix training up a bit. The workout was a good one and I probably could have gotten a little bit faster if I didnt have to run to the treadmill and set it up each time but I still got the workout in and thats all that matters. My neck is already sore jumping up to 15lbs was a big jump but and I will be feeling it for a few days for sure. Going to workout tomorrow friday and saturday and then rest until the season begins. Its almost game time.
Another note is that I am getting a steroid shot in my elbow because it is beginning to bother me again and I just wanna get the shot and not have to worry about it for an extended period of time.
"Strong people are harder to kill than weak people and more useful in general." Mark Rippetoe
About Me
- Dan Rotatori
- I am 20 years old at Springfield College. I started Crossfit in the winter of 2008 and have went on and off with that and P90x. But since the summer of 2009 until summer of 2011 I did Crossfit then switched to Strength and Conditioning. I Played soccer lacrosse basketball and ran track throughout my life. I played lacrosse at Endicott but I was injured and did not play the entire season. Another passion is strength and conditioning which has changed my life for the better. My midterm goal is to compete in a powerlifting competition, run an ultra and run the Boston Marathon, and my ultimate long term goal is to become a Strength and Conditioning coach, a lacrosse coach, and to open my own Strength and Conditioning gym as well as break the record for bench press at 165lbs bw. Along with training for my goals I enjoy pushing my body to its limits and seeing what the human body is capable of by doing activities that require a lot of physical and mental aspects.
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