Teams of 2
AMRAP 8:
5 Slam Ball Thruster per partner
75’ Bear Crawl (each partner does 75’, one at a time)
30 Second Sycnhro Front Plank
SYNCHRO FRONT PLANK:
• Accumulate 30 seconds in a front plank together
• Must both be locked out in plank for time to count
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Barbell Warmup
5 Good Mornings
5 Back Squats
5 Elbow Rotations
5 Strict Press & Reach
5 Romanian Deadlifts
5 Front Squats
MOBILITY (12:00 – 15:00)
Barbell Thoracic Opener: 2 Minutes
ABMAT SIT-UPS – Breathing
Movement Prep
10 AbMat Sit-ups
SLAM BALLS – Break the Floor
Movement Prep
5 Slam Ball Deadlifts
5 Slam Ball Swings (Like Kettlebell Swing)
5 Slam Balls
CLOSE GRIP BENCH PRESS – Pull the bar apart
Movement Prep
5 CGBP @3030
1 Round – Performed With Opening Weight
9 AbMat Sit-ups
6 Slam Balls
3 CGBP
25 AbMat Sit-ups
15 Slam Balls (30/20)
5 Close Grip Bench Press (Build in Weight each round)
Run 30s @90% aerobic pace + rest/walk 30s
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10 sets
Bike 30s @90% aerobic pace + rest/walk 30s
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10 sets
Row 30s @90% aerobic pace + rest/walk 30s
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld had a daily practice, which was a promise to himself. To "never break the chain".
Jerry promised himself that he would write a joke, every single day. The length, the topic, and even how funny it was came second to the fact – that it was completed. Some days the jokes were incredibly funny. Other days, hardly. Some jokes were long, some were barely a sentence. But he "never broke the chain".
What Jerry was doing, was committing himself to make forward movement, every, single, day. Some days it was inch, and some days it was a mile. And this seemingly simple practice, to place tangible action into every day, resulted in one of the greatest comedians of his time.
As Martin Luther expresses, it’s not about the magnitude of the progress. All that matters, is that we’re moving forward.