This week I actually wanted to bring up the importance of protecting both your hands and wrists from the high impact they're likely to sustain while performing Burpees over an extended period of time. Throughout the past year, this experiment has helped teach me about understanding my body's own limits and when I can and can't push them.
One thing I learned fairly early on was that my wrists and hands were taking a bit of a pounding, and I needed to do something about it in order to continue on without hurting myself. With that being said, I ended up purchasing gloves that act as both wrist and hand protection. Now, obviously you don't have to purchase these exact gloves, but I'd highly recommend them as a way to stabilize your wrists and add extra padding to your palms when doing your workouts. You can find the gloves at the below website:
http://www.wristassuredgloves.com/
As far as my workouts went for this week, there was nothing out of the ordinary to report. My results are listed below:
Date | Workout | Sets | Total Time | Beak Time Per Set | Total Burpees |
10/15/2012 | Broad Jumps | 6 | 6 min 25 sec | 30 sec | 60 |
10/16/2012 | Ladder | 15 | 13 min 07 sec | 30 sec | 120 |
10/17/2012 | Pull-up | 6 | 7 min 14 sec | 30 sec | 60 |
10/18/2012 | REST | ||||
10/19/2012 | Box Jumps | 4 | 4 min 38 sec | 60 sec | 40 |
10/20/2012 | Mix | 7 | 9 min 04 sec | 40 sec | 70 |
10/21/2012 | REST |
And this week, I'll leave you with a quote from American entrepreneur, author, and motivational speaker, Jim Rohn:
"Take care of your body. It's the only place you have to live."
L&R,
Drew
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