Jackie x 3


RRL Goruck class 404

RRL Goruck class 404

Warmup:

Box Breathing 5 minutes

30 overhead squats with PVC

10x each: Pushups, Situps, Dips, Pullups, Burpees


Skill: Jump Rope 3 minutes


Core: 70 situps for time with 2.5 lb weight behind head


Workout: A.
Jackie x 3

Row 1000m

50 Thrusters at 45 lbs

30 pull-ups

x 3 rounds for time


Workout B.

Still Water Runs Deep/Fish Bowl/Quiet Time


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In preparation for Selection, we are moving towards more volume.  Jackie x 3 was a good one for us today.  My total time was 25:30.  This workout accomplished a couple of things.  First and foremost, it was a challenging workout that I could do and not do any harm to my healing calf.  Second, it was light and long in duration, but there were times when you were close to failure.  Third and maybe most important in preparation for an event like Selection, is the mental aspect.  Staring down 3 rounds of 1000 m row, 50 thrusters and 30 pullups is a daunting task.  Its boring, long, intimidating and painful.  Getting through that one is a mental victory.

I found myself getting through this workout by staying right in the moment.  I mean, I focused on small things right in front of me like a set of 5 thrusters rather than looking at 150 thrusters and the rest of the workload. 

If you break anything down into smaller bits, it becomes a possibility.  Looking at the whole often results in failure, submission to groupthink or simply quitting.  This can be applied to any area of your life.

Physical training like this is so important to my life because it constantly reminds me of lessons like this, thereby "sharpening the sword' daily.  When an intimidating or daunting task is set before me in business, personal life or in a workout like this, I am practiced and comfortable in the uncomfortable. 

Lately, we have been spending more time on focused quiet time together.  This time has helped me far more than the workouts for the body.  I find myself more focused, less fatigued and operating in a clear manner throughout my life.  We will certainly continue.

Death by Pull-ups

RRL Team at the Ragnar Trail.  Good times

RRL Team at the Ragnar Trail.  Good times


Warmup:

Box Breathing 5 minutes


30 overhead squats with PVC


10x each: Pushups, Situps, Dips, Pullups, Burpees


Skill: Jump Rope 3 minutes


Core: Sandbag Getups.  Max reps in 5 minutes with 60 lb bag


Workout: A.
Bench Press 5-5-5-5


Workout B.

Death By Pull-up
With a continuously running clock perform:
1 Pull-up in the first 1 min, 2 Pull-up in the second 1 min 3 Pull-up in the third 1 min ... Continuing this for as long as you are able. Use as many sets each minute as needed.


Workout C. Yoga and Gratitude



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SealFit from 12/22/09

"There are no great people in this world, only great challenges which ordinary people rise to meet."

-William Frederick Halsey, Jr.


From this morning...30 lb ruck makes this extra tough

From this morning...30 lb ruck makes this extra tough


Warmup:

Box Breathing 5 minutes

30 overhead squats with PVC

10x each: Pushups, Situps, Dips, Pullups, Burpees


Skill: Jump Rope 3 minutes


Core: 10 minute sandbag get-ups with 60 lb bag for max reps


Workout: A.

SealFit Work Capacity from 12/22/09

2000 m Row

Rest 2 mins

30 Hang Power Cleans 95 lbs

30 Pull-ups

30 Kettlebell Swings 53 lbs

30 Burpees

20 Hang Power Cleans

20 Pull-ups

20 Kettlebell Swings 53 lbs

20 Burpees

10 Hang Power Cleans 95 lbs

10 Pull-ups

10 Kettlebell Swings

10 Burpees

For time.  Selection Candidates wear 30 lb ruck throughout entire workout


Workout B.

Still Water Runs Deep


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SealFit has been archiving workouts for many years and there is some real gold to be found in their archives.  I ran across this one in my notes and included it today.  It fit with what I was trying to accomplish.  Pile a 30 lb ruck on top and it was perfect.

We had a visitor today who was brought in by a member who has been a little absent.  Good to have both of them today.