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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit View Public Whiteboard Warm-up (No Measure) Step-up warm-up 1 set: 100-meter jog 10 PVC back-rack lunges 10 PVC back-rack step-ups 1 set: 100-meter jog 10 barbell back-rack lunges 10 barbell back-rack step-ups 250621 (AMRAP – Rounds and Reps) – RX – AMRAP 30 with a partner: 50 barbell back-rack step-ups (35/45 lb) (20/20 in) 15 cleans (95/135 lb) 50 barbell back-rack step-ups (35/45 lb) (20/20 in) 10 snatches (95/135 lb) – INTERMEDIATE – AMRAP 30 with a partner: 30 barbell back-rack step-ups (35/45 lb) (20/20 in) 15 cleans (65/95 lb) 30 barbell back-rack step-ups (35/45lb) (20/20 in) 10 snatches (65/95 lb) – BEGINNER – AMRAP 30 with a partner: 30 KB goblet hold step-ups (18/12 lb) (21/21 in) 15 cleans (45/35 lb) 30 KB goblet hold step-ups (18/12 lb) (21/21 in) 10 snatches (45/35 lb) – MASTERS 55+ – AMRAP 30 with a partner: 50 barbell...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Compete View Public Whiteboard Workout Order Notes (No Measure) 0:00-25:00 Warm-up 30:00-60:00 Workout 1: Partner Monti 70:00-80:00 Workout 2: Accessory – I 90:00-110:00 Workout 3: Run Conditioning 115:00-125:00 Stretching Focus -Macro: Lifting Heavy – Expect to see heavy loading and opportunities to lift heavier relative to your capacity. – We will also test a 1-rep-max deadlift, Diane, and Linda as CAP benchmarks. Warm-up (No Measure) 3 sets: Partner 1 | 100-meter run Partner 2 | Unweighted step-ups 1 set: 10 alternating Samson stretches 10 barbell back-rack step-ups – Each partner completes 10 reps. 1 set: 5 clean pulls 5 hang muscle cleans 5 power cleans 5 snatch pulls 5 hang muscle snatches 5 power snatches 3 sets: 3-5 power cleans 3 power snatches – Build to workout weight. – Each partner completes 3 sets of both the cleans and snatches.– For the first 3 sets, one...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit View Public Whiteboard Warm-up (No Measure) Dynamic warm-up 1 set: 1:00 easy row :30 band pull-aparts :30 push-ups from the knees 10 scap pull-ups 1 set: :30 hard row :30 band pull-aparts :30 push-ups 10 scap pull-ups 1 set: 250-meter row 250620 (Time) – RX – For time: Handstand walk (100 ft) 1,000-m row 30 handstand push-ups 1,000-m row 10 wall walks 1,000-m row – INTERMEDIATE – For time: Handstand walk (50 ft) 1,000-m row 30 handstand push-ups to a 2-in riser 1,000-m row 10 partial wall walks 1,000-m row – BEGINNER – For time: 50 plank shoulder taps 700-m row 20 pike push-ups 700-m row 10 inchworm + push-ups 700-m row – MASTERS 55+ – For time: 100 handstand shoulder taps 1,000-m row 30 handstand push-ups to a 2-in riser 1,000-m row 10 wall walks 1,000-m row Stretching (Checkmark) 1 set: 1:00 lacrosse ball tricep/side...
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BayWay CrossFit – CrossFit Compete View Public Whiteboard Workout Order Notes (No Measure) 0:00-20:00 Warm-up 25:00-35:00 Workout 1: 250619 50:00-75:00 Workout 2: 250620 85:00-105:00 Workout 3: Strength II 110:00-120:00 StretchingFocus -Macro: Lifting Heavy – Expect to see heavy loading and opportunities to lift heavier relative to your capacity. – We will also test a 1-rep-max deadlift, Diane, and Linda as CAP benchmarks. Warm-up (No Measure) 3 sets: :30 jumping jacks :30 mountain climbers 3 sets: 5 inchworms 5 push-ups 10 alternating Cossack squats 5 pause kettlebell goblet squats 5 kettlebell goblet squats 1 set: 10 kip swings 8 kipping knee raises 6 kipping knees-to-chests 4 toes-to-bars 1 set: 5 deadlifts 5 muscle cleans 5 hang power cleans 5 pause front squats 5 front squats – Use an empty barbell. 3-4 sets: 3-5 toes-to-bars 4 front squats – Use workout variations. – Build to workout weight– Elevate your heart rate while...
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At BayWay CrossFit, we see incredible stories unfold every single day. But some stories stand out and become a true reminder of what’s possible when you show up, stay consistent, and commit to the process — no matter your starting point. Tim’s story is one of those. Tim is 60 years old. He’s been part of BayWay CrossFit for just over five years. And to put it simply — the results speak for themselves. There aren’t many 60-year-old men out there who can do what Tim does inside the gym or outside. He’s strong, capable, and still improving. But his success didn’t happen overnight. It happened because of one thing: consistency. Starting Over with a Smarter Approach Like many people who walk through the doors of our gym in Baytown, Tim had been active before. He had done the typical big-box gym routines but had also dealt with injuries along the...
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