10 bench press (45)
20 shoulder taps
20 bridges
10 push ups
10 reverse push press (10 lb DB)
10 reverse curls (10)
200m run
10 bench press (45)
20 shoulder taps
20 bridges
10 push ups
10 reverse push press (10 lb DB)
10 reverse curls (10)
200m run
3 rounds total:
10 each round
Press (10)
Lateral raises (10)
Bench press (45)
Reverse curls (10)
40-30-20
Air squats
Shoulder taps/plank jacks
Sit ups
FOOD:
Pre WOD - 4 Gusher fruit snacks
Breakfast - chocolate protein shake & banana
3 rounds:
10 Bulgarian split squats (2 - 20lbs DB)
10 goblet squats (20lbs)
10 reverse bicep curls (10lbs)
5 manmakers (2 - 10lb DB)
50 jump ropes
300m run
Cool down:
10 leg lifts
20 oblique twists (20lbs)
100 crunches
4 rounds:
Bench press
Bent over row
Goblet squats
Push ups
Reverse curl
200m run alt with 50 jump ropes
WOD -
3 rounds
10 back squats (65 lbs)
10 Bulgarian split squats (20 lbs)
10 single arm row (20 lbs)
10 reverse crunches
3 rounds
10 lateral raises (10 lbs)
10 reverse curl (10 lbs)
20 oblique twists (25lbs)
Cool down: 100 crunches
Walk 3.5 miles
FOOD:
Pre-work: mini rice crispy treat
Breakfast: chocolate protein shake with collagen for extra protein
Brunch: 2 piece French toast @ Kneaders
Dinner: (2) veggie spring rolls from Panda Express, 4 pieces of sushi
After weeding for several hours I was starving so then I had (2) bowls of chocolate pebbles cereal
Water: 80
Drink: 32oz strawberry breeze blended (Swig)
3 rounds -
10 Back squat (65lbs)
10 (5 each leg) Bulgarian split squat (20lbs)
10 Plate to overhead (25lbs)
10 Reverse curl (10 lbs DB)
50 Jump rope
Then 3 rounds
30 calf raises (10 slow/20 fast)
10 knees to elbow
10 oblique twists (20lbs)
20 v-ups
4 rounds -
10 push press (45 lbs)
5 (banded) pull ups
10 reverse curls (10lbs)
10 (each arm) bent over row (20 lbs)
10 lateral raises
Cool down with 100 crunches
3 rounds -
10 bench press (45lbs)
20 American KB swings (25lbs)
10 z press (35 lbs)
10 burpees
50 jump ropes
Then 3 rounds -
10 reverse curls (10 lbs)
10 lateral raises (10lbs)
20 v ups
4 rounds -
10 goblet squats (20lbs)
5 man makers (10lbs)
25 oblique twists (20lbs)
10 (each arm) bent over row (20lbs)
10 reversal bicep curls (10 lbs)
5 rounds -
20 American KB swings (25lbs)
10 z press (35lbs)
25 sit ups
10 lateral raises - 10lbs DB (2 rounds)
10 reverse curls - 10 lbs DB (3 rounds)
MAMELE MESSAGE:
“I wanted to speak a little today on modifying a workout. Every challenge month I have clients who feel sad or depressed if they have to modify a lot of movements and reps during the workout.
If this is you, please know that you are not alone. There are MANY who modify the workouts. Modifying is NOT bad. This is a necessary step to get the stimulus that you should be getting from the workout. I want you to be able to workout the entire week, not be SO dead after one workout that you can’t finish the rest.
DON’T QUIT… M O D I F Y!
Here are some suggestions if you are wondering how you can modify a workout.
Take the jumping out of a movement. Whether it’s a burpee, jumping squats, jumping lunges, or something of that sort. You can always get rid of the jump and do it stationary.
Do movements such as planks, push-ups, and mountain climbers with your hands on a box or chair. This helps to relieve a lot of the core pressure and will allow you to accomplish the movement a little easier while still getting stronger.
Set a timer and only work for an allotted amount of time. Whether its 15 minutes or 30 minutes, then stop whenever the timer goes off no matter where you are at in the workout.
Cut the rounds and reps in half! Then if you finish and feel like you could do more you can choose to do that, but it’s not bad to start with half and then you can slowly work to increase those reps throughout this month and the coming months."
4 rounds -
5 pull ups
10 push press (55lbs)
10 HR push ups
20 sit ups
100 jump ropes
Then 3 rounds -
10 reverse curls (10lbs)
10 dips
Hey guys!
Andrea here.
I think weightlifting can sometimes get a bed rep since on your apple watch it doesn't show that you burn as many "calories" if you're doing weightlifting vs cardio. Here's the thing, you will generally burn more calories during your workout when doing cardio HOWEVER lean muscle mass helps to increase your metabolism which in turn helps you burn more calories throughout the entire day. Strength training is awesome because it also increases and enhances your quality of life. I like to think of muscle as the "armor" of the body. You wouldn't want to go to battle without armor right? Same thing here. Don't go through each day without it. Muscle is great for longevity, decreases your risk of injury and falls, improves heart health, manages your blood sugar levels and more. Don't be scared of lifting those weights and challenging yourself each day. Weightlifting is GOOD!
✅Protein - 139.5+ grams
✅Water - 100 oz
✅ Workout 30 mins
✅Walk 10,000+ steps
✅10 mins journal, read or meditate
✅Less than 30 mins social media
PRE-WORKOUT SNACK - mini Rice Krispie
BREAKFAST - Protein shake with collagen (43.5 g)
LUNCH - carne asada taco salad (Brody’s) (29 g)
SNACK - core power elite chocolate drink (42 g)
DINNER - 3/4 c chicken tacos (meat only with ranch on it) (25 g)
WOD: 3 rounds (did 3.5 rounds)
10 reverse curls (10lbs)
20 v-ups
10 leg lifts
100 crunches
10 air squats
10 push ups (knees)
3 man makers (10lbs)
Run 300m
5 rounds:
10 push ups (knees)
10 leg raises
20 oblique twists (20lbs)
20 goblet squats (20lbs)
10 reverse bicep curls (10lbs)
20 step ups
3 rounds -
5 Pull ups
20 Lateral arm raises (5lbs)
10 Reverse curls (10lbs)
10 Bench press (45lbs)
10 Hang PC (55lbs)
Then 3 rounds -
30 Calf raises
10 leg raises
20 Oblique twists
100Crunches