Saturday, 1 December 2018

Warm up
Athlete's choice

WOD
21-18-15-12-9-6-3
Power snatch (75/45)
bar facing burpee

Friday, 30 November 2018

Warm up:
3 sets, not for time, of
3 pull ups
5 push ups
7 toe to bar
10 air squats

Strength: 3 sets of 3 squat snatch at 75%, 80%, 85%

WOD:
For time (25:00 time cap)
25 deadlifts (135/95)
50 single unders
25 wall balls (20/14)
50 single unders
25 ground to overhead (135/95)
50 single unders
25 toe-to-bar
50 single unders
25 push jerks (135/95)
50 single unders
25 kettlebell swings (53/35)
50 single unders

Thursday, 29 November 2018

Warm up:
100 single unders
10 abmat sit ups
3 wall walks
10 push ups
10 kipping swings

WOD
10:00 alternating EMOM
even 8 GHD sit ups
odd 25 double unders

rest 4:00

10:00 alternating EMOM
even 5 rings dips or 8 box dips
odd 15 air squats

Wednesday, 28 November 2018

Warm up:  1 lap high knees, 1 lap shuffle, 1 lap karaoke, 10 kipping swings, 10 banded face pulls, with empty barbell 5 good mornings, 5 stiff legged deadlifts, with moderate weight on the bar do 5 sumo deadlifts

Strength:  3 sets of 3 deadlifts at 75%, 80%, 85%

WOD:
5 rounds for time of
run 200m
16 push ups
9 pull ups

Tuesday, 27 November 2018

Warm up:  with empty barbell do 5 good mornings, 5 back squats, 5 elbow rotations, 5 strict press, 5 front squats, 5 stiff legged deadlift, 5 hang muscle cleans

Strength:  3 sets of 3 front squats at 75%, 80%, 85%

WOD
8:00 AMRAP
push press (115/75)
every break you must do 50 single unders

rest 4:00

8:00 AMRAP
hang power clean (155/105)
every break you must do 30 air squats

Monday, 26 November 2018

Warm up:  3 sets of 3 pull ups, 5 push ups, 7 toe-to-bar, 10 air squats

Strength: 3 sets of 3 back squats @ 75%/80%/85%

WOD:
12:00 AMRAP
2 bar muscle ups (scale with a chest to bar pull up and dip for each BMU)
4 handstand push ups
kettlebell swings (70/53)

Saturday November 24th, 2018

WOD:
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
Unbroken OHS 135/95
KB Swing 53/35

A broken rep results in a 5 burpee penalty.

Friday, 23 November 2018.

Happy post turkey day WOD!

For time:

30 thrusters (95/65)

20 GHD sit ups

Run 400m

20 thrusters (95/65)

30 GHD sit ups

Run 400m

10 thrusters (95/65)

40 GHD sit ups 

Run 400m

Working off the turkey for sure!

Wednesday November 21, 2018

Chipper:
60 Power Cleans 95/65
50 Burpees
40 Shoulder to Overhead 95/65
30 Toes-to-bars
20 Power Snatches 95/65
10 Ring Muscle Ups

Scale Ring Muscle Ups with Chest to Bar Pull Ups!!

Tuesday November, 20

Strength/ Skill:
Back Squat: 1 Rep Max
Record your best Back Squat 1 Rep Max lift in 10 mins

WOD: "Sham"

7 Rounds for time of:
11 Deadlifts, using body weight
100-meter sprint

Warm -UP
3 Position BMU

1)The Arch

2)Hollow Pulldown

3)The Support

Strength/ Skill: Bench Press

10 mins to find  your 1 rep max


WOD: Every 1 min for 10 mins

1 Squat Clean

1 Hang Squat Clean

2 Push Jerks

Start working sets with 65% of 1 rep max then increase to 70%  - 75% of 1 rep max.

Friday, 16 November, 2018

Warm Up:

4 rounds not for time of: 10 V-ups 10/10 Side Plank Lifts 10/10 Side Plank Twists 10 Hollow Rocks

WOD:

5 rounds, 1 min per station, of: Thruster, 95/65 lbs Double Unders (3 1 Single Unders) Hand Release Push-up Hang Squat Clean, 95/65 lbs Rest 1 min Perform this like "Fight Gone Bad," by rotating immediately to the next station every 1 min, the clock does not stop or reset between stations.

Thursday, 15 November, 2018

Happy Thursday Everyone! Don't forget to come out and join us this Saturday for our Box Social. We will WOD and then eat. We look forward to seeing you there!

Warm-up:

3 rounds NOT For Time

20 Kettlebell Swings (face level)

10 Overhead Walking Lunges (using bumper plates)

5 Pull Ups

5:00 Foam Rolling

Strength:

Bent Over Barbell Row 5-5-5-5-5 Use the heaviest weight you can for each set. Rest as needed between sets.

WOD:

Alternating EMOM 12 Minutes

Every 1 min for 12 mins, alternating between: 5 Deadlifts 10 Tempo Ring Row

Wednesday, 14 November, 2018

Warm- Up:

2x
1 Lap Frankensteins
1 Lap Butt Kickers
1 Lap Side Shuffles
1 Lap Karaoke
1 Lap High Knees
1 Lap Duck Walks
1 Lap Bear Crawls
1 Lap Crab Walk (1/2 facing forward and 1/2 facing backward)

Accessory Work:

CFNE Bulletproof Shoulders

Side plank reverse fly x20 per side Modified pushup Y-hold 15 sec x4 per side Scapular pushups x15 T's 5 sets of: 5 reps, then 5 sec iso hold W's 5 sets of: 5 reps, then 5 sec iso hold Rotator cuff isolation x15 per side w/ 5 lb plate

WOD:

For time: Handstand Hold, 3 mins 100 Air Squats Handstand Walk, 50 m 100 Air Squats 30 Handstand Push-ups Perform handstand hold against a wall (with only the feet touching) and accumulate at total of 3 mins before moving on to the air squats. The scale for the handstand walk will be 5 wall walks.

Tuesday, 13 November, 2018

Warm-Up:

3 rounds of: 10 Air Squats 10 Push-ups 10 Sit-up - Standards 10 Back Extensions 10 Pull-ups 10 Dips This is not a timed workout.

Skill Work:

Plank Hold 3x Max Hold Rest as needed between efforts.

WOD:

Tabata Push Jerk, 95/65 lbs Rest 3 mins Tabata Chest-to-bar Pull-up Rest 3 mins Tabata Push-up Rest 3 mins Tabata Hang Power Snatch, 95/65 lbs The Tabata interval is 20 secs of work followed by 10 secs of rest for 8 intervals. Tabata score is the total reps performed in all of the intervals.

Monday, 12 November, 2018

I hope everyone is enjoying their holiday weekend and a big thank you to all of our veterans!

As a reminder, due to the holiday schedule tomorrow's gym time will be a little different;
the box WILL ONLY BE OPEN for the 1730 and 1830 classes.

Also, don't forget about the box social this Saturday, 17 November. Come join us for some fun and food!

Warm-Up

4 rounds NOT for time of: Walking Lunge, 20 m 15 V-Ups 10 Supermans Bear Crawl, 20 m 15 Russian Twists 10 Shoulder Taps


WOD

3 rounds for time of: 10 Back Squats, 225/155 lbs 20 Toes-to-bars

Sleep and your mattress

I was sent the following article written by Dylan Foster about mattress’s.  I think it is a great article and has some very good information on how to get a better nights rest.  Hope you all enjoy it!!  Thank you Dylan for the article.

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How Your Mattress Is Affecting Your Health

For many people, good sleep can be elusive. There might be stress, anxiety, insomnia, depression, or health issues at play, or physical problems such as not getting enough daily exercise or eating an unhealthy diet. For millions of Americans, a lack of adequate sleep means difficulty in getting through the day, being productive at work or school, and feeling like themselves. It’s also hard to be in a good mood when you feel exhausted or in pain, and this can affect just about every aspect of your life.

Your mattress is one of the keys to getting good sleep; it’s the foundation on which sound rest is built, meaning it’s important for your physical and mental health. The right mattress can help you feel relaxed, warmer or cooler, pain-free, or energized; it can help you get the rest you need after a long day, which will, in turn, allow you to be the best version of yourself you can be. 

Keep reading for some great tips on how to make the most of your mattress and feel better.

Upgrade

If your mattress is more than seven to 10 years old, it’s time to consider buying a new one. Do some research first; you’ll want to look at all the options and pay close attention to the material, the types of coils, and the firmness of them. If you’re a hot sleeper, for instance, a mattress with a cooling gel cover may be the best option. Bedding can be a big expense, so shop around to find the best price before making a decision.

Recycle Your Old Mattress

Throwing out a mattress means it ends up in a landfill, which contributes to your carbon footprint. The more eco-friendly thing to do is recycle it, or if it’s still in good shape, donate it. Keep in mind that many recycling centers won’t accept mattresses because they are too large and require breaking down, but if you break it down yourself, you can send the pieces their way. Read this guide for more information on how to recycle your bedding, which explains the individual pieces that make up a mattress and methods for disposing of them.

Reduce Pain

Mattresses are made with certain pressure points and firmness, and it’s important to choose the right type for your body’s needs. If you have chronic pain or a back injury, you need a mattress that will give you support in the correct areas. When shopping, keep in mind that you’ll need to think about the type of sleeper you are; do you tend to lie on your side, stomach, or back? Does your neck hurt when you get up in the morning? If so, you need a mattress with support at the top that will keep your spine aligned. Read on here for more tips on choosing the right mattress.

Care for Your Mattress Properly

Caring for your mattress the right way will keep it in good shape for years to come. This means fitting it with a waterproof cover, spreading weight evenly across it to help it keep its structure, and flipping it around so it will wear evenly. It’s also a good idea to make sure the kiddos know not to jump around; not only could this cause an accident, it’s bad for the springs in the mattress.

The right mattress and bedding can have a profound effect on the amount of sleep you get each night, which, in turn, can have a major effect on the way you feel and how you get through the day. With the correct mattress, you can rest well and prevent pain and exhaustion from setting in.

Saturday, 3 November 2018

Warm up:  Athlete's choice

Strength:
Front squat
5@70%, 5@75%, 3@80%, 3@85%, 1@90%, 1@95%, 1@100%, take a maximum of 2 tries to PR

WOD:
4 rounds for time of 50' Overhead walking lunge (135/95), 25 GHD situps

Friday, 10 November 2018

Warm up:
with empty barbell do 5 good mornings, 5 back squat, 5 elbow rotations, 5 behind the neck push press, 5 overhead squats, 5 stiff-legged deadlift

Strength:  10:00 to build to 1RM of squat snatch

WOD:
"Helen"
3 rounds for time:
400m run
21 Kettlebell swings (53/35)
12 pull ups