Core Workout
A quiet, low-intensity home workout while the little one slept.
- 20 Bird-dogs
- 10 Supermans
- 20 Situps
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Not for time, not for sweat. Just doing something every day.
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A quiet, low-intensity home workout while the little one slept.
Repeat 3x
Not for time, not for sweat. Just doing something every day.
As part of my “do something every day” goal, a quiet little home workout:
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Continuing on my do something every day goal, even when I’m home alone with the small wonder:
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Not much to it, just wanted to get the old bones moving.
Another quiet home workout:
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Then 50, 40, 30, 20, 10 situps.
Another “don’t wake the baby” workout since I was home alone with the wee one:
Repeat 10x, not for time muthafucka.
Mixed up the pushups between regular, knuckle, wide, diamond, fingertip, and feet elevated on the couch.
Dragged my trusty sandbag out to the turf field at Washington Park under the cover of night for some fun:
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Didn’t time it, but it was really tough between those walking lunges and all them get-ups. I did a zercher hold for the sandbag runs, which were actually the easiest part by far. Storch was soaked with sweat by the end of the circuit. I carried the sandbag home afterwards (no stopping or dropping the bag) for a tough finisher.
Shout out to the broken foot club!
While I was doin nothin:
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Grab an 80lb sandbag (Larry Storch) and do 80 sandbag getups (Turkish getups with the bag on your shoulder) for time.
Total time: 20:45. For some reason I thought I’d finish this in around 12 minutes. After I finished the first 20 in around 4 min, I knew I was way off. This was rough and really put my form under the microscope. Apparently I was shooting my foot back to stand up in an awkward way and it really started to bug me at the half-way point. I made a slight correction and felt better for the remainder of the reps. Still, I may need to jao up the tops of my feet.
Update: this gave a huge bruise on each elbow. I’ve done so much sam sing for kung fu that my forearms don’t bruise any more, but I guess that doesn’t apply to the elbows.
Stolen from Crossfit 603:
Body weight: 190lb, weight moved: 3,800lb. My approach: 4 sets of 10 reps with 95lb. Time: 4:04 The last two sets were tough, but I stuck it out and finished it in 4 sets as planned.
To celebrate the return of my Gymboss, I did a timer-centric core quickie:
Started with a 60 second hold, then a 40 sec of each, followed by 20 sec of each. Rested 20 seconds between each hold. The turf is not so forgiving on the forearms after a few sweaty plank holds.
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No time today so I squeezed in this quick home workout at night.
Then onto the crircuit:
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Finisher: 2 min plank hold.
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Finisher: Plank hold for time: 2:45.
Done at the crowded little weight room at the Metropolitan Pool with Dave, post-swim again.
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This one is no fun, but easy to do while watching the Mets game.
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Finisher: Plank hold for time: 3:19.
Did this at the weight room at the Metropolitan Pool with Dave, post-swim. He’s the one who set up the odd rep scheme for the knee hugs, so don’t ask me.