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WOD:

1) Front Squat: 5-5-5-5

Warm-up as needed. Each set should be as heavy as possible. You should be looking to work in the 70-85% range of your 1RM. Rest 2 minutes between sets.

2) Back Rack Split Squat: 3 x 8/side

Warm-up as needed. Each set should be as heavy as possible…if you struggle with your balance and such though, only work as heavy as you can stay in control. Perform all 8 reps on one leg, before moving to the other leg. Any easy que for you to think about for set-up is where you should be receiving the bar when you Split Jerk.

3)  7 minute Up Ladder

1 Deadlift 365/245

1 Bar Muscle-ups

Ladder goes up by 1 until 7 minutes is complete. Sub for Bar Muscle-ups is 3 Pull-ups per Bar Muscle-up.

Extra Work:

4) Handstand Walk: 10 minutes

Work on any facet of a Handstand Walk/Hold.

5) Reverse Hyper: 3 x 20

Rest 90 seconds between sets. Heavy as possible.

For results post detailed weights, reps, times, thoughts, etc. for all work completed.

Post Results/Thoughts To Comments

While I know this isn’t a Paleo diet I would still very much consider it a healthy diet, especially for an athlete that needs extra carb sources. I hear a lot of people complain about how eating healthy is expensive and hard. As can be seen here, it really isn’t. $50 for literally a weeks worth of food is not much. Obviously you need to be willing to eat the same food for an extended period of time. Take into account also that most of you are not 275lb bodybuilders so you would need even less. I understand that many are big into eating local, “healthier” foods, but to be honest the first step is just eating healthy food. Eating local, grass fed beef once a week doesn’t make up for the 20 other items of the week, that are organic, but are still breads, cookies, crackers, etc. Everyone is different, but the main thing to think about is food there as a hobby/pleasure, or is there as a fuel source to keep you running through the day and living.