“Physical fitness is not only one of the most important keys to a healthy body, it is the basis of dynamic and creative intellectual activity.”
John F. Kennedy
Friday’s WOD
Row 1000 m
21 – 15 – 9 – 21
Wall Ball (20/14)
Pull ups
KBS (Kettle Bell Swings) ( L1-53/35, L2-35/25, L3-25/20)
100 Abmat wallball situps (20/14)
A week has passed since my last CrossFit class. I feel like the longer I am away from CF, the harder (or longer) it takes me to complete the WOD. This feels odd because it’s not like I am not working out. I am in the gym (not the box) lifting at least three days per week and I try to get in at least one CF class. As competition day grows closer, I will have to step away from CF, but I will return immediately after, just as I will with my distance running.
Laying off the cardio is having a surprisingly negative affect on my cardio performance. My strength is surging so I am lifting heavier weight, but rowing the 1000 meters got me a little more winded than usual. I didn’t like the winded feeling (so soon) and I am certainly not use to it. I want my cardio back!!! Lol!!
While I am disappointed with the feeling of my loss of endurance, I am very much focused on Project FitCom14. Weight lifting has never been my “thing,” but I love the changes I see in my body. My friend/coach who is helping me prepare for the competition is tough and disciplined. She is no no joke and continues to push me pass, what I (falsely) believe to be my limit! Each week that pass, I learn a little more about myself. This is awesome!
Limitations? What are they? We falsely set them for ourselves-then we become underachievers.
On post work out day, If my muscles are not sore in the right place, it’s on and poppin with a new set of exercises when we return to that body part. ‘m almost afraid to tell her when I’m not sore. She goes into “bitch mode” the next session. Lol! Of course, I always tell her the truth.
“When you cheat, you only cheat yourself!”
Have a fabulous weekend! Much love to you all!
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