I stayed late at work today and intended to do a shorter workout. However, I became quickly motivated by changing up my planned obstacle run. This time I still did the 4 miles on the track with obstacles, but switched around the warm up.
I ran four warm up laps. Beginning with the inner lane I ran each lap then moved to an outer lane. By the time I finished, I was in the fourth lane from the center. Since the track has 8 lanes, I moved all the way out for each lap. By the time two miles was finished, I started all over again.
Beginning with the 2nd mile, I began the obstacles for the next three miles. Here's what I recommend:
Do two obstacles then a lap, sprinting on the straightaway and jogging on the curves:
I ran four warm up laps. Beginning with the inner lane I ran each lap then moved to an outer lane. By the time I finished, I was in the fourth lane from the center. Since the track has 8 lanes, I moved all the way out for each lap. By the time two miles was finished, I started all over again.
Beginning with the 2nd mile, I began the obstacles for the next three miles. Here's what I recommend:
Do two obstacles then a lap, sprinting on the straightaway and jogging on the curves:
· Eight foot tall ladder obstacle to climb over
· Chin up bars (1st time five Pull-ups/2nd time five chin-ups)
· Tire trot
· Rings (monkey bars)
· Five foot wall
· Rings
· Chin up bars (1st time five Pull-ups/2nd time five chin-ups)
· Incline sit ups
· Incline rings
· Parallel bars
· Rope climb
· Balance obstacle
· Monkey bars
· Chin up bars (1st time five Pull-ups/2nd time five chin-ups)
Since I only ran two obstacle per lap, I ended the run six obstacles short from completing them twice. I used the last lap to complete all six consecutively.
Then finished with a lap cool down.
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