No Equipment, no problem: 92 Crossfit Workouts with no equipment. No Equipment, no problem: 92 Crossfit Workouts without equipment Written by "> | posted in Workouts | 72 Comments Over the weekend I had a workout in the local park adjacent Kitsilano Beach (an area in Vancouver). We had access to a pull-up station next to the basketball courts, so what workout would make sense? Hmmm, let me think about it. Murph ! Handstands are a great balance exercise and no equipment required Well, this got me thinking what other workouts are good for those of us who find ourselves on the road or have limited equipment options? Here’s 92 Crossfit workouts not requiring equipment: 10 rounds of 10 second “L” sits off the floor “Susan” – 5 rounds for time: Run 200m, then 10 squats, 10 push ups Run 1 mile and at every 1 minute complete 10 air squats, 10 push-ups, 10 sit-ups 10 Rounds for time: 10 burpees, 100 m sprint 10 handstand jackknife to vertical jump, 10 handstand jackknife to tuck jump, 10 handstand jackknife to straddle jump. 10 rounds for time: 10 push-ups, 100m dash.
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In this video, Paul Greer, San Diego Track Club running coach, shares five stretches runners can use to reduce the incidence of common aches and pains and keep them performing their best. Related Articles: 7 Ways Runners Can Avoid Overtraining Your Race-Day Running Guide Find and register for races in San Diego or a race near you. Paul Greer is an associate professor of Health and Exercise Science at San Diego City College and has a Master's degree in Physical Education and 26 years coaching experience.
A sub-4 minute miler, he starred on the San Diego State University track team and competed in the U.S. Www.la84foundation.org/3ce/CoachingManuals/LA84trackfield.pdf. Wp-content/uploads/2007/04/bideauoncoaching.pdf. Www.wiaa.com/ConDocs/Con542/Track-Ben Blackmer-TF Techniques- Developing Warm-Ups Cool-Downs.pdf. Track & Field Warm Up Tips & Drills! Turn away from your target (or direction you are running) and run backward extending your legs as far as they will reach.
The goal is to get as much backward extension as possible to help develop fast-twitch muscle, hamstrings, quads and hip flexors. Running backward exerts much more work on the quadriceps muscles. This can complement the burden put on a runner's hamstrings. Remember to emphasize reaching back with each stride. Proper form is essential to shaving seconds off of race times. High Knees Drill Striders helps to lengthen the stride whereas this drill helps to quicken the stride and add more power to your running. Take small quick steps, shorter than a normal stride, and emphasize getting as much height as you can with the knee. Push off with the calves and drive the knee as high as possible.
Submitted By: Coach Brad Jump Skips Skip on the right foot and at the same time, drive your left knee up as high as it will go. Jump Skips For Distance Karaoke Maximum's Striders Objective. Track warm up drills.