Tuesday, 14 October 2014

October 6th

Warm-Up:

1. One lap around the perimeter of the school
2. 20 military squats, 20 push press, 20 crunches, 20 push-ups, 20 jacks
3. One lap around the perimeter of the school
4. 10 military squats, 10 push press, 10 crunches, 10 push-ups, 10 kacks
5. 100 single skips


WOD:

"CORE"

  • 2 sets- 1 minute plank
  • 1 set 20 reps crunches
  • 1 set 15 reps right leg crunch
  • 1 set 15 reps left leg crunch
  • 1 set 15 reps both legs down crunch
  • 1 set 15 reps inverted crunch
  • 1 set 65 reps Mason twist

"ARMS"


  •  sets - 10 reps, Tricep Dips (15 pounds)
  • 2 sets - 10 reps, Tricep extensions (15 pounds)
  • 3 comments:

    1. Emma,

      What does WOD stand for?
      I'm looking forward to maybe learning a thing or two from your blog.

      Ms. P

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    2. Dear Ms.P

      WOD stands for work out of the day. Which is what we have top do after Mr.Wheeler's warm up and work out.

      Devin

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    3. Devin,
      Thank you for clarifying. Yes that is what WOD stands for and thank you Ms. Pedersen I am looking for word to sharing my work outs and my progression in Mr.Wheeler's class.

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