started to write up a response and then realized i didn't know: what are you doing the runs for? and what's the point of the crossfit-style WODs? your new job doesn't have a fitness requirement, right? if your goal is still to lose weight i'd suggest cutting the WODs, sticking with a bit of focused lifting and a lot of low-intensity volume. something like:
D1: legs and back + walk/jog x 1 hour
D2: chest and guns + walk/jog x 1 hour
D3: walk/jog x 1.5 hours
D4: rest
D5: legs and back + walk/jog x 1 hour
D6: chest and guns + walk/jog x 1 hour
D7: rest
you can replace the lifting split with WODs if you want to. keep the walking/jogging at a low intensity, the point is to get the volume in consistently and as you go build intensity.
i suspect that will look boring as fuck to you.
Thanks for the reply and Lol yeah but if its effective then I'll do it. I like the wods because they are fun. My new job actually looks incredibly easy. Idk why they have humans there but i havent fully seen what I will be doing. Everything is automated so i might be there to fill labels or quality check stuff.
I can do that though, I will be doing 1 mile jogs this wk and once i am able to go into the company weight room i will check out what they have and go from there.
What i might do is 2 bro days with legs/back, chest/ guns then the other two throw in wods. I want to workout more outside also when it gets consistently nice out.
Also i could probably jog 30 mins then go into a 30 min walk