(Specialty warm-up: 10 kettlebell halo + 2/1000 extension, 5 weighted rocking chair, 50 mountain climber)
Mace front pendulum:
20, 10, 10, 10- 10
Weight increases when denoted by commas, and then remains the same for a strong 2 x 10 (denoted by dashes). Begin at a moderate, challenging weight and end as heavy as possible for a parallel-with-the-floor 10 reps. Each set should be difficult, violent, and positionally sound. You will not force this, and perform it well; Mechanics, and momentum, are certain to lead this dance.
Then,
10 Sled drag/ pull (20 yd. @ BW)
“Drag” = forward, “Pull” = backward. Today, alternate drag with pull each trip, totaling 5 of each. If bodyweight does not seem like a challenge for 10 x 20 yd. trips, congratulations.
Move harder, and make it one.
Then, attentively and aggressively, 6 rounds of:
4 Kettlebell halo + extension @ self-scaled, adjusted by round as needed
2 Pull-up
2 Chin-up
2 Dip
4 Inchworm
:20 sec. rest/ assessment
All movements are scaled to full ability in each round; Put in what you expect to get out, while also assessing and adjusting accordingly after having done so.
Keep rest to designated placement/ duration, and remember that speed is never a substitute for form (or range of motion).
And then:
Sprint of 1/4 bodyweight in calories on Airdyne/ equivalent (200lbs? 50 calories.)
Same number of rocking chair @ (minimum) 15lb. W, 25lb. M
Same number of Abmat sit-up @ 1/4 BW
1/4 bodyweight: Exactly 25% of what your body currently weighs. Check, don’t guess. You will always guess low.
Indulge any transitional impulses/ needs you have (arms only, arms + legs, legs only, underhand grip… ) except the one telling you to stop.
If you stop: Exit the bike, next person starts, you re-start from the beginning- no matter where you were in the process. Mind your mind, complete the task; Finishing spent is far better than starting twice.
And finally “Time under tension”:
One-minute farmer hold @ minimum one interval above BW+
5 x 15 reps Hollow rock (maximum :20 sec. between sets) +
15 calories Airdyne/ equivalent @ not fast, not lazy
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