Powered All-Outs with Tempo and Buy-Outs Workout
Saturday, October 12, 2024 - 2G - 60 Minutes
E = Endurance
S = Strength
P = Power
This morning's workout was all about power on the treadmill and controlled tempo work on the floor, with row buy-outs mixed in. We had 90 seconds of recovery between each block.
On the treadmill, we had three blocks. Each block began with a 1-minute push, followed by some base pace, and then three all-out efforts, with 1-minute walking recoveries between them. In the first block, the base pace lasted 90 seconds and the all-outs were 1 minute each. The second block reduced the base to 75 seconds and the all-outs to 45 seconds. By the final block, the base was down to 60 seconds, and the all-outs were just 30 seconds. There was plenty of recovery time, so it was a great opportunity to test out new speeds, increase your pace, or even add some incline.
The floor work also had three blocks. In each block, we alternated between a pair of weighted exercises performed at a slow, controlled tempo, finishing with an all-out row buy-out. The first block combined split squats with a front-loaded weight and a low row. The second block featured good mornings with a single dumbbell paired with a close-grip chest press while holding a hollow body position. The last block included pullovers and an Arnold press.
Today's Workout Recap
Tread Block 1 - 7.5 minutes
- 1 minute push
- 90 seconds base
- 1 minute ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 1 minute ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 1 minute ALL OUT
Tread Block 2 - 6.5 minutes
- 1 minute push
- 75 seconds base
- 45 seconds ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 45 seconds ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 45 seconds ALL OUT
Tread Block 3 - 5.5 minutes
- 1 minute push
- 1 minute base
- 30 seconds ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 30 seconds ALL OUT
- 1 minute walking recovery
- 30 seconds ALL OUT
Floor Block 1 - 7.5 minutes
- Work & rest:
- 6 to 10 reps of front-loaded single arm split squats (slow), rest
- 6 to 10 reps of reverse grip low row (slow), rest
- Repeat until time is called for buy-out: 1 minute ALL OUT row (200 - 300 meters or more)
Floor Block 2 - 6.5 minutes
- Work & rest:
- 6 to 10 reps of single dumbbell good morning (slow), rest
- 6 to 10 reps of hollow hold close grip chest press (slow), rest
- Repeat until time is called for buy-out: 45 seconds ALL OUT row (150 - 250 meters or more)
Floor Block 3 - 5.5 minutes
- Work & rest:
- 6 to 10 reps of bridge hold with pullover (slow), rest
- 6 to 10 reps of Arnold press (slow), rest
- Repeat until time is called for finisher: 30 seconds ALL OUT row (100 - 200 meters or more)
MY OTBEAT HEART RATE MONITOR RESULTS FOR TODAY:
ZONES:
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Height5.7 in | Weight175 lb | Body Fat% | |||
Waist34 in | Thighsin | Chestin |