Rest Day
Rest day emphasis: Jerk (push or split, no rack)
From now on, for those of us that want to come in on a rest day but sometimes feel like there's just not enough direction as what to do or sometimes feeling overwhelmed by everything we need to improve upon, I'll issue a rest day emphasis.
You can make-up a workout or create your own conditioning, but now, at least, you know, coming into the gym, what you'll do first. This way, us coaches can prepare for everyone who will come in wanting to practice the rest day emphasis. We'll still help you with everything else but you can be sure that the emphasis will rear it's head in an upcoming workout (not Friday though).
By the way, tomorrow's Pilates class will be held during the 6:30pm class. If 6:30pm is the only class you can workout and would prefer not to participate in Pilates, the weather's nice outside so still consider coming.
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Then did 5 rounds of 5 pushjerk (132#), 10 bar-facing burpees, 15 situps. 10:52.
Good to see a strong Thursday turnout.
Corey
Then did Tuesday's row/run/SDHP WOD. I was 10 HP shy of finishing. My running is sluggish lately.
I like the emphasis on rest day plan. Good way to direct the focus, yet allows freedom to do what you want.
Pilates was also great, besides the dirt/sandstorm about half way through. learned some fun new things to work on at home, we had a small but mighty class! Thanks Carrie!