I decided to make up for the past couple of days stuck away from the gym…I’ve now learned why trying to push through a lack of sleep is a bad thing.
OHS, 5x5: 45, 65, 75, 75, 80(x3)
My legs felt good, but the balance is a bit tricky. This was my first WOD with the OHS, so form was my main concern. I felt every little motion of each squat,
so I understand all the stabilization that is required. My shoulders felt strong, until rep 3 on the 80#, and I just lost the focus and slipped forward…
3x 800m with pull-ups:
Here is where it went downhill. I just didn’t have it today…pushed through the first 800m in 3:30 on the treadmill, but was immediately winded, turned around to
find both pull-up stations occupied by groups of guys doing “circuit” training, so decided to rest 60 seconds and just run again…hit the 400m mark and was done.
I haven’t had a “bad” day in a long time, and I left the gym frustrated. I knew it was bound to happen sooner or later, but now I just feel like crap, like I let myself
down. Is it hard to get over that feeling, or is that just me being firmly stuck into the CrossFit mindset of never settling for less than the best effort? I mean, THAT is
good for my overall workout ethic, but it sucks in the NOW…
Guess I’ll get back at it tomorrow, hopefully after more sleep tonight.