Health, Fitness & Performance:
A. Test your dip:
your choice of weighted dip or max dips
B. Tabata pullups
C. Tabata pushups
D. Tabata situps
Tips
For part A, the goal is to test our progress for dips. If you have
been working ring dips, and know that you already have at least 5 ring
dips, you can test your weighted ring dip. If you aren’t sure if have 5
ring dips but know that you have at least 1, test out max ring dips.
If you have been working with regular dips (not on rings) and know that
you have at least 5, you can test your max weighted dip with hands on
boxes or bars. If you don’t know if you have dips, today is a great
opportunity to test out your max dips on a stable surface such as on boxes. If you don’t have full range of motion toe
pushups, you’ll want to work on those instead. If you are somewhere in
between pushups and dips, you can test max pushups or max weighted
pushup (have a friend put a plate on your back but be careful!) For
parts B, C and D, we are looking at 8 sets of 20 seconds of work and 10
seconds of rest. Rest no more than a minute in between tabatas. Choose
a variation of the movement that you can do at a high intensity,
keeping in mind that these movements fatigue quickly.
weighted ring dip 100lbs
ReplyDeletetabata lowest reps
b. 10
c. 10
d. 15
B 2 with band
ReplyDeleteC 4
D 10