T2 Programming 2023-06-19

Hello Amazing T2 member! Welcome to Week 3 of the 2nd and final month of our Power Block. Everyone has been crushing it and I commend you on your excellent effort and progress. This week we intensify a bit but also keep a few things the same and mellow to offset the mojo.

The outdoor workouts are our jam during the summer. The local members are killing it but I also want to help you out no matter where you are. We can design the sessions in the inner city and everywhere else. Try to get some training partners, and get them to sign up as well. This thing is taking off and we love new members.

Week of 2023-06-19 (week 3 of month 2: Power Block)

WOWPREPPRIMARYACCESSORYTIPS
A
Mo
Field
Calisthenics
10 each

Trunk Twist
Side Bend
Windmill
Jumping Jack
Air squat
Pushup
Situp

Tubing
15 each

Row
Press
Curl
Kickback

Med Ball
20 each

Chop
Giant Swing
Thruster
SandBag
10 each

Front Squat
Bent Row
Push Press

Drag Rig x 20 yds
5 reps

40 yard dash
5 reps

5-10-5 drill
x 4

Zigzag Run20 yds
x 4
Med Ball Throws
6 each

Forward Underhand
Forward Overhead
Forward Chest
Left Side Chuck
Right Side Chuck
Backward Overhead

Jog 10:00
Barefoot on grass

Stretch
Get used to
the flow of
the session.
B
We
Trail
Big Hormesis!

Walk 1 mile

Boulder Lifts
10 each

Chop
Trunk Twist
Giant Swing
Thruster
Alt Back Lunge
Run a mile or two
With some Uphill

Increase the distance
or effort from last
week just slightly!
Cold PlungeEnjoy a light,
late dinner and
the summer
sunset!
C
1-3X
Gym
Shoulder Protection
Program per video
Elastica Bombastica
per video
Saggital Six
Tubing or Band
15 reps each
2 circuits

Row
Chest Press
Overhead Press
Pulldown
Pressdown
Curl
A lot of uses
for the elastics.
Use this as a
recovery session.
D
Sa
Track
Walk 1 lap
Jog 1 lap
Tubing Activation
Drills
Strides

Check with me
if you need
help
1 x 200m
Mile goal pace

1 x 1000m
Mile goal pace
Finale Circuit
2-4 rounds

5 SB laps in stadium steps
(or 10 bench steps each leg)
20MB Wallballs
20 MB Slams
Jog 1 lap
Practice going hard
but controlled.
#Itisourtime!

Workout A Breakdown: The Standard Field Session with a Rig Drag emphasis. These are spicy but extremely effective in developing power and enhancing conditioning. We’re hitting the drag rigs again this week, then moving into sled pushes and bucket lifts soon.

Workout B Breakdown: The Hormesis Hustle Round 2! If you are local, show up at North Cottonwood at 6:00pm with readiness and tailgate supplies. If you are not local, you can easily do this workout by hitting the workout in your hood and then taking a nice cool bath or shower (or swim if available).

Workout C Breakdown: Full Elastic Workout. The first two parts have been used before but the videos can provide a reminder. The final (accessory) section is all the basic resistance moves we’ve been doing for years, so that’s a no-brainer.

Workout D Breakdown: The Saturday Morning Track Festival. Fairly standard sequence here. We go through a track-specific warmup, then hit a scalable power-based running workout, finish with a CrossFitt style finale. This week we are testing progress. See if you can hold your one mile goal pace for 1000m (2.5 laps). If you can get within 15 seconds of target…you are on path. If you smash your time, make your goal faster. And if you are off by more than 15 seconds, your goal is unrealistic and you should soften it a bit.

Running Demons now work on foot strength, mechanics, and injury-prevention. Just jog. 30 minutes. Barefoot. On grass. 

Running Demons Weekly Assignment

WORKOUT REPSREST INTERVALSINTENSITYTIP
30’ grass jog, barefootNoneRelaxed and gracefulChoose form over speed
Learn to love this…stop fighting and blowing it off…just give in…your life will be better!

Make sure you sign up for the Rendezvous and get that on your schedule! It’s free and everyone in our TLA community is welcome, but you need to register so we can calculate seating and food requirements.

Here’s the video from our recent HillClimb featuring El Jefe, Ice Ninja, and Mr. Tyler. Sorry about the shaky Blair Witch footage because I was trying to run up the mountain with heart rate pegged at redline!

The effort, views, and fellowship were awesome!

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