Workout Notes:
Meg-inator is a classic GPP "soul crusher." It is as challenging mentally as it is physically.
From a physical standpoint, Meg-inator has crushing power, both during the workout and, potentially for the next several days. It is wise to respect her. Wiser still to know your limits. We NEVER program workouts with the intention of crushing your soul. We find no health in that. There IS, however, health in pushing your limits - to some degree. We've learned that the human body is ultimately more capable than most have given it credit for. There is health in finding new ability to DO. “Meg-inator” will surely accomplish this. This unique workout can also be a bit of a head game.
Pushing your reps uphill every round is NO JOKE. By adding more reps every round, it is hard to find and maximize points of reference for small rest periods. Pacing yourself to achieve the best time possible becomes increasingly more difficult with each round. Sure, it is only 3 measly reps per round, but what you find out quickly, is that the 18 rep round is a completely different workout than the 15 rep round you started with. The 20 rep round is exponentially more so. Staying open to the new challenges of each round will help you navigate these challenges.
Good luck today. Please post your best used methods for coping with the challenges of this workout to comments.
Also, most of our legs are ready for this. If you haven't been in the game for the last few months, you need to scale. Don't underestimate this workout. It is SOREMAKER, especially for the legs.
If you are a rookie to GPP, you are FORBIDDEN to do all the weight, reps and rounds of this workout. ONLY do 1/2 of everything - unless you can’t.
