Noah
The Heroes
Workout description
3RFT: 800m Run, 23 Pull-Ups, 23 Wall Ball Shots, & 21 Deadlifts. Buy-In/Cash-Out with 67 Push-Ups.
Warmup:
10
min
Equipment:
Barbell, Medicine Ball, Pull-Up Bar
Cooldown:
5
min
Modality:
Endurance, Gymnastics, Weightlifting
Coaching notes
Prior to starting the workout, complete a thorough warm-up that includes dynamic stretching and mobility exercises. For the buy-in of 67 push-ups, break them up into manageable sets and focus on maintaining good form throughout. If necessary, modify the push-ups by dropping to your knees or performing them against a wall. During the 800 meter runs, aim to maintain a steady pace and focus on breathing deeply. For the pull-ups, use a grip that is comfortable for you and break them up into sets as needed. For the wall ball shots, use a weight that allows you to complete the reps with good form. Focus on squatting deeply and using your legs to generate power for the throw. During the deadlifts, use a weight that challenges you but allows for good form. Focus on keeping your back straight and engaging your core throughout the movement. For the cash-out of 67 push-ups, use the same approach as the buy-in and break them up into manageable sets. After completing the workout, cool down with static stretching and foam rolling to help reduce muscle soreness and improve recovery.
Noah
The Heroes
Workout description
3RFT: 800m Run, 23 Pull-Ups, 23 Wall Ball Shots, & 21 Deadlifts. Buy-In/Cash-Out with 67 Push-Ups.
Warmup:
10
min
Equipment:
Barbell, Medicine Ball, Pull-Up Bar
Cooldown:
5
min
Modality:
Endurance, Gymnastics, Weightlifting
Coaching notes
Prior to starting the workout, complete a thorough warm-up that includes dynamic stretching and mobility exercises. For the buy-in of 67 push-ups, break them up into manageable sets and focus on maintaining good form throughout. If necessary, modify the push-ups by dropping to your knees or performing them against a wall. During the 800 meter runs, aim to maintain a steady pace and focus on breathing deeply. For the pull-ups, use a grip that is comfortable for you and break them up into sets as needed. For the wall ball shots, use a weight that allows you to complete the reps with good form. Focus on squatting deeply and using your legs to generate power for the throw. During the deadlifts, use a weight that challenges you but allows for good form. Focus on keeping your back straight and engaging your core throughout the movement. For the cash-out of 67 push-ups, use the same approach as the buy-in and break them up into manageable sets. After completing the workout, cool down with static stretching and foam rolling to help reduce muscle soreness and improve recovery.