30,25,20,15,10,5 rep rounds for time;
SDLHP - 75#/55#
Push Ups
Double Unders
post time to comments
post wod fuel - male:
above 12% - 30g prot/10g carb
8-12% - 30g prot/30g carb
below 8% - 30g prot/50g carb
post wod fuel - female:
above 16% - 20 g prot/10 g carb
12-14% - 20 g prot/20 g carb
below 12% - 20 g prot/30 g carb
eat a balanced PFC meal 60 min after post wod fuel for everyone (P=protein, F=fat, C=carb)
Hi James
ReplyDeleteknee felt a little better today
= 19:15
RogerC
12:13
ReplyDelete9:16
ReplyDeleteWorked out with Rory Hanlin he is helping me improve my routine.
ReplyDeleteToday WOD felt good about performance. Although double unders need work.
As Rx 7:48
10:08
ReplyDeleteSDLHP were brutal today. One arm felt 2" shorter than the other and consequently my bar was bouncing all over the place. Too many breaks.
Push-ups and DU's were pretty much unbroken.
The upper body is pretty pumped up though...
Where's the beach?
7:22
ReplyDeleteGood job today Rob Otteson
I was supposed to workout 3 hours after my meal, but I recieved a phone call and had to do something. So I had eaten a full meal 1 hour pre-wod. Didn't dare go all-out and puke.
ReplyDeleteTime: 16:35.
Nailed the DU technique in the 3rd round (20). The first rounds were horrible. SDLHP and push-ups were nice.
8:36
ReplyDeletesome mistakes with double unders in the later rounds cost me sub 8, sumos unbroken, pushups strong in beginning rounds, small breaks in the 20-15 rds.
Today was one of those days; not enough sleep and lack of focus.
ReplyDeleteThe goal was to just get the damn thing done......which I did.
Tomorrow is another day :o)
7:31. Couldn't breath on the Push-ups. Missing the extra 5% of mental focus...focus needed to push myself into the higher intensity.
ReplyDeleteGreat work Rory!
Poor rest the last few days catching up, I think. Not much in the tank today, and possibly fighting a cold.
ReplyDeletereduced ring work: 4 x 10sec half presses
2" back lever to 2" front lever x 3 sets
WOD: 15:54' Improving, but still bad @ double unders.
Good stretch session, then 40p/50c PWO. Chicken breast, sweet potato + applesauce. Added 10g prot due to ring work.
- 11:04
ReplyDeleteFelt good today. Should have pushed for more.
13:19
ReplyDeletepush-ups were the struggle, but definitly getting better.
15:37
ReplyDeleteWorst WOD in a while. DUs kill me.
did yesterday's wod
ReplyDeleteFS-225x3 (PR)
PS- 145x2 (PR)
CTB -18 hands facing
total 388
15:43
ReplyDeletesdlhp and pushups were swift and strong. No need to take breaks though the last 50 reps. Double unders tripped me up again however not as bad as in the recent past definately getting better. I wanted this one under 14 so badly.
Scott:
refresh my memory please. Did you have a recipe for pork and bok Chou in the performance menu a couple years back? I'm searching high and low but I can't find it in any of my back issues. Thanks!
9:46
ReplyDeleteDavid-
ReplyDeleteI will have to look in my old hard drive when I get home, I don't have that one on this computer. (I am to the point where I can't remember some of the old recipes anymore...)
For now, here is a similar one, and you certainly could toss in some bok choy.
Kelp Noodle Stir Fry
Time: 20 minutes
Kelp noodles are a great substitute for pasta. They are made from nothing but kelp, and are very low carb. An entire 12 oz package only contains 3g of carbohydrate and totals 18 calories! If you are tired of spaghetti squash, or looking to get a few more trace minerals into your diet, these are the way to go! Quick, easy, and very versatile. Look for packages of kelp noodles in the refrigerator section of better markets.
1 lb pork, cut into cubes
12 oz kelp noodles
1/2 cup chopped onions or leeks
1 cup chopped celery
1 small red bell pepper, seeded and chopped
1 Tbsp coconut or olive oil
1 Tbsp chopped ginger
2 Tbsp Tamari (wheat free) soy sauce
2 cloves crushed garlic
2 Tbsp arrowroot powder
pepper to taste
Heat the oil in a large skillet or wok. Add the ginger and the onions (or leeks), saute 2 minutes. Add the meat, turning often, until browned on all sides. Next, add the remaining vegetables except the garlic. Saute for 5 minutes, then add the kelp noodles and soy sauce. After several more minutes, add the arrowroot to thicken the sauce, and the crushed garlic. Toss well until the sauce has thickened, then serve. Top with fresh ground pepper.
Zone info: 4 servings at 1 carb block, 4 protein blocks, 8 fat blocks
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ReplyDeleteSubbed 135lb sdlhp, and 2.5lb wt handles on jump rope...
ReplyDeleteTime = 12:49
stupid idea 2 sub...
~gm2
16:31
ReplyDeleteSDHP mostly 4's, 3's then 2's
PU 5 always, then 3's and 2's
DU's 1st rd broke once, then straight trhough
12:51
ReplyDeleteTime: 9:53
ReplyDeleteSDHP's were pretty much straight through except for a quick break in the middle of rounds 2 and 3.
Pushups the first round were 25/5. Last 3 rounds were mostly done in 3's, 2's and 1's in later rounds.
DU's first round unbroken. Had a few hiccups on rounds 3 & 4. All in all, DU's were pretty good considering the arm fatigue.
Cardio was kicking but not holding me back. Mostly pushups...
8:03
ReplyDeleteDam could have been sub 8min, headphones kept falling out.
8:25
ReplyDeleteearly rounds of sdlhp were broken.
only the rd of 20 broken on pushups
couple of misses on DU's. a little more push on the sdlhp and I may have gone sub 8.
Did this today as our 5:30am crew wod.
ReplyDelete9:16 w/ 95lb sdlhp's
Time = 9:17
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