Staying tall while gettin’ low
We challenge ourselves in all kinds of ways here at CFSV. Â Sometimes it’s moving faster than we thought we could. Â Sometimes it’s moving more weight than we thought we could. Â And then sometimes it’s moving our bodies in ways we didn’t realize we could (or maybe even should). Â An example of the latter would be overhead squats, where we have to push up with our upper body while pulling down with our lower body. Â While it might not always seem like it, our bodies were built to be able to do this. Â It just takes a little… reminding, especially after a few (or several) years of adult life (i.e. regular extended time in a seated, possibly slouched position).
Today’s WOD will be a great reminder of what we were built to be able to do. Â It might not be comfortable, but putting in the effort to push up into our plate while lowering ourselves into a lunge will help us engage the parts of us that perhaps became used to not working on a regular basis. Â So push up, lunge down and do it again and again and again. Â If you’re here to better yourself in any way, today will be a great day to come in.
STR:
Pushing Volume Training
EMOM 20
WOD:
40 overhead lunge steps (in place – 45/35)
20 toes to bar
30 ohls
15 ttb
20 ohls
10 ttb
10 ohls
5 ttb
6:30! It’s been too long!
PU: 5x7min on rings, 4x13min on lower rings
WOD: 10:27 w/ 35lb, toes to eye level (-ish)
Pushing volume training: 5 ring dips for 5 minutes then my elbow started hurting so switched to 2 HSPU til the end.
WOD: 8:49 RX
Pushing volume training: AMRAP 12 wall-facing handstands, for about 20 seconds per minute
WOD: 7:59 Rx
WOD: 7:09RX
Should my shoulders still be sore???