We do not care if you use chalk during a workout or leave a few chalk handprints on the floor, however, don't abuse it.
- More chalk does not make you stronger or faster.
- Too much chalk is a sure fire way to tear your hands if you have a huge kipping pull-up or butterfly pull-up. Only chalk your hands, not the pull-up bar.
- Chalk should not be used when doing wallballs.
- You are not LeBron James. Pat off that excess chalk in the chalk bucket before you pull your hands out. DO NOT REMOVE ANY CHUNKS FROM THE BUCKET.
- Unless you have excessively sweaty hands, you should chalk only once or twice a workout. Anything more is just you finding an excuse to rest.
- If you chalk while using a barbell, be sure to clean it with the metal brush after the workout.
Warm Up
Dynamic Warm-up
Skill
Movement Demo
Metcon
This looked like a fun metcon that was featured on Invictus and Outlaw a few months back. I figured we would give it a try.
PARTNER OPTIONAL
50 Back Squat (135/95)
40 Pull-ups
30 Shoulder to Overhead (135/95)
50 Front Squat (85/65)
40 Pull-ups
30 Shoulder to Overhead (85/65)
50 OHS (65/45)
40 Pull-ups
30 Shoulder to Overhead (65/45)
*Bar is clean from the ground, to the rack position
*Bar is clean from the ground, to the rack position
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