Today we addressed some issues with the Air Squat. Some athletes had issues maintaining the lumbar curve at the bottom of the squat and others had some strength issues while breaking parallel. Not enough strength to stand back to the upright position. We used the TRX to support the body and soon increased depth and stability in the air squat became apparent...let's just say they have some homework :)As a bonus...some of the athletes had their first attempt at the TRX 40/40 Challenge. This challenge is to perform two movements unbroken for maximum reps: TRX Low row and TRX Atomic pushups...We did a variation on this test by performing 30 TRX low rows and 30 TRX Atomic push ups for time.
The best time was 2:50...Nice work Chis :)
the workout went as follows:
Air Squat | Squat/Rows | Golfer Series Chest opener | Side Lunge | Wall slides | Lunge I-T-Y |
Lower body: 2 rounds:
TRX reverse lunge | 12 reps |
TRX abducted lunge | 12 reps |
TRX Low row plank | 20 on 10 off x 3 |
TRX Front squat | 12 reps |
TRX Sprinter’s start | 20 seconds/leg |
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| TRX abducted lunge |
Upper body: 2 rounds
TRX Pull ups | 12 |
TRX biceps curl | 8 reps ea |
TRX Triceps extension | 12 |
TRX Power pull | 20 seconds |
Core: 1 round:
TRX Chest press plank | 10 on 5 off x 3 |
TRX Atomic pushups | 12 reps |
TRX Pike | 12 reps |
Cool down/ stretch:
TRX lower back stretch | TRX figure four stretch | Chest stretch | 90/90 Stretch Forward fold |

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