"Annie"
50-40-30-20-10
Double Unders
Sit ups
Strenth:
Floor Press
3-3-3-3-3
(compare to 9.18.12) and (3.5.13)
The Floor Press is essentially a Bench Press
minus the actual bench. At the bottom of each rep, there will be a
momentary pause before locking the bar out over the chest. The pause at
the bottom of a Floor Press does two things; firstly it removes the
stretch reflex normally present in Bench Pressing. This will produce a
similar training effect as seen in Box Squats where the pause at the
bottom forces your muscles to move the weight without the benefit of an
elastic rebound. Secondly, a slow and controlled Floor Press will
protect your wrists and upper arms. That's also pretty important...
(compare to 9.18.12) and (3.5.13)
What is a Floor Press:
It's just a bench press from the floor. We will do it narrow gripped,
with your elbows by your sides to mimic the pressing position of the
push-up and ultimately the handstand push-up.
Quote:
"Limitations live only in our minds. But if we use our imaginations, our possibilities become limitless."
–Jamie Paolinetti
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9:00
Balmer 6:45 Rx 235
Wax 10:52 Rx 235
KT 6:49 Rx 120
Steve Z 15:36 su 95
Rachael H-A 10:00 su 85
Anne 11:00 su 85
Fayth 10:53 su 65
Jen F 12:08 su 70
10:00
Patrick 10:24 Rx 245
Marci 10:40 su 75
Tracy 10:33 su 90
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