Fittest Travel Hotel WOD - 11-17/2017 'Hotel Hell'

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Recently, Chris Castellano published a hotel workout called, 'Hotel Hell' that's reminiscent of the CrossFit workout, 'Kalsu,' and I wanted to reshare it here as I've found myself stuck at hotels before, with limited access to a car, let alone a CrossFit gym, and it's always a grind to try to figure out how dumbbells, and other assorted machines can serve as a functional fitness room.

That, my friends, is where Fittest Travel comes in. Let's hop to it.

Try this workout next time you're at a hotel weight room, and tell me it's not one of the best workouts you've ever done. Again, this one is called, 'Hotel Hell.'

Hotel Hell

For Time:

100 Dumbbell Thrusters (35/25 lb)
5 Burpees at the Top of Each Minute

Start with 5 burpees. Then complete as many thrusters as possible until the minute is up. Repeat until 100 total thrusters are completed.

This workout is a burner. And if you've ever done Kalsu at a CrossFit box, you're probably going to have some PTSD when coming back to this, 'Hotel Hell' workout. Either way, it's a damn good workout to do at a hotel, mostly because they always have dumbbells (at least) and you can count on a variety of bodyweight movements to get you going and keep you fit, no matter what.

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