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I have been reading each of these WOD and performing the WODs for the last three weeks. I tried doing CrossFit about year ago at a Global Gym and failed. Half hour to get there and half hour to get home. Most of the floor space covered with machines. Had to wait too use barbells. Rarely could do a WOD properly. It just sucked, so I gave up and stopped going to the GYM. But I just could not get the CrossFit bug out of my head, so I took a look at my equipment I had at my home and thought why not start a home gym. The money I was paying the global gym could go to building a better home GYM. So I am back.
My Home GYM Equipment:
Standard Five Foot Barbell
400 LBs of Weights
Adjustable Chin Up Bar
18 LB Medicine Ball
Adjustable Weight Rack
Lat Machine I know but I had that for years now.
Twelve Inch Platform
Jump Rope
An old crappy Rower, but it allows me to row.
An Inclined Treadmill (goes up to a 40% incline).
My Home GYM has a long way to go, but it allows me to have much better workouts now and most of the time I am done in less than a half hour, less than the time it took me to drive to that crappy global gym and now my Gym Dues go to my Home Gym.
I went for a swim today instead of the run. I think I will accept this rest day. My legs have been sore for a while now and would appreciate some rest.
Complete 32 intervals of 20 seconds of work followed by ten seconds of rest:
Pullups 10,8,4,4,3,3,3,4 = 39
Pushups 11,10,8,6,5,4,4,4 = 52
Situps 8,8,9,8,7,7,7,6 = 60 (anchored)
Squats 14,14,14,14,14,14,14,14 = 112
Been gone a while, working at an English summer camp last week (stressful but no exercise), and resting (at the beach) and playing in a basketball tournament over the weekend. Monday was out of the question, so
On Tuesday August 11th did:
Nicole AMRAP of: Run 400 meters, Max pull-up; in 20: 17,10,11,11,10,7,2(ran out of time) = 68 Pull-ups, 7 rounds ~9.71/round
This was one round under my previous attempt, but I gained 9 pull-ups and more than a pull-up per round, so is this a PR? We’ll just call the total a PR and move on, I guess. Now, to pick from the horribly evil looking options from the days I missed and pick something for tomorrow…