radiosound - 19 May 2009 01:26 PM
Margaret - 19 May 2009 01:17 PM
cholly - 19 May 2009 06:27 AM
I’m considering using buttercup weight when working with the bar (for all bar forms), or skipping those WoDs for now. I have some recent and lingering judo injuries, I want to get he most bang for the buck out of my gym time, and I’m only CFing twice a week now due to other obligations. So I may favor WoDs that have movements I’m more comfortable with. Any thoughts appreciated.
Thanks
If using the light ie buttercup weight doesn’t irritate the injuries that sounds like a good way to go. That way you can be doing skill/form training on the WOD’s that use bars. they will just be more Metcon than otherwise. I also use kettlebells on some WODs, to baby an injured elbow, I just work the other arm.
What Margaret said, with one addition: be careful that you’re not cherry picking. OK to work around WODs that your injury makes unsafe, but not OK to toss in to that category things you hate. I notice that when I’m looking for a WOD on a main site rest day, what I come up with rarely involves pullups or burpees.
Thanks Margaret and radiosound,
My main routine recently has been to check in on Monday and Wednesday and find a WoD from the week that I can do at my gym. I’m not really avoiding any b/c I hate them(Oddly I don’t really hate any of them). I just don’t have all I need to do them as Rxd (Rowing, box jumps etc) at my “Fitness Center”, so sometimes choose one WoD over another so I don’t have to work out substitutions.
I would prefer to get back to CFing 3 times a week or more—instead of just 2, it would feel a bit less like I’m phoning it in—but life’s not working that way right now. I guess I could just keep track of the WoDs in order and do whichever is next, scaled and substituted accordingly. I’m just not sure I’d get any more benefit from that over what I do now…back to the twice a week thing. Thhhptt.
Thanks again.