Kelly Barbera • October 20, 2021
M4 COED CLASS FRIDAY 08202021- TEMPLE FITNESS PERSONAL AND GROUP EX.
August 19 Classes
Fitness is a marathon race and not a sprint. Don’t wish for more than you are willing to work for.
WARM UP – 6 TO 8 MINUTES
MOBILITY:
CHEST OPENERS/ROLL LOW BACK
MUSCULAR STRENGTH:
DEADLIFT 4 X 4 @80%
DB ROWS OVER A BENCH 3 X 5 W/3 SECOND HOLD
CHIN UPS 3 X 6 W/3 SECOND HOLD
METABOLIC CONDITIONING: FOR TIME
4 X 1 LAP AROUND BUILDING APPROXIMATELY 45 SECOND BREAK IN BETWEEN EACH LAP
2 X 1/2 LAP AROUND BUILDING WALKING THE OTHER HALF IS YOUR RECOVERY
5 X 40 YD SPRINTS
IN BETWEEN EACH REP OF RUNNING YOU WILL PERFORM 1 SET OF 8 REPS BICEP CURL
STRETCH/COOL DOWN

Exercising with a common cold is safe only if you have only mild symptoms and they are above your neck. With a fever, chest congestion, excessive fatigue, and body aches, it is best to rest rather than continue exercising. Some gentle movement may improve circulation, but high-intensity activities could hinder healing. Should you workout when sick with a cold? In this blog, you will find out the safe times to exercise with a cold and the times when your body demands complete rest. You will also see which exercises support recovery, when to stop training, and how to return to regular workouts safely in Franklin, TN.


