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This program is designed for athletes that have already made it through an introductory program and are ready for the next level.

Push yourself, but never get outside yourself. Be consistent. Make sure that you're trying to attain the posted weights, but understand that these are goals. If you're not able to complete the exercise safely, DECREASE the load. Stay safe. Please post any questions or comments. From here, it's possible.


"Strength & Skill Practice" is to be done at a control pace. Practice form and executing the set with perfect form for the prescribed number of reps. Scale the weights to your own ability level but push yourself. Rest as long as needed to recover between sets.

"Conditioning" is usually done for time. This is not an excuse to let your form diminish. For exercises involving weight and goal or prescribed weight will be provided, but scale back the weight based on your own personal ability level.

"Endurance" are cardiovascular routines designed to work on specific cardiovascular skills. These should be performed with as much intensity as possible (all out efforts).

Tuesday 4-27-10

Strength & Conditioning:
"300"
1 Round for time...
25 Pullups
50 Deadlifts (*scale as needed. men 135 lbs/ women 95 lbs)
50 Box Jumps (use step ups as needed)
50 Hanging Leg Raises
50 Pushpus
50 Push Press (Men 75 lbs/ Women 55 lbs)
25 Pullups


Endurance:
Run/Bike/Row/Swim
3 Rounds for max distance...
5 Minutes ON
2 Minutes OFF
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  1. Greg TaylorApril 27, 2010 at 2:02 PM

    So the 5 p ullups, 10 KB swings (45lb) and 15 squats weren't that bad...but the rowing 15mins w/one min. on/one min. off to try for 2400 wasn't fun! Ended up at 2324 which meant had to do 16 pushups after that...thanks a lot Gifford!

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