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Carl Jennings’ Blitz

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  • October 28, 2008 at 1:47 pm #23361
    garethshepherd110@msn.com
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    This was published on Canberra Raiders Web-site a few years back when he was conditioner for Matt Elliot. He has since followed him to Penrith Panthers. He began his association with Matt Elliot and Rugby League in general, at the Bradford Bulls in the UK Super League where he made them a physically formidable outfit that raised the bar in physical prowess and athleticsim in UK Rugby.

    The session is done in “Grinder” or “300” fashion- so you just get off the rower and start the Burpees and then get straight into the Push Presses or High Pulls. You stop when you’ve done the last 3min row. I’d advise anyone who fancies giving it a go that its not for the nervous. I’m sure I remember that Ruben Wiki could it in around 20 mins- once you’ve tried it you’ll see its no walk in the park.

    Rower 1000m
    10 x Bastados (Burpees)
    10 x Jammer lifts 40kg
    Rower 800m
    12 x Bastados
    12 x Roman High Pulls 40kg
    Rower 600m
    15 x Bastados
    15 x Jammer lifts 40 kg
    Rower 500m
    18 x Bastados
    18 x Roman High Pulls 40kg
    Rower 400m
    20 x Bastados
    20 x Jammer lifts 40kg
    Rower 300m

    In the absence of machines substitute Jammer lifts for Push Presses/ Power Jerks, and the Roman High Pull with Clean High Pulls with an Olympic barbell loaded with 2 x 15 Kg plates.

    Carl has also started a consultancy service via his web-site for those who are interested more.

    http://www.carljenningsscc.com

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