Now the plan is to do just one strength session this week. The earlier in the week, the better for me so I can recuperate from any soreness.
Experts usually recommend cutting back on strength sessions during the week of your race or two weeks before depending on intensity of training, duration of the race and other factors. For me, at least 3 days of recovery is fairly enough to get back on track for a sprint. It would've or might have been better if I skip strength sessions for a week altogether but nah, not for a small race like this. I'm stubborn like that. But an Olympic distance or a full marathon, I'd take my recovery more seriously!
via Urban Fitness
6am Mobility + Flexibility
Worked on spinal mobility. Went something like this:
- Spinal warm up twists with PVC
- Foam roll upper back with arms crossed across chest
- Spinal extension and lateral flexion with medicine ball
- LAX ball back massage starting from the bottom of your back up to the neck
- Child's pose hold for about two mins
7am Kettlebells
Complete Circuit Style (1 min rest between sets)
- Strict Press R+L 3x5
- Lunges R+L 3x5
- DBL KB Batwings 3x15sec
- Renegade Plank 3x30sec
Conditioning (10:00 AMRAP--as many reps as possible)
- 10 Russian Swings (40lb)
- 5 BW Squats
- 3 Burpees
Plus, extra 7 burpees to get to 61 for the 100 Day Burpee Challenge.
Classes were held at GTX. Go check it out!
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