Hey there gang! So for Tuesday's workout I worked the crap out of my legs, as well as abdominals. The best part about this workout: there are plenty of plyometrics. Plyometrics, also called "jump training" works your muscles in an explosive manner, and is much more applicable to real-world activiites like sports and dancing.
Abdominals:
Abdominals:
3x (Clockwork Leg Raise x6, Twisting Knee Raise x6)
Side Plank: 1 minutes per side
Oblique Twists: 30
Ab Wheel Rollout: 10
Main Workout:
Deadlift: 3x 5-7: 185/185/185
Squat Jumps: 3x 8-10
BOSU Lunge with Weight: 3x 6-10/side: 30/30/30
BOSU Bulgarian Lunge Hop: 3x 10/side
TRX Single Leg Squat: 3x 8/leg
Skater Plyo: 3x 16
TRX Lunge: 3x 8/leg
Single Leg Reactive Box Hop: 3x 10-15/leg
Squat Jump: 3x 30 seconds
Cardio: Sprint Work: Hallway sprints x4
I also received a question from Chris Leach, who asks:
"How do you anchor the TRX?"
Great question. The gym that I work out at has an anchor point that doubles as a chin up bar. The most important factors in an anchor point is that it can support your weight (should be obvious, but it sometimes isn't); the anchor point is (ideally) 7-9 feet off of the ground; and the workout straps highest point is about 6 feet off the ground.
Don't worry, I've included a couple of photos:
Note how I've overlapped the TRX; this is to prevent it from shifting.
Where the workout straps' highest point is about 6 feet off of the ground.
Thanks for your question Chris.
Until tomorrow!
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