CrossFit – Tue, Jan 28

BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit

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General Warm-up (No Measure)

1 set:

400m run

2 sets:

10 PVC pass-throughs

10 PVC sumo good mornings

10 PVC behind-the-neck push jerk

10 PVC overhead squats

Progression:

Setup // Heels down, shoulders in front of the bar, and visible lumbar arch.

6 deadlifts to mid-thigh // Pull the knees back as the bar rises. Stop at mid-thigh with the shoulders in front of the bar.

6 deadlift-shrugs // Squeeze your glutes with straight arms and THEN shrug.

6 muscle snatches // Squeeze your glutes with a straight arm and THEN pull and punch overhead.

6 overhead squats // Press the bar up as the hips pull back and down towards the heels.

6 high hang power snatches // Keep the bar close to your body.

6 hang power snatches // Jump and land in a partial squat.

6 power snatches // Shave the legs with the bar and jump hard with a straight arm. Then, land in a partial squat.

6 power snatches (cycling)

250128 (AMRAP – Reps)

– RX –

AMRAP 3:

Snatches (95/135 lb)

– INTERMEDIATE –

AMRAP 3:

Snatches (75/115 lb)

– BEGINNER –

AMRAP 3:

Snatches (35/45 lb or lighter)

– MASTERS 55+ –

AMRAP 3:

Snatches (65/95 lb)

Metcon (No Measure)

3 sets for load:

1:00 kettlebell front-rack hold

15 sumo stance good mornings

– Use the heaviest pair of kettlebells possible to perform the entire 1-minute hold unbroken. This should be challenging but manageable.

– Use an empty barbell on the first set of sumo stance good mornings. Then, add weight as long as the reps stay unbroken and snappy.

Stretching (Checkmark)

Accumulate:

1:00 foam roll upper back

1:00 foam roll quads/side

– AT-HOME – (2 Rounds for reps)

AMRAP 3:

Alternating dumbbell squat snatches (35/50 lb)

Rest 3:00

AMRAP 3:

5 left-arm dumbbell power snatches (35/50 lb)

5 right-arm dumbbell power snatches

Work Your Weakness

– STAMINA I – (Distance)

On a 15:00 clock:

Bike for distance

– Every minute perform a :15 sprint.

– Score is total distance.

– 5000/7000+ meters.

– Ride at a slow-to-moderate pace.

– Increase your pace significantly during the sprint intervals.

– Your regular ride pace should feel like a sustainable recovery pace. During the sprint paces, push close to 100% effort. Remember that after each sprint you should ride as slow as needed to be able to repeat that sprint pace.

– Substitute run or ski as needed.