4 rounds:
10 Bench press (55)
10 bent over row (20)
10 bicep curls (15)
10 z press (35)
20 sit ups
200m run
4 rounds:
10 Bench press (55)
10 bent over row (20)
10 bicep curls (15)
10 z press (35)
20 sit ups
200m run
4 rounds:
10 z press (35lbs)
10 single arm row (20lbs)
20 reverse crunches
10 hand release push ups
10 push ups (knees)
50 jumping jacks
3 rounds:
10 z press (35 lbs)
10 Bulgarian split squats (20 lbs)
10 goblet squats (20lbs)
10 reverse crunches
300 m run
Then 2 rounds:
10 bench press (45lbs)
10 lateral raises (10 lbs plates)
50 calf raises (10 slow & 40 fast)
3 rounds-
10 bench press (45 lbs)
10 push ups (regular, hand release, knees)
10 z press (35lbs)
20 sit ups
300m run
Then 3 rounds-
10 lateral raises (10 lbs)
10 plate to overhead (25lbs)
20 v-ups
FOOD:
BREAKFAST - Protein shake with collagen
SNACK - coconut granola bar
LUNCH - banana, crackers & cheese, go-dough
SNACK - Greek yogurt (protein packed)
DINNER - quesadilla with taco meat & cheese
WATER - 84oz
3 rounds -
10 Bulgarian split squats (20lbs - 5 ea side)
10 goblet squats (20 lbs)
10 Z press (35 lbs)
20 Russian KB swings (20 lbs)
10 Bench press (55 lbs)
20 V ups
Then…2 rounds -
50 jump rope
30 calf raises (10 slow, 20 fast)
10 leg lifts
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
15 AMRAP (5 rounds)
10 burpees
10 push ups
20 crunches
Then 3 rounds
10 z press
20 sit ups
10 Bulgarian split squat
🇺🇸 Happy Presidents Day! 🇺🇸
3 rounds -
10 z press (35lbs)
5 man makers (15 lbs)
20 oblique twists (20lbs)
100 crunches
50 jump ropes
300m runs
Then…3 rounds -
5 deadlifts (65 lbs)
10 tricep dips
20 v ups
Concluded with stretching😊
Then a day of snowboarding with the kids! By the end doc the day, over 1,700 calories burned and my move goal was 400% more than the goal! 🙌🏻
5 rounds -
5 pull ups
10 Z press (35 lbs)
10 Bulgarian split squats (20lbs)
3 man makers (15lbs)
50 jump ropes
5 rounds:
10 hang power cleans (55lbs)
10 Z press (35 lbs)
10 shoulder taps
100 jump ropes
10 (each arm) bent over row (15lbs)
10 bench press (hands close together) (45lbs)
THE ONE PERCENT RULE:
The -good for us- decisions we often don’t see instant gratification from.
If you think about the power of good habits. Think about what bad habits will do.
The difference between making a choice that one percent better or worse on any given day is relatively insignificant. It’s easy to dismiss.
What’s the difference between eating a burger or choosing the macro friendly option? Or going to the gym or not. On any given day not a whole lot. At the end of the night you look the same. It’s only 3 months, 1 year or 5 years later that you turn around and realize that those little decisions did make a difference. The first time you choose to sleep in that’s fine. But if you do it the next day that’s enforcing a new habit. Focus on becoming 1 percent better each hour, day, year and watch your life change. BELIEVE that these small changes make a difference because they do!
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 -
25 sit ups
10 bent over row (each arm) - 15lbs DB
10 Z press (35 lbs)
Then 3 rounds -
20 oblique twists (20lbs)
10 leg lifts
MAMELE MESSAGE:
Unfortunately, supplements aren't magic. 95% of them probably aren't worth your money and the other 5 percent that are probably aren't making as much of a difference as you think. Remember that the MAJORITY of results will come from your actions, not supplements.
With that being said, here are the 3 supplements I think may be worth adding in.
1) Whey Protein Powder
2) Creatine
3) Caffeine of some sort within a reasonable dose.
WHEY PROTEIN:
Whey protein powder is great. The main purpose it's known for is increasing muscle mass and strength. The macronutrients and vitamins in whey provide great health benefits too. Protein is amazing to support healthy bones, muscles, hair and organ function. There have also been some studies showing that it helps reduce inflammation and reduces the levels of C-reactive protein in the body indicating that it can help reduce inflammation.
My favorite protein powder is Mamele Whey (of course) but adding in any whey protein powder can be a beneficial move in your health journey. https://mamele.com/product/mamele-whey-chocolate/
CREATINE:
Creatine is one of the top supplements for improving performance in the gym. Studies show that it can increase muscle mass, strength and exercise performance. Creatine is one of the world's most tested supplements and has a good safety profile (yay!)
Creatine is a substance found naturally in muscle cells. It helps your muscles produce energy during heavy lifting or high intensity exercise. One thing to note if you're taking creatine is to be sure you're drinking enough water each day since creatine pulls water into your muscle cells :)
This is a creatine that I like and take! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E9M4XFI?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_sem_N7EX7FCJFQVPZKXR46PB
CAFFEINE:
Caffeine can give you the energy and boost you need to get up and get your workout in and done for the day. If you're taking pre workout be sure to cycle on and off so that your body doesn't become accustomed to it. It's advised you don't go over 400 mg of caffeine per day, with a recommended dosage of 200mg per day as the average. I personally don't drink pre workout but on days where I need an extra boost i'll throw a crystal light energy packet into my water or something. Remember just do the minimum dose that works for you :)
HSPU sub - rounds 1-3 handstand holds and rounds 4 & 5 (9) z press
OHS with 35lbs barbell (I still need to perfect my form!)
Time: 19:47
9 cal row
Substitute HSPU for z press with 15 lbs dumbbells
Squat cleans with 55lbs
Time: 7:47
After class, I was told that my time was too fast in comparison to the other athletes, which could mean 1 of 2 things...
#1: I need to increase my weight load
#2: my form and technique have improved so my efficiency has also improved. Following that statement, coach Russ told me that my squat cleans had great form...the ultimate compliment! 🙌🏻💪🏼👏🏼🦵