Good morning!
Rhonda - I used a program by Rachel Cosgrove (or her husband) this go-around for my deadlifts. Here's a link to it:
http://figureathlete.tmuscle.com/ar...the_dead_improve_your_deadlift_in_7_weeks&cr=
Her program has you lift 2 days a week. One day is designed to get you heavy, and the second day is lighter. Rippetoe has written more than once that it's a good idea to start conservatively with your weight on these, since good form is so crucial, so that's the route I took and I think it made all the difference.
Currently, I probably DL once a week (5x5) and try to go heavy with it. This week was a bit of an exception since it was part of a WOD with many reps.
Jane - Congrats on your trophy! We have rain predicted for most of the next week...blech. Are you doing 4 Tabata rounds for those exercises tonight?
Missy - Have a good rest day, and I hope you get a good night's sleep.
Deanie - Thanks for the compliments *blush*. I know when I started doing DLs a lot, that I was feeling it a lot in my core (in a good way). More than I expected to. I like the box jump/jump rope couplet you came with today.
Marcy - Good job with your running yesterday! I know how hard it is to get going with that.
Hi Andilynn!
I'm at the gym tonight. I'm going to try a scaled version of the first 2 WODs from the Northeast regional Crossfit qualifiers last weekend, posted on CF 603.
http://www.crossfit603.com/2009/05/road-to-the-games/
WOD 1
As many rounds as possible in 12 minutes:
5 thrusters @ 65lbs
10 burpees
Recover briefly, then
WOD 2
Row 2k for time (I'll sub a 1 mile run, since I don't have a rower)
Should be fun.