i just did the pull-ups with the runs/jogs, took me like half an hour was like the first longish work out i've had in a while so i wasn't going all out.
2.
02-24-2006 10:49
I strained my Achilles tendon yesterday and am wondering if I should do substitutions that avoid use of the calf or simply take a rest day and do this workout in place of the next rest?
I really don't want to prolong this injury, but I also want to keep up with the workouts. Unfortunately this would mean no squats, no samsons, no burpies, no running. I do have a bit of gym equipment including a BowFlex and a stair stepper, so maybe I could replace each one of those exercises with two or three less strenuous and more isolated exercises?
3.
02-24-2006 11:33
The perfect after exam workout. From the exit door of the testing room to my door at home was my run, its a bit closer to a mile than anything, but it was about 9 minutes (with hills and street crossings), then I finished the burpees and pullups in another 33 minutes. I was starting to feel my arms strain in the second set. and now they hurt.
4.
02-24-2006 11:41
Do what you can without pain. Stay off of the leg until it is 110%
On the note of doing what you can, here's my workout:
400m run (in a sling...it's odd how much your arm helps running!)
One-arm pseudo-burpee (drop into squat, throw legs into one-armed sprawl position [no pushup, I'm not that crazy] back to squat, jump, repeat)
One-arm jumping Pullup
All reps and rounds as Rx'd, total time: 18:59
5.
02-24-2006 14:59
Did only one round berfore I ran out of time, but was extraordinarily winded for some reason!! Brings my pull-ups for the day over 60. Also did hand stands today. Greasin' the groove.
6.
02-24-2006 16:57
did it 15 min. also did 25 min. on the eliptical.
7.
02-24-2006 19:44
Did yesterday's workout today Will make up by jamming super deluxe hard tomorrow :]