Friday 1/3/2025
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One Simple Habit To Transform Your Nutrition — Eric Justin
Scripture
“You make known to me the path of life;
in your presence there is fullness of joy;
at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.”
- Psalm 16:11
Warm up
https://youtu.be/MIfKmfXTq64?si=MPuiTzDgHkH39aB2 (watch first 15 minutes for warm up)
GPP
14 minutes for max distance
20 jump rope crossesovers
4 slam ball chest passes
Notes
slam ball weight: 20/30Ibs. Every pass through of the jump rope for crossovers counts as 1 rep
Accessory
2x12 barbell reverse curl
SPP
This is where you add in your goal specific training.
Add a small amount of practice/training before or after workouts on training days. Complete mobility work instead if muscles, tendons, joints and/or ligaments feel overworked and need additional recovery time.
Add goals here and see how to train them in next tab on sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-eM55bz015D9WKjfch28oVe-bgHaMSAc77bu_OgxI-c/edit
Aerobic Conditioning
Scheduled every Thursday, these days are meant to work low-moderate heart rate zones and further develop the oxidative system. If you would like to progress in this area without over training complete 1-3 sessions a week (including Thursdays session). Ask us for additional guidance
Cool down
Pick tightest area to stretch or roll for 1-3 minutes
Complete additional stretches, SMR and/or active recovery as needed
Additional
Once every quarter of the year take a week to recover mentally and physically from high intensity training: Complete aerobic workouts such as biking, rowing, swimming or take additional rest days. Do this around every 13 weeks, after a competition, while traveling, during a busy week or use it if you’re not feeling well. Only use once a quarter (winter, spring, summer, fall)
Winter goal final test: 1st two weeks of March
Spring baseline test: 1st two weeks of March
Spring Community Workout: TBA