JUNE 5 OFF DUTY
REST DAY
NOTES:
Rest days are critically important. Your body needs to fuel, rest, and recover for you to get stronger.
JUNE 6 ON DUTY
Warm Up: 3 rounds (not timed) - 10 Sit-ups, 10 Push-ups, 10 Pull-ups, 10 Air Squats, 1 minute Plank hold, Shoulder Mobility, GOAT. (GOAT work should be 10 reps of a skill you struggle with.)
Metabolic Skill: Run 5k @ 60% Perceived Max Effort.
Mobility: On duty days try to get two separate mobility sessions in. Early in your shift do a light warm up (1 round of our general warm up or 5 minutes of light jogging/calisthenics) and a 10 minute mobility segment. Post skill work perform a second 10 minute mobility session.
NOTES:
On Duty Days are not supposed to be taxing. You have to be ready to respond mid-workout/post workout. The focus is on developing skills, getting warm, and working on flexibility. A good 5k today to work on developing our ability to use the Oxidative Metabolic Pathway. You should be able to carry on a conversation during the whole of this run.
JUNE 7 OFF DUTY
Warm Up: 3 rounds (not timed) - 10 Sit-ups, 10 Push-ups, 10 Pull-ups, 10 Air Squats, 1 minute Plank hold, Shoulder Mobility, GOAT. (GOAT work should be 10 reps of a skill you struggle with.)
Strength: Dead Lift 10-8-6-5-5-5 (Work to 5RM)
Stamina: Dead Lift 15 reps at 80% of your 5RM, 50 Push-ups, 200m Farmers Carry with 50# Dumbbells.
Mobility: 10 minutes of stretching/flexibility. Pay attention to those legs today!
NOTES:
Dead Lifting is a critical skill for dragging and moving victims. As always good form is critical. The dead lift should be primarily a leg movement FIRST.
SCHEDULE OPTIONS:
Adjust the dates as needed to match your On/Off Duty schedule. Some options for other schedules are listed below. If you have suggestions for other modifications please email them to us. 24 on - 72 off: On your 3rd day off duty repeat the Warm Up, Strength, and Mobility components from June 4.
48 on - 96 off: On your 2nd day on duty perform a light metabolic conditioning workout. Run/Row 20 minutes at 60% of your Maximum capacity.
10 hour Day/ 14 Hour Night: Complete the "Off Duty" workouts immediately after shift on your day tours. Complete the "On Duty" workouts during your night tours.
Given the Metabolic Needs of Firefighters if you have a day you are on duty that does not meet our published schedule add in a 20 minute run or row at 60% of your maximum effort. Your goal should be to have 60% of your maximum to be at least a 7 mph hour pace. Work to this level if you aren't there yet.
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