One of our regulars asked me what to work on to get a better Fight Gone Bad score. Of course general conditioning, familiarity, efficiency of movement are all vital. Aside from doing FGB itself, I wanted to give the class a workout to mimic the feeling. Now, I liked the Tabata FGB approach, but the work intervals were not long enough to bring on the nasty shutdown that can ruin a score. In FGB, you never really get a full 60 seconds (except your first station). A unhappy medium would be to extend the time frame of tabata FGB style workout. As a result, I came up with a workout that one of the class dubbed:
LIFE GONE BAD
40 SECOND WORK/ 20 SECONDS REST
5 MINUTES AT EACH STATION BEFORE ROTATION
DB THRUSTERS
SUMO DL HIGH PULL
BURPEES
DB PUSH PRESS
KETTLEBELL SWINGS
With a full class, Russ took 3 new recruits through a not very forgiving intro that concluded with a circuit of PVC Overhead squats, DB swings, and pushups.
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sounds like I missed a tough class, sadness!!
the work intervals certainly didn’t feel as long and painful as the regular fight gone bad (notice I didn’t start to heave my innards out) but they were certainly hard in the exercises I could do. I had a bit of a break doing planks and bike kicks during the burpees and kb swings. they still put too much pressure on my neck. Still a good workout.
Chris,
Glad your planying it safe…but still working out.
Jen