April 29,2022
/Ending a great week with a great group and great workout
Alan, Josh, Jose, Jim,Kim, Card, Jody, Rusty and Ellie and Jude and Me and Moose
Daily Mental and Physical Training
The Training blog of Tom Rowland. Father, Husband, Son, Professional fisherman, Television host, Television producer, Athlete, living life with passion. Mental and physical training through SealFit, Goruck Selection and CrossFit.
Ending a great week with a great group and great workout
Alan, Josh, Jose, Jim,Kim, Card, Jody, Rusty and Ellie and Jude and Me and Moose
Happy Thursday!
great group this am
michael, Kyle, Lucas, Josh, Jody, Matt L, Alan, Rusty and Ellie and Me and Moose
:45 hard
:45 easy
x3
on fan bike
then
3:00 at 107% of 20 min max pace
1:30 rest
x6
on fan bike
then
2 mile run
i finished the run in 17:19. So happy to get back to running after years of injuries. I’ll get faster
Great to be back in the garage with a fantastic group. Steen and June, Rusty and Ellie and me and Moose made up the Man/Dog portion while Justin, Trey, Kyle, Josh, Card and Alan were without dogs.
There has been a significant amount of weight loss this spring as Kyle looks to be about 12 pounds down, Will Hunt is 12 pounds down and I am also 12 pounds down. Looking and feeling good.
On a visit to visit my daughter and found a fantastic CrossFit Gym.
Yesterday, Hanna’s friend and I did the 6 am class and it was good
warm up
Weighted pull up 5-5-5-5
then
EMOM 15
12 cal bike
max strict pull ups
max hand release push-up
today, I asked if I could do my own workout and they were very accommodating
We hit a Fraser Workout
push press 5x4 build to @175
split jerk 5x3 @ 155
then
:40 cardio (row)
:30 ring dips
x8 rounds
then
20 min Amrap
20 cal ski
20 pushups
10 goblet lunge 35 pounds
20 vups
Great start to a Monday. Good group this morning. Trey, Kyle, Jose, Josh, Alan, Kim, Rusty, Jody, Me. Happy Birthday to Trey Joyner!
Day 206 of the Mat Fraser HWPO program
Yesterday
Today we had a good group. Welcome to Corbin who tried the group today. Hopefully he will return and become a regular.
Good days so far this week!
Im excited that I have been able to continue my running injury free!
Yesterday was entirely bike and run with no weights at all.
Bike
Followed by Run
Then, Today
I was traveling and missed posting here for a bit. Filming Saltwater Experience does not allow me to do the type of workouts that I do when I am home, but I try to make sure to get something in everyday.
For a year and a half, I have been using Joe Hippensteel program, Ultimate Human Performance to try ot regain mobility in my calves…at least that is the way it started. I have achieved flexibility that I have NEVER had in some areas. Others, well, Im still working on it. My calves gave me significant and continuous trouble when it came to running. Despite being able to run a 3:13:00 marathon at one time, I found myself having trouble running 1/2 mile without injuring my calf. When it happened, there was no warning and the torn soleus muscle would make it difficult to walk for a few days and running was out of the question. I became gun shy and took almost 2 years off running so that I would be able to continue to do everything else.
Now, after significant work on my calves and the rest of my body, I am easing back into running and have run the last 6 days in a row. I am going to go slowly and hopefully Ill be able to run distance again.
I did a deck of cards with a short run for Jokers most days but also showed my friend the EMOM style where we picked 4 exercises and chose a time frame to complete. I usually use 2 cardio and 2 strength. A sample day looked like this
Run - 40 seconds
30 pushups
Moutnain climbers - 40 seconds
Handstand walk -30 seconds
This was good and my friend liked the format as well.
Today was the first day back in the garage and we were straight back to HWPO Mat Frasers program.
No April fools jokes this morning. Missed opportunity.
We had a good bike/run workout. HWPO has brought in swimming to the workout and we don’t have a place right now. We will incorporate it into the workout in the summer.
We substituted the swim for a 1 mile run on Minnekahda. Josh ran 5:50 and has the 5:37 record in his sights. Our mile run is on a big and steep hill so times are not accurate to what he could run a mile on flat track. It is slow going up but fast going down.
I was very happy to get back to the running today and felt fine. No strains or injuries. Of course a mile is not very far but my calf has presented problems on even a 400 m run. I think that the stretching has me where I can run again. I hope so because I do miss running.
Im headed out of town and the guys will continue while Im gone. I will incorporate more running into the workouts while Im gone and see if I can get some miles.
Also I missed yesterdays post so here is what we did yesterday. Power clean + Jerk. 5x 2+2 @150 lbs
My burpees were 15, 16, 16, 15, 16.
The blog of Tom Rowland. Father, Husband, Son, Professional fisherman, Saltwater Experience Television host, Television producer, Athlete, living life with passion. Mental and physical training through SealFit, Unbeatable Mind, Goruck Selection and CrossFit.
Stats: 53 year old Male, Husband, Father of 3, 5'8, 170 lbs, SealFit Kokoro 30 graduate Class 30, Goruck Selection Class 15 top 10 but DNF, GRT, lots of runs, obstacle races, CrossFit stuff. Professional TV Host, Fishing Guide, Tom Rowland Podcast
Vitals
Age: 55
Deadlift: 355
Back Squat: 365
Front Squat:285
Clean and Jerk: 245
Snatch: 175
5 mile run: 36:47
12 mile ruck @ 55 lbs: 2:57:59
100 burpees: 4:27
Max Pullups: 53
Training for:
LIFE, FISHING, Elk Hunting, CrossFit Games Age Group, Goruck Selection, SealFit, Olympic lifting, Endurance, Life in general
Logged workouts and results
Categories
Powered by Squarespace