Where Science Meets Fitness

No matter what your current fitness level or former athletic experience, you can learn to train like an Olympic-caliber athlete. I am Erin Borchard, a former elite springboard/platform diver (NCAA Champion and multi-year All-American at Stanford University, former member of the US National Diving Team, and two-time competitor at the US Olympic Team Trials), specializing in personal and small group training sessions. I am also a Phi Beta Kappa student with a B.A. in Human Biology; my strong science background is an ever present influence shaping and changing my training philosophy.

I want to help you push yourself to YOUR maximum...you'll be shocked to find the true athlete living inside of you.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

S3 Conditioning: "Break It Down, Then Count It Up"



SEGMENTED MOVEMENT AMRAPs

Equip: Slam Ball (20), set of Parallettes, Barbell (45 - 85 (I used 65#)), Resistance Band

WARM-UP:
*Dynamic Stretches (i.e. Toe Hold Squat Stretch, Samson Lunge, Cobra to Down Dog, etc.)
*1 min. x Resisted Bkwd. High Knee Run (tether band to pole)
*Dynamic Stretches
*1 min. x Resisted Bkwd. High Knee Run
*Dynamic Stretches
*1 min. x Resisted Bkwd. High Knee Run
4 min. AMRAP: 
*1-2-3-4-5-6, etc. x Slam Squat to:
*1 x Slurpee
*Upon Immediate Completion of Above AMRAP: 200m Backward Run 
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4 min. AMRAP:
*1 x Burpee-Jump to Pull-Up Bar to:
*1-2-3-4-5-6, etc. x Toes-to-Bar
*Upon Immediate Completion of Above AMRAP: 200m Backward Run
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4 min. AMRAP:
*1-2-3-4-5-6, etc. x Parallette Push-Up to:
*1 x Parallette Pass-Through there/ back
*Upon Immediate Completion of Above AMRAP: 200m Backward Run
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4 min. AMRAP (w/ barbell):
*1 x Squat Clean to:
*1-2-3-4-5-6, etc. x Thruster + Behind-the-Neck Thruster 
*Upon Immediate Completion of Above AMRAP: 200m Backward Run
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4 min. AMRAP (w/ barbell):
*1-2-3-4-5-6, etc. x Hang Power Clean to:
*1 ea. leg x Barbell Front Lunge
*Upon Immediate Completion of Above AMRAP: 200m Backward Run


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