I tell them all the work is done and regardless of how it has gone, the key thing is to relax and realize that the months of training are more important than the last two weeks, so relaxing and letting that training come to fruition is most important. As Coach Dellinger used to say, "the hay is in the barn!"

- Coach Salazar

Monday, July 15, 2013

Crossfitting at the Corporate Office

So today was the first time I used my corporate dungeon, I mean gym, to do a cop-out workout. I say cop-out, and I feel kind of like it is, but it isn't. 

So I did 1.5 mile on the treadmill, going somewhere between 6 and 7mph (hooray!) in just above 15 minutes. Then I went and did all of the things our fun run leader makes us do, except I was happy as a clam in air conditioning. So 60 reps doing tricep dips, then 20 push-ups, then some bicycle kicks, then some planking, then some lunges. Then, when I was done, I went and ran another 1 mile in just over 10 minutes.

Boom! 

Tomorrow's weather is hellfire with a chance of swamp and pollution. So we shall see how that goes. Bad, most likely. But c'est la vie.

(Making a note of this, but my plantar fasciitis in my right foot is acting up.) 

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