So what's the purpose behind the baseline? Do you do it again and again to see how you're improving? Is there a standard time I should aim for?
Yep! Now you may find that since you used bands for your pull-ups you may want to focus on using weaker bands rather than improving your time. I still can't do a pull up unassisted (well, I couldn't before I left when I got pregnant - I doubt I can now, lol) so I just work on using a weaker band and going faster. But your time on the baseline for a first timer is awesome. Shows that you are in good shape.
We do the baseline at our gym about once every 6 months but you could just 'do it' whenever, to track.
So what's the purpose behind the baseline? Do you do it again and again to see how you're improving? Is there a standard time I should aim for?
Yep! Now you may find that since you used bands for your pull-ups you may want to focus on using weaker bands rather than improving your time. I still can't do a pull up unassisted (well, I couldn't before I left when I got pregnant - I doubt I can now, lol) so I just work on using a weaker band and going faster. But your time on the baseline for a first timer is awesome. Shows that you are in good shape.
We do the baseline at our gym about once every 6 months but you could just 'do it' whenever, to track.
I could do everything else unmodified besides the pull-ups, so I felt pretty good about that. Honestly the band I used was helpful but I think I could try a weaker band and see how that goes. I don't know that I'll improve my time much, but I know I'll get stronger!
Didn't you just run like, 9 miles today? And you're doing Crossfit. Dayum, girl.
Its just foundations. I'll stretch the 4 classes over the next month+ and then pick up crossfit after the race. After that I'm probably sticking to 10ks etc for a while.
Its just foundations. I'll stretch the 4 classes over the next month+ and then pick up crossfit after the race. After that I'm probably sticking to 10ks etc for a while.