Wednesday
Feb222012
SELF-ASSESSMENT
Wednesday, February 22, 2012 at 03:27PM morning:
2 mile tempo run
afternoon:
elevated hspu (2.5 in.)
5 every 30 sec. x 3
5 every 45 sec. x 3
5 every 60 sec. x 3
- rest 5 min. -
alternating 30 sec. intervals:
double unders / rope slams
20/20 - 15/25 - 10/30
the above sequence represents 3 minutes of work time, with each minute split into two 30 second segements; repeat for a total of 6 iterations or 18 minutes.

Reader Comments (1)
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