Wednesday 8.1.12

Dave's crisscross chain push ups.

1.  Bench Press
Work up to a 1 rep max

2.  Push Press
1 set of 15-20 reps
1 set to failure
You should be reaching failure between reps 15 and 20 reps on the second set.  Use the first set to determine the appropriate weight.

3.  3 Supersets of:
A.  Strict Bent Over Row, 6-8 reps - Overhand grip.  No torso movement up or down throughout ROM.
B.  Rehab High Hang Muscle Snatch, 8-12 reps - This isn't about how much weight you can get up.  Focus on the external rotation (aka "the turnover") and slight press up at the end of the movement.  NO OVER EXTENSION of the midline.  Watch the demo video here.

4.  Clean Grip Shrugs
4 sets of 12 - Retract shoulders as you shrug.  Shoulders should go up and BACK, not up and forward.

5.  4 RFT:
15 KBS 70, 53
12 Hand Release Chest Slap Push ups
9 Strict Pull ups
6 Strict HSPU
3 Muscle ups
Ninjas:  wear a 20# vest
Beasts: as Rx'd

6.  ShoulderExternal Rotation
2x15-20/side.

Shoulder External Rotation:
Elbow should be at 90 degrees and tight to hip throughout ROM.
Don't go heavy, 5# max.

Tuesday 7.31.12

1.  3 RFT:

15 Hang Power Clean 135, 95

15 Burpees

Rest 10 minutes

2. 5 RFT

35 Double unders

200 meter Run

Don't spend a lot of time in the gym today.  Both these wods, including warm up and cool down, should be done in under 60 minutes.

Please do your part and post your scores to comments everyday.  This helps me tremendously.  Thanks. 

Monday 7.30.12

1.  Back Squat
work up to a 1 rep max

2.  Front Squats
3 x 10, across

3.  RDL
3 x 8-12 Romanian Dead Lifts, across - watch the demo video here.

4.  4 rounds of:
15 Weighted Abmat Sit ups 70/50 - anchored feet, keep weight high on chest throughout ROM.
12 Strict Toes to Bar - no swing, no kip, control the negative.
9 Second L-Sit

5.  Split Practice
Spend 8 minutes (4/side) working towards a split.

6. Recovery Row
7 min easy Row - no straps, no monitor

If you got it - 4 minutes per side.

If you don't got it - it's still 4 mins per side, but...
Modify by putting 2 abmats on boxes.
Attempt to square up hips and lift your torso.
Do as I say, not as I do.

Getting Ha-uge Nutrition

Yep, this is a 2 pound burger - Get Ha-uge!

It's difficult to give broad and general nutrition recommendations beyond Greg Glassman's beautifully simplistic yet potent statement of: "Eat meat, vegetables, nuts and seeds, little starch and no sugar.  Keep intake level that will support exercise but not body fat."  I don't believe any two sentences could sum up nutrition better.

Having said that, I have gotten a bunch of questions regarding nutrition and if you should be doing something different during this phase.  The answer to that question is...  it depends.  It depends on where you are right now.  So I will try and break this down for a few.

DUDES
Dudes under 175# and 8% body fat or less/ Chicks under 130 and 12% body fat or less:
You need to get bigger and these next two months are the time to do it.  The way you do this is...wait for it... eat more.  You are probably a hardgainer so you need to eat way more.  If you like The Zone, prescribed blocks for guys would be 15 or 16 blocks.  Over the next few months you should up this to 22-25 blocks.  Prescribed Zone for girls this size would be around 12 blocks and you could up that to 16-18.
Start by eating more protein, fats and starches (sweet pots, yams, squash, etc...) and see what happens.  If you still aren't gaining add a full second lunch or dinner.  Still not gaining?  If you tolerate dairy try adding heavy cream to a protein shake or whip heavy cream and vanilla protein powder together, add some berries and you have a super delicious, super calorie dense, low sugar dessert.

Dudes between 175 - 195# and 9-11% body fat/ Chicks between 130-150 and 12-14% body fat: This where you want to be right now, and you could compete here.  It's ok if you gain 5-10 lbs over the next few months, but it doesn't need to be a goal.  Instead focus on dialing in your supplements and pre/post wod nutrition.  My recommendation is to fuel your wods with something like Fuel For Fire.  You can play with BCAA's, Glutamine, Beta Alanine, Creatine and Whey.

Dudes over 195# and 12% body fat or more/ Chicks over 150# and 15% body fat or more:  Yes, we are trying to get bigger and stronger over the next few months, but you are big enough.  To compete at the highest level you don't need to be gaining more size, especially if you are already over two bills.  Continue to eat clean and stay with your prescribed zone blocks.

I realize that you might not fall directly into one of these groups you might be a 205# dude with 9% body fat.  I trust that you have the ability to use the above information to help you set your targets for the next few months.

You can eat clean AND get strong.

Sunday 7.29.12

Congrats to Elaine for her podium finish at the Games.

Rest Day

Tomorrow begins the Get Ha-uge program.

Saturday 7.28.12

1.  "Fight Gone Bad"
Complete AMRAP in 1 minute of:
Wall Balls, 20/14
SDHP 75/55
BJ 20"
Push Press 75/55
Row for Calories
Repeat for 3 rounds, rest 1 minute between rounds.

2.  Foam Roll 
Adductors and Posterior Chain for 12 minutes

We now have FOUR metcon benchmarks established before we begin our Strength Phase.
1.  Sprints: 10x100m, OTM - no load, short time domain
2. AMRAP 9: Thruster/MU - heavier load, more technical gymnastics, and moderate time domain.
3. "Black & Blue": 5 RFT of PC/Burpee - Moderate load, short to moderate time domain. 
4.  FGB: 3 rounds of multiple movements - lighter load, longer time domain.


These benchmarks will let you know when your metcon is back up to speed.  Over the next two months we will be focusing on getting bigger and stronger.  Improving your metcon will go on the back burner for a while, but these benchmarks will let you know exactly where your wind is relative to before getting huge.

Who you train with matters.
Do the athletes in your gym push you?  Do they beat you in workouts?
If you don't have good training buddies - get some, or move to Natick.

Friday 7.27.12

1.  Power Cleans
10 sets of 3 unbroken TNG Power Cleans, OTM

2.  "Black & Blue"
5 RFT:
10 Power Cleans 135,95
10 Burpees

3.  Recovery Row
Row 7 minutes easy, no straps and no monitor.

Thursday 7.26.12

Maya and I paddle boarding on the Cape.

Rest Day

"You don't set out to build a wall.  You don't set out and say, 'I am going to build the biggest badest wall that's ever been built.'  You don't start there.  You say, 'I'm going to lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid.'  And you do that every single day, and soon you have a wall.  

You shouldn't set out with the mindset that you are going to become the biggest or the baddest competitor the CrossFit Games has ever seen.  What you should be saying when you start this year's training is, "I am going to train TODAY, as best that I can."  If you do that every single day, soon you will be a Competitor.

Wednesday 7.25.12

Montoya's 400

1.  100m Sprint

10 x 100m, OTM

Record the fastest and slowest time.

2.  1000 m Run 

1000 meter Run, easy - Start this "on the minute" following the final 100m Sprint.

After the Run take 5 minutes to warn up for the Bench.

3.  Bench Press

Complete one set for Max Reps.  

Beasts:  205/125

Ninjas:  175/ 105

Rest 2 minutes then complete the same number of reps as fast as possible.

Record the weight and reps for the first set, and the time for the second set.    

Example, on the first set you get 19 reps at 205.  Rest 2 minutes and then do another set of 19 as fast as possible.  The score would look like this; 205x19, 1:34

4.  1000 m Run 

1000 meter Run, easy - Start this immediately following the bench press.

5.  Band Pull aparts

4 x 8-12

Band Pull a-parts...

Tuesday 7.24.12

Two happy Dads, Bode and myself 

with Chris and Roark at the Games.

1.  Dead Lift

Work up to a 3 rep max - must come from a complete stop, no bouncing, no touch and go. 

2.  5 RFT:

15 Dead lifts 225, 155

15 C2B Pull ups

Time to "TURN PRO."  

Turning pro is the next level beyond being and amateur.  One of the most powerful realizations on the journey to become a pro is the awareness of Resistance.  Resistance can show up as anything from bad self-talk, to friends or family that resent your commitment, to other temptations that stall your growth as an athlete (drinking with friends, the snooze alarm, etc..)

Overcome resistance, and Turn Pro.

"A pro doesn't over identify with with their work.  So if there is a failure it doesn't knock them out of the batter's box.  A pro doesn't take failure personally or success personally. "

If you have a bad day of training does it carry over into the next day?  A pro realizes there are good days and bad and doesn't get overly excited about either - it's all part of game.

Get Ha-uge Templete

Getting Ha-uge Templete

August and September

This programmed is based on the principals of WestSide Barbell and the methods they have used to produce the world's strongest athletes.  

The months of August and September should be viewed as the "off-season" for the competitive CrossFit athlete.  And similar to athletes in other sports the off-season should be primarily focused on getting stronger.  Check out the "Programming Philosophy" on this site to see how I structure the entire year of training.

Some basic guidelines for this phase of training. 

1.  Take the rest days.  You are going to grow when you are NOT in the gym.

2.  Continue to do mobility.  

3.  If you are a beast (dudes over 205# and chicks over 145#) you should do a 2-3 mile easy run on Tuesdays.  

4.  If you are a smaller athlete (dudes under 165# and chicks under 120#) you can add an additional superset of bicep/tricep work on Repetition Saturday.  Something like 3 rounds of: 12 barbell curls (yep, is said curls) and 12 band push downs.  

5.  Eat lots!  Yes, this is going to be individualized and if you are a beast already it's not going to be as important.  We are going to get BIG and STRONG over the next two months so it's ok to have the sweet potato fries and ketchup with dinner.  

6.  Accept that your metcon is not going to improve over the next two months.  Don't worry it will come back.  Remember, we are looking to develop a bigger can.

MONDAY

Max Effort Lower Body

1.  MAX-EFFORT LIFT –  work up to a max set of 1-5 reps in a squat or pull variation (off pins, box, off blocks, with chains or bands, safety bar, axle, etc...)

2.  ASSISTANT MOVEMENT – 3 sets of 6-12 reps (Front Squats, Bulgarian Split Squats, Step ups, Reverse Lunges, Backwards Sled)

3.  POSTERIOR CHAIN DEVELOPMENT – 3 sets of 8-12 reps (Reverse Hypers, Hip Extension, Glute Ham Raises, Romanian Dead Lifts, Good Mornings, Forward Sled Drags)

4. COUPLET or TRIPLET - 3-4 rounds of 1-3 midline, monostructural or lower body movements

TUESDAY

CrossFit Metcon
1-2 wods that don't interfere with Max Effort Monday or Wednesday

WEDNESDAY

Max Effort Upper Body

1.  MAX-EFFORT LIFT – work up to a max set of 1-5 reps in variation of a Bench or Overhead Press (Banded, Chains, Dumbbells, Close Grip, Axle, etc...) 

2.  ASSISTANT MOVEMENT–  2 sets reaching failure at 15-20 reps. 3 minutes rest between sets. (Flat or Incline DB Bench Press, Floor Presses, Push up variations, Tricep variations)

3.  PULLING SUPERSET - 3 or 4 rounds of 6-12 reps of a row variation paired with an external rotation movement (High Hang Muscle Snatch, Reverse Flyes, Band Pull-aparts, Face Pulls, etc...)

4.  SHRUGS - 3 or 4 sets of 8-15 reps of a shrug variation (Snatch Grip Shrugs, Shrugs of Blocks, Dumbbell Shrugs, etc...)

5.  UPPER BODY COUPLET or TRIPLET 3 or 4 rounds of upper-body pull paired with and upper-body push.  Monostructural can also be worked in to turn this into a triplet

THURSDAY

Rest Day

FRIDAY
Dynamic

1.  CLEAN AND JERK and SNATCH
Week 1: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 6x2 OTM at 60%
Week 2: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 6x2 OTM at 65%
Week 3: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 9x1 OTM at 70%
Week 4: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 9x1 OTM at 75%
Week 5: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 8x1 OTM at 80%
Week 6: Establish new 1 RM Snatch and Clean and Jerk
Week 7: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 6x2 OTM at 70%
Week 8: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 9x1 OTM at 75%
Week 9: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 9x1 OTM at 80%
Week 10: Clean and Jerk and Snatch, 8x1 OTM at 85%

2.  EXPLOSIVE - 5 to 8 sets of 1-3 reps of a dynamic box squats or a jump variation (Box Jumps, Broad, Lateral, Box Squat into Jumps, Weighted Jumps, etc...)

3.  UNILATERAL LOWER BODY 2-3 sets of 8-12 reps of a single leg movement (Bulgarian Split Squats, Reverse Lunge, Step ups, Backwards Sled Drag, etc...)

4.  HIP EXTENSION  -  3 sets of 8-12 reps of a hip extension movement (Dead Lift, Reverse Hypers, Glute Ham Raises, Good Mornings, Forward Sled Drags, etc...)

5.  MIDLINE and MONOSTRUCTURAL COUPLET - 4 rounds of a midline movement (Toe to Bar, GHD Sit ups, Weighted Abmat Sit ups, Landmines, etc...) combined with running, rowing or jump rope.
The Hip Extension movement (#4) and the couplet (#5) could be further combined into a metcon.

SATURDAY
Repetition
1.  REPETITION PUSH - 3 sets to failure of a horizontal push variation (60% of 1 RM Bench, Dumbbell bench, Incline, Floor Presses, Push up variations, Dips, etc...)
2.  REPETITION PULL UP - 3 sets to failure of a Pull up or Muscle up Variation
The Repetition Push (#1) and Repetition Pull (#2) can be combined into a superset or metcon.

3.  OVERHEAD PRESS - 4 sets of 8-12 reps of a pressing variation

4.  EXTERNAL ROTATION MOVEMENT - 3-4 sets of 8-12 reps (High Hang Muscle Snatch, Reverse Flyes, Band Pull-aparts, Face pulls, etc...)
5.  SHRUGS - 3 or 4 sets of 8-15 reps of a shrug variation (Snatch Grip Shrugs, Shrugs of Blocks, Dumbbell Shrugs, etc...)

SUNDAY

Rest Day

Monday 7.23.12

Learn and play new sports like Med Ball Body Surfing.

1.  Front Squat
5-4-3-2-1
Establish a new 5 rep max, then attempt to hold the same weigh or even increase the load as the reps decrease.  Every set should feel like a max effort.


2.  Press
5-4-3-2-1
Establish a new 5 rep max, then attempt to hold the same weigh or even increase the load as the reps decrease.  Every set should feel like a max effort.


3.  Weighted Sit up
3x20
Anchor your feet and place a dumbbell or double kettlebells high on your chest.  Be sure not to let the weight slide down your chest as you sit up.  

Maya, 12 years old, cleaning 115#...

Sunday 7.22.12

Rest day

Getting Ha-uge!

Ok, so I was going to keep this under wraps for another week or so, but I am just too damn excited about this and need to get it out there.

The focus of our next phase is to get strong, damn strong.

Look at the direction of CrossFit over the past few years.  At the 2009 Games Annie T snatched 95# for a 1RM in the snatch event.  This year at the regionals Annie snatched 155#.  This year the girls had to snatch 70# for 10 with one arm.  If you don't have a solid strength foundation you can't compete at the highest level.

Here is another reason why it is worth the time and effort to increase strength.  Imagine your strength at this time is the size of the can on the left.  This can represents the biggest potential of your fitness gains.  You can fill this cup up with as many skills and techniques as you want - You have the best metcon in the sport, you can have perfect lifting technique, you can do flawless butterfly pull ups and you can rip out 200 double unders straight.  But you are limited in your total potential because your skills are limited to the size of the smaller can.

Now imagine that you spend the next two months getting stronger.  You now are represented by the larger can on the right.  When you have more strength you have greater athletic potential as you can fit more skills and drills into the larger can.  

Trust me, improve your strength and you will be a better competitor at next years games.  

Time to get strong.  Time to get Ha-uge! 

I will post the templete for this phase in a day or two...if I can wait that long.

Saturday 7.21.12

Mel's 400m

Chipper
50 Pull ups
75 Double Under
50 Wall Balls
75 Double Unders
50 Burpees
75 Double Unders

Post times to comments.

Competitive CrossFit athletes need to take extra care of their shoulders.  We do a tremendous amount of vertical pulling and horizontal pushing, which can cause an evil internal rotation of the shoulders.  If you are lacking mobility to achieve a proper overhead position you are robbing yourself of potential and spots on the leader board.  No matter how much stronger you get, even if you can bench 315x5, you won't be able to Jerk or do HSPU on par with weaker athletes if you don't take the time to correct this limitation.


There are a number of different approaches (find what works best for you).  Here is one quick program that you can attack everyday to improve your overhead positioning.  All of these movements are stolen from Kelly's MWOD, heck it out for more ideas.

Friday 7.20.21

AMRAP 9
3 Muscle ups
6 Thrusters 135/95

I think it is important to understand the method behind the madness.  Check out the Programming Philosophy page to get more insight into how the programming on this site is designed.

Right now you should be resting and recovering.  I would prefer that you spent more time away from the gym until we start the "Get Ha-uge" program, but I know how you guys are.  So instead of fighting you on it, here is what you need to do over the next two weeks.  After every training session you need to spend 45 minutes on restoring your body.  That can be anything from MobilityWOD, it can be yoga, it can be general stretching and foam rolling or massage or ART.  I don't care so much what you are doing as long as you are doing it.

Most you you have banged up shoulders or worse yet, limited mobility in your shoulders, which will lead to a shoulder or back injury.  Here is a quick and dirty test to see if you need to be working harder on your shoulder mobility.  Tomorrow I will give you guys a shoulder routine that will help improve your overhead position.

Thursday 7.19.12

Rest Day
Be active.  Do something other than CrossFit.

Wednesday 7.18.12

Montoya's Front Squat at the Games.

On the minute x 7

2 Hang Power Cleans

On the minute x 7

2 Power Cleans

On the minute x 7

2 Squat Cleans

This is a 21 minute workout.  There is no rest between movements.  Post scores to comments.

This is our sport...

Games Recap

"Toughness is the ability to perform at the upper limits of your talent and skill 

regardless of the competitive circumstance."

I always find it difficult to summarize The Games experience in one blog post.  The emotion, relationships, triumphs and defeats, the community, friends and family, the programming, the preparation, the recovery, the details and the big picture are almost too much to make sense of in a few paragraphs. 

So here is a quick recap of our athletes that certainly will not do any of them justice, as they all deserve a journalist, not a strength coach, to describe their passion and performance.  

TEAM

After the first two events on Friday morning the team was in 37th place.  It was time to see what the character of this team really is.  As John Wooden said, "Sport doesn't create character, it reveals it." 

The easy thing to do would be to lay blame, pack it in and coast through the remaining events.  But this team is tough and filled Champions.  They finished in the top 10 in 5 of the last 6 workouts to battle back to 12th overall.  

I am happy that Tommy's "Hacks Pack" won.  They were the fittest team there and the deserve to take home The Cup.  Congrats to CrossFit Ute!

INDIVIDUAL

The similarities between Chris's and the Team's experience were strangely similar.  Chris was right were he wanted to be in the first event, 9th place after the bike and 3rd place half way through the run.  Then the unfortunate hit.  He experienced cramping in his lower body that turned his run into a walk and finally into a shuffle.  The cramps were so bad that they left bruises.  The fact that he was able to finish the final 5K, when every step and every minute was excruciatingly painful, is a testimant to his focus and determination.  Chris finished the Triathlon 3rd to last and would spend the rest of the weekend battling himself out of a hole.  Chris has learned a lot from his record six Games experiences and was able to turn his focus on what he could control and influence, which was recovering and preparing for the upcoming events.  Battling all odds, Chris was able to make it all the way to Sunday's event and give the crowd a show as he hung with the bigger athletes in the heavy chipper wod and the double banger.

MASTERS

Lisa Mikkelson won First Place in the women's 45-50!  Lisa is an amazing athlete (Master's American record holder in the 400m) and she dominated the field finishing 1st in five of the seven workouts.

Brian Curley, the former Master's Champion, and one of the best humans on the planet, finished in 9th place.

Jerry Fireman in his first games finished 14th.

I am lucky to have been surrounded by a lot of great people and athletes this past year.  It is my hope that this blog will help expand the roster of Games Athletes that I coach.  The only prerequisite is that you have courage, integrity and love CrossFit and your fellow competitors.  

On to 2013...

Tuesday 7.17.12

Congrats to Lisa 8, 45-49 Master's Champion!

Lisa dominated - winning 5 of the 7 events.

"Nancy"

5 RFT:

400m Run

15 OHS 95/65

The next two weeks will be lighter volume.  This is the time to reflect on the past season, spend some extra time with the family, let you body recover and start to focus on the next year. 

If you a member of an affiliate, do workouts with the classes.  Or better yet, get outside the gym and do something besides CrossFit - go waterskiing, mountain biking, hiking, or learn to kite surf.

August first we will begin our year long periodization to prepare for the 2013 season.  Hope you are ready!

Games Week

Team CFNE training for the 400m relay.

The Games are here.   Below is the programming for the week leading up to the big weekend...

Monday:
Travel/Rest - try and move around a lot while you are traveling.  Bring a lacrosse ball on the plane or in the car with you.  Get out of your seat every 45 minutes, stand, stretch and move.  Take your shoes off and roll your feet while sitting.


Tuesday:  
Back Squat, 3 rep heavy
Push Press, 1 rep heavy
Deadlfit, 5 rep heavy
The goal today is to get some weight moving.  Stimulate the CNS.  Get some testosterone pumping.  Without over taxing the body.  


Wednesday:
1.  3 Rounds for time:
3 Squat Cleans, 185/135
5 Muscle ups
7 Handstand push ups
9 Calorie Row
1 minute rest between rounds.
Don't need to go guns-a-blazing on this.  This is a "pregame walk through."  Pace the first three movements (unbroken if possible) and then go hard on the row.  Recover for 1 minute, rinse, wash and repeat.


Thursday:
1.  Cleans
5x1 Cleans at 75%

2.  Walk Through
5 Power Split Snatches 115, 75
5 Bar Muscle ups
5 Burpees
5 Box Jump 30/24"
5 Med Ball GHD Sit ups 10/8#
1  Rope Climb
Rest 2-3 minutes and repeat

Don't be a slave to the rep scheme or even the movements.  Do what feels right.  The idea is to get moving and get exposure to some of the known movements patterns,  prime the CNS, not tax it.

Sunday 7.8.12

Session 1
1.  Clean
3x1 at 90%
2x2 at 80%

2.  Front Squat
2x1 at 95%

Session 2
Sled Push
4 RFT:
20 yard sled push + 2 Push ups
Rest 3 minutes and repeat 2 more times.

Go to a field where your local high school football team practices.  There will be a single tackling sled.  Girls push it empty, guys add 90#.  

Saturday 7.7.12

Session 1
1.  Medball Toss
A.  While performing a GHD sit up, throw a med ball as far as possible - 10 attempts, no time component.
B.  In 30 seconds throw as many med balls as possible, as far as possible.
Dudes: 8# ball
Chicks: 4# ball

2.  300 yard Shuttle
Run 50 yard and back
Run 100 yards and back

Session 2
Track Triplet
3 RFT:
8 Split Snatches (115, 75)
7 Bar MU
400 meter Run

Are you in an environment that is going to grow your potential? 

Do you surround yourself with people that have positive effects on your life?

Feeding your mind with the right mental diet starts with being around positive people.

Friday 7.6.12

1.  5 RFT
5 Power Snatches 135, 95
5 Overhead Squats 135, 9
5 Box Jumps 40, 36"
1 Legless Rope Climb

Big Bri (master's competitor) is shooting to be 

the first repeat Champion next week in LA.

Thursday 7.5.12

Happy Birthday America!

5 RFT

7 Power Cleans 225/155

400m Run

The Games are 8 days away.  It is time to let the last 2 months of hard training catch up.  We have decreased the volume this week and will begin our full blown taper on Monday.  Here is the schedule going forward till the Games.

Friday:  Single

Saturday: Double

Sunday: Double

Monday: Travel/Rest

Tuesday: Single

Wednesday: Single

Thursday: Rest - If for some reason they turn the Games into a 4 day event and start on Thursday, we will be ready.

Friday:  Let the Games begin!

Hope you are enjoyed your 4th of July.  

I took my son Bode for his first swim WOD yesterday.

Tuesday 7.3.12

1.  Back Squat

3 x 1 at 90%

2x2 at 80%

2.  Triple Unders

Practice Triple Unders for 10 minutes

3.  5-4-3-2-1

Thruster 185/135

Gut Buster

1 Gut Buster = 1 Burpee + 1 Toe to Bar + 1 Bar Muscle up. 

Master's Competitor (and beast) Eliane Polito leaves it all on the training 

floor as she prepares for her second Games.