Physiologically, rest allows the body to learn from and adapt to the recent physical stress, repair muscles, rebuild, and be stronger and better adapted for the next WOD. In CrossFit we believe that in relative intensity and work to dial in our athletes' workouts to an intensity level that hovers in the "hard but doable" realm. The result is an adaptation that continuously tips the athlete toward stronger, more skilled, and faster. The crazy part is that this adaptation takes place during the rest and recovery period, not during the workout! Too much intensity or too little recovery blunts the adaptation creating an athlete that is headed toward plateau rather than continuous improvement.
Bears are very smart and have been known to roll rocks into bear traps to set off the trap and eat the bait in safety.
1. For Time
21-15-9
Situps
Wall Balls 20/14
2. EMOM in 10
20 sec Pull Ups
40 sec rest
3. Squat
3-3-3-3-3 @ 87%
4. For Time
For time, with one barbell: 30 Snatches, 135/95 - record your "Isabel" time. 20 Snatches, 165/110 10 Snatches, 185/130 5 Snatches, 205/145 Post times for "Isabel" and total time.
1. Clean and Jerk 2-2 @ 75% 1-1-1-1 @ 80% 2. Front Squat 2-2-2-2-2 @ 89% 3. For Time "ytfiF yhtliF" For time: 50 Double unders 50 Burpees 50 Wall ball shots, 20/14 50 Back extensions 50 Push press, 45 pounds 50 Knees to elbows Walking Lunge, 50 steps 50 Kettlebell swings, 53/35 50 Jumping pull-ups 50 Box jump, 24/20 (I know the original is 20) then... 1 Burpee 4. Not for Time (immediately after WoD) Row 3k Focus on perfect strokes, long and straight, timing of each movement, Z1 pace
Physiologically, rest allows the body to learn from and adapt to the recent physical stress, repair muscles, rebuild, and be stronger and better adapted for the next WOD. In CrossFit we believe that in relative intensity and work to dial in our athletes' workouts to an intensity level that hovers in the "hard but doable" realm. The result is an adaptation that continuously tips the athlete toward stronger, more skilled, and faster. The crazy part is that this adaptation takes place during the rest and recovery period, not during the workout! Too much intensity or too little recovery blunts the adaptation creating an athlete that is headed toward plateau rather than continuous improvement.
1. Hang Clean 3-3 @ 73% 2-2 @ 73% 2. Snatch Balance 3-3-3 @ 78% 2-2 @ 82% 3. Push Press 4-4 @ 87% 3-3-3 @ 87% 4. Row 1k If you are short on time, skip this 5. AMRAP in 12 9 Chest to Bar 12 KB Swings 70/53 15 Wall Balls 20/14
Just giving you guys a heads up. All these percentages are leading somewhere. Don't start maxing out of impatience. Keep working hard and focusing on quality.
1. Hang Snatch
3-3 @ 73%
2-2 @ 73%
2. EMOM for 10
Odd: 2 Jerks @ 82%
Even: 5 Clean Pulls @ 80%
There are two shortish pieces of 2x8 in the shower room that I want you to stand on for clean pulls. Like skis. you will be 1.5" up
1. Snatch 1 @ 80, 82, 85, 87, 82, 85% 2. Clean & Jerk 1 @ 80, 82, 85, 87, 82, 85% 3. Good Morning 3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3-3 @ 30% back squat 4. For Time "Hulk Hogan" Every 2 minutes complete: 3 Muscle ups 5 Power Cleans, 185/135 7 Burpees Continue for 20 minutes (10 rounds), or as long as possible. If you make all 10 rounds, post fastest and slowest times. 5. 20 rep max Shoulder Press
Physiologically, rest allows the body to learn from and adapt to the recent physical stress, repair muscles, rebuild, and be stronger and better adapted for the next WOD. In CrossFit we believe that in relative intensity and work to dial in our athletes' workouts to an intensity level that hovers in the "hard but doable" realm. The result is an adaptation that continuously tips the athlete toward stronger, more skilled, and faster. The crazy part is that this adaptation takes place during the rest and recovery period, not during the workout! Too much intensity or too little recovery blunts the adaptation creating an athlete that is headed toward plateau rather than continuous improvement.
1. Pick Up Sticks Not for time. Perform one of the following in as few reps as possible (Ground-to-Overhead): Men: 10,000 lbs 7,500 lbs 5,000 lbs Women: 5,000 lbs 3,500 lbs 1,500 lbs ***only post the weight level achieved and the number of reps. If you hit 7500lb in 60 reps that is what you post. I don't care if you did 7942lb in 70 reps. This is not for time.
***KICKER: first 10 reps must be completed as doubles. So 2-2-2-2-2 2. To 300 Airdyne 30 sec for calories Rest 30 sec Double Under 30 sec Rest 30 sec Burpee 30 sec Rest 30 sec repeat until you reach 300 cal/reps
This is a Partner WOD – Partner #1 will perform the work listed above. Partner #2 will run 400m with a sandbag (45/25). Once Partner #2 returns from the run, Partner #1 will grab the sandbag and begin their 400m, while Partner #2 continues work wherever #1 left off.
Score is your total # of reps
This WOD was created specifically to honor the 30 men and one dog that gave their lives for our country on August 6, 2011. It is 31 minutes long—one minute in remembrance of each hero. The rep scheme is 8-6-11—the date of their ultimate sacrifice. Finally, this is a partner WOD. The men who gave their lives were from multiple branches of our military, working together as a team. In the workout you and your team member will constantly be taking the load from each other providing much needed support and relief. We realize that no physical sacrifice made during a workout can come close to the sacrifice our brave heroes made, but we consider this WOD a CrossFitters “moment of silence.” This is how we can honor those that gave all in the name of freedom.
Random bear fact #2. The sloth bear has the shaggiest fur. The sun bear has the shortest fur so it can keep cool in the hot forests of Southeast Asia.c
1. Hang Snatch 3-3-3-3 @ 70% 2. Clean Pull 3-3-3-3-3 @ 100% 3. Squat 4-4-4-4 @ 86% 4. For Time Row 1000m 5 rounds of: 25 Pull ups 7 Push Jerks 135/95 no less than sets of 5 pullups
So there's Matt Leblanc with a strong first place lead on his last 50cc moto. Matt was destroying this race until his motor blew. Really tough way to go out. Even with a DNF Matt managed to finish 14th in the 50cc class overall and 4th in the 65cc class overall. Congratulations Matt!!
1. Run 4 rounds Run 400m Rest 1 min. record each run 2. Good Mornings 10-10-10 @ 30% Squat 3. For Time 30 walking lunges 30 HSPU 20 DB walking lunges 45/35 20 kipping pull-ups 10 right-arm DB overhead walking lunges 45/35 10 left-arm DB OHWL 45/35 10 HSPU