1. Movement Prep/Activation and Increasing Heart Rate
Hip Halo Warmup
-into-
7 min AMRAP
10 Walking Lunge Steps (total)
5 Knees to Elbows
30 sec assault bike
5 Deadlifts (empty bar- build across sets)


2. Strength Prep
Athletes will be performing deadlifts at 67.5% for 10x3. Athletes should always view the deadlift as a push with the legs from the floor rather than a pull with the back. Doing so will allow athletes to recruit more of their lower body in this lift and be more efficient. Describe the deadlift as a standing leg press. The bar should start over the middle of the foot, and when going down for setup, athletes should bring their shins to the bar (not the bar to their shins). Eyes should stay on the horizon during the entire lift, specifically staying trained on an object that is at eye level when standing tall. Upper torso (shoulders, lats, and scaps) should be locked in before driving the bar from the floor through the entire lift. A mixed grip is acceptable but highly caution athletes to avoid accidentally pulling with the
underhand grip arm because that is the most common way to pull a bicep tendon. Athletes should breathe with each rep and specifically focus on breathing in at the top of each rep due to the torso being the most open (as opposed to being compressed in the bottom of the deadlift).


 

5 sets
2:00 AMRAP
20 Stationary Lunges
10 Hanging Knee Raises | RX+ T2B
Max Cals Rowin remaining time
-rest 1 min
 

RX:
5 sets
2:00 AMRAP
20 Single DB Lunges (35/25/15#)
8 Toes to Bar
Max Cals Bike in remaining time
-rest 1 min
 

RX+:
5 sets
2:00 AMRAP
20 Single DB Lunges (50/35/20#)
12 Toes to Bar
Max Cals Skiin remaining time
-rest 1 min

Accum 10 strict pull ups

Accum 10 strict behind the neck pull ups

Back to wall shoulder flexion pvc test

1 min standing QL doorway/rig stretch (each side)
1 min foam roll lats (each side)
1 min thread the needle (each side)