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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit View Public Whiteboard Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) OPTIONAL MOBILITY ROUND 5 Inchworm + Push Up + Bootstrapper* 5/5 Groiner w/ Twist 10 90/90 Hip Openers 5 Tempo Air Squats (31X1) *Walk hands out to plank, do a push up, walk hands back to feet, grab toes, drop hips to a bootstrapper,...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit View Public Whiteboard Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 1 SET 12 Calf/Tib Raise 10 Push-Ups to Pike 7/7 Staggered Stance Good Morning 10 Alt. Deadbug Into… 1 SET 60 Single Unders :20 Top of Ring Support Hold 10 Barbell RDL :30 Tuck Hold Into… 1 SET 35 Double Unders or 60 Single...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 1 ROUND 6 Bootstrappers 8 Squat with a T Spine Twist :30 Active Hang 200m Run Into… 2 ROUNDS 6 Med Ball Front Squats 8 PVC Pass Throughs 10 Scap Pull-Ups (Kip Swings on Round 2) Into… 1 ROUND 6 Wall Balls 8 PVC OHS 10 Ring...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 2 ROUNDS: 100m Run 8/8 Leg Swings 8/8 Ankle Rotations 8 Bootstrap Squats 8 PVC Pass Throughs 8 PVC/BB Elbow Punches Strength – Performance Overhead Squat (Build to a 3-Rep Max Overhead Squat) (Score is Weight) Week 6 of 6 Strength | Volume/Capacity Cycle Strength – Fitness...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 1 ROUND 5 Cat Cows 5/5 Moose Antlers :20 Superman 10 Alt. Deadbug 10 Bodyweight Good Mornings Into… 2 ROUNDS 7/5 Cal Bike 5 Clean DL + 5 Hang Muscle Clean Into… 5 BB Good Morning 5 Clean Deadlift 5 Hang Jump Shrug 5 High Hang Power...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 2 ROUNDS 10 Calf Raises + Tib Raises* 10 KB Sumo Squats 10 Hops Over KB 5/5 Single Leg (KB) RDLs *1 Rep = 1 Calf Raise + 1 Tib Raise Into… 2 ROUNDS 10 Alt. KB Slides 10 KB RDLs 30 Single Unders or Cross Over...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Warm-Up Warm-Up (No Measure) 3 ROUNDS 10 Jumping Jacks 10 Box Jump Prep* 10 Squat Prep** 5 High Hang Muscle Clean *10 Jumps + 10 High Jump → 8 Step Overs → 6 Box Jump Overs (practice different box heights) **10 Alt. Groiners → 10 Alt. Cossack Squats → 10 Air...
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Since she started with us in October, Loni has truly exemplified what it means to commit to personal progress. In just a short time, she’s attended an impressive 137 classes! Despite juggling a full-time job and raising two kids, Loni never misses a chance to hit the gym. Her dedication is paying off big time,...
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Whey protein is one of the most well-studied supplements in the fitness industry, and if you’ve been around the gym, you’ve likely heard of it or even used it yourself. Despite its popularity, many still overlook its critical role in post-workout recovery. Here’s why incorporating whey protein, particularly whey protein isolate, into your routine is...
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Life in 2021/2022 felt insurmountable. Like many, my struggles were mainly of my own making, a series of decisions that led me down a path I hadn’t intended to travel. I lost sight of who I was and, in the process, let myself go. This isn’t a unique story; it’s a human one. Yet, acknowledging that didn’t make the experience any less daunting.

Taking that initial photograph wasn’t about vanity or self-pity. It was a promise, a reminder of where I refused to stay. It marked the beginning of a relentless quest not just for physical transformation but for a total overhaul.

The journey was anything but linear. It was punctuated with highs and lows, moments of unwavering dedication in the gym and the kitchen, and periods of relapse into old habits. Yet, each setback was a setup for a comeback.

BayWay CrossFit isn’t just a gym; it really is a sanctuary for me. Here, I am surrounded by positive people who believe in me, reminding me of my worth. Without that, my journey may never have started. 

Although I’ve always done CrossFit, and BayWay CrossFit has always been the best, I wanted to add something to my routine to be sure the monotony didn’t hit while on this comeback. So I started jiujitsu. Practicing two challenging disciplines like, CrossFit and jiujitsu, turned every day into an opportunity for small victories. Even on days that seemed tough, finishing a session meant I had won. It was proof of my progress, both mentally and physically. This combination kept my workouts exciting and my mind sharp, transforming my daily routine into anything but routine. More than just shaping my body, it strengthened my mental health, pushed away the darkness, and filled each day with a sense of achievement.

Reflecting on the person I was in 2021/2022 a shell of my potential, unhappy and broken, it’s almost surreal to confront the person I’ve become by 2024. This transformation journey underscores a vital life lesson: no matter how deep the abyss is, there’s always a way out. The climb may be taxing, fraught with obstacles and moments of despair, but it’s unequivocally possible.

This story isn’t just about losing weight or gaining muscle; it’s a testament to the indomitable human spirit. It’s a reminder that we are all works in progress, capable of rewriting our stories, reshaping our futures, and reclaiming who we thought we were and who we thought we could be.

To those who find themselves in the throes of their own battles, remember: transformation is within your grasp. It demands resilience, patience, and a relentless commitment to yourself. 

At Bayway CrossFit, we’re more than just a gym; we’re a community of survivors, dreamers, and warriors. Your transformation story is waiting to be written. Are you ready to take the first step?

https://baywaycrossfit.com/get-started
This story isn't just about losing weight or gaining muscle; it's a testament to the indomitable human spirit. It's a reminder that we are all works in progress, capable of rewriting our stories, reshaping our futures, and reclaiming who we thought we were and who we thought we could be.
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