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Wednesday NP1
GPP day again. Of course, go to class tonight. But in addition, get a good 5 minute GPP workout.
After a good warmup:
Do as many pullup burpees as you can in 5 minutes.
I consider the pullup burpee to be the king of GPP conditioning exercises. No other exercise challenges as many muscles in as dynamic a pattern. The only thing that comes close is the rowing machine, but that gets kind of boring, and a good one costs at least $600.
Alternating the stimulus on GPP conditioning is good. For instance, one day you would do five sets of 1 minute (as we did on Monday). The next GPP day, one set of 5 minutes. The next GPP day, 3 max sets. That way, your body gets a chance to experience different levels of stress from the same movement pattern.
Similar to how one might train Tiangan perhaps.
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