The goal for the majority of you is to be able to do the prescribed reps. This may mean you need to scale the load. Focus on getting the reps done vs trying to use the rx’d load. Use the prep part to figure out…
This is a great test in knowing limits. There is a fine line between when you should rest more and when you should pick up the kettlebell and attempt your set. Some athletes will be a little better at knowing this than others, but today…
Today is a simple couplet. It is a moderate/heavy load combined with a highly metabolic gymnastics movement. We can vaguely remember CrossFit.com posting a workout with these movements in many moons ago. We remember being allowed to use a rack and we remember it being…
We have incorporated an incremental ladder for front squats and bulgarian lunges. Both are for reps/volume. We have capped the unloaded to a time limit, otherwise if we did it to failure, it could go on for a while. Share this:
The goal is for you to try complete the workout as rx’d as possible. Or, at least one portion of it as rx’d. Some might not be able to perform all the runs rx’d, but can do the pull-ups / burpees and vice versa. The…
The design with today’s programming was to play around with some moderately volumed running (2 k) using shorter intervals, and moderate reps of a gymnastics movement within a certain time frame. Rather than throwing together a 20 minute amrap we like the way every minute…
This one is going to be a sprint. The nature of the kick-sits and wall climbs will naturally slow you down, but the overall volume and intention is going to be a sub 5 minute workout as well. Add load to the lunges if possible….
We are switching gears today, and going for a fast pace Triplet. Two movements require a lot of leg involvement and a lot of cardiovascular output. You will be breathing hard throughout the workout and leg fatigue will set in around the 2nd/3rd round. The…
Let’s get inverted today. Developing strength and strength endurance in the overhead position. The intention here is to be able to keep moving for the full 30 seconds as well, so you will need to find a challenging modification that allows your to do this….
In memory of Navy Lieutenant Michael Murphy, 29, of Patchogue, N.Y., who was killed in Afghanistan June 28th, 2005. This workout was one of Mike’s favorites and he’d named it “Body Armor”. From here on it will be referred to as “Murph” in honor of…
