WOD 11/17

A. 9:00 EMOM
Min 1 – 3 Close Grip Bench Press
Min 2 – 3 Neutral Grip Bench Press
Min 3 – 3 Wide Grip Bench Press
*Use approximately 70% of floor press max
*Press the bar as fast as possible off of the chest all the way to lockout.

B. 10 Rounds
5 Pull-Ups
10 Push-Ups
15 Russian KBS @ 24/16

then…

20 Power Clean (135/95 lbs)
*Total time recorded
*30 minute cap

Extra Credit
6:00 EMOM

2-4 Strict Pull-ups
*pull as high as possible, good clean reps, best done before class.

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WOD 11/16

A. 18:00 E202
1 Hip Power Snatch + 1 Hang Power Snatch + 1 Power Snatch x6 Sets

then…

3 Snatch DL x 3 Sets
*goal is to increase slightly from last week, or do the majority of your sets at your heavies weight from last week

B. 7 Rounds
10 Box Jump Overs @ 24/20
10 Front Squats @ 95/65
*Time recorded

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WOD 11/13

A. 12:00 E:90 O:90
3 Sumo Deadlifts @ 60%

B. 20:00 for quality
5 Muscle Cleans @ 135/95
10 Sit-ups
10 TIc Tac @ 15/25
10 Hollow Rocks
10 Ball Slams
50 M Farmers Walk
200 M Row

C. 3 Rounds
8 Bent Over Row
8 Strict Chin-ups
*recommended weight 135/95

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WOD 11/12

A. 3 Sets
8 Hollow Rock
8 Band Face Pulls

B.10:00 EMOM
Min 1- 3-5 TTB
Min 2- 3-5 Burpee Box Jump Overs

C. 3 Round
400 M Run
10 Rev. Lunges/ leg w/ KB
15 Russian KBS @ 24/16
20 Double Unders

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WOD 11/11

A. 10:00 E202
Back Squat x3x5 @ :05 Pause

B. 6:00 EM0M
Deadlift x2x1 @ 50%
Deadlift x2x1 @ 55%
Deadlift x2x1 @ 60%
Deadlift x2x1 @ 65%
Deadlift x2x1 @ 70%

In 9:00
Deadlift x2x3 @ 75%

C. 3 Rounds
8 Stiff Leg DL
8 Good Mornings
*recommended weight 135/95

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WOD 11/10

A. 9:00 EMOM

Min 1 – 3 Close Grip Bench Press
Min 2 – 3 Neutral Grip Bench Press
Min 3 – 3 Wide Grip Bench Press
*Use approximately 65% of floor press max
*Press the bar as fast as possible off of the chest all the way to lockout.

B. 20:00 AMRAP
20 Thrusters @ 105/75 lbs
20 Pull-Ups
20 Burpees
*Rounds + reps recorded

Extra Credit
6:00 EMOM
2-4 Strict Pull-ups
*pull as high as possible, good clean reps, best done before class.

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Welcome to our Winter Training Cycle || Coach Wes Kimball

First off thanks to everyone who particiapated in the #Brickbybrick fundraising event for our friend Mino Soloman yesterday. If you’re unfamiliar with Mino’s story or how you can help check the event facebook page, and his fundraising page.   

 

Today marks the beginning of our winter training cycle, and I’m here to give everyone  some insight into what they can expect for the next 7 weeks.  One thing that will be a bit different is a dedicated progressive deadlifting “wave” program that’s integrated into the training cycle. Basically we’ll have specific percentages to work off of, and we’ll have a two days of deadlift work every week (Wednesday will be “heavy” days, and Friday will be “speed” days).  Below is the outline for the rest of this cycle.

 

 

Once again a quick review on how we run our training cycles:

Week 1: Test Week

Week 2-7: Training Block (3 week base + 3 week peak)

Week 8: Retest Week

Weeks 9 & 10: Transition weeks

The training block breaks out into two phases, a 3 week Base Phase followed by a 3 week Peak Phase.

My overarching goals for this training cycle are:

  • Improve speed & power via the power snatch
  • Improve absolute strength in the deadlift
  • Improve posterior strength via deadlifts, and deadlift auxiliary work.
  • Improve horizontal upper body pushing strength using bench press, and floor press variations
  • Improve medium range aerobic power efforts  (10-15 minute time frame) via traditional CrossFit couplets, triplets and chipper to improve thresholds.  We’ll also use some steady state aerobic base work to improve recovery and overall endurance.

Some specifics you can expect in the base phase:

  • Snatch work and threshold work on Mondays
  • Upper body strength and skill work on Tuesdays and Thursdays
  • Aerobic power work on Tuesdays and Thursdays
  • Deadlift work on Wednesdays and Fridays
  • Aerobic base and posterior auxiliary work on Fridays
  • As always team work on Saturdays

Final news and notes:

On Friday November 20th we’re going to be holding an in house event we’re calling “Night of Champions”.  Basically we’ll be doing two separate “Ladders” in the Push Press and Clean (power or squat).  This is just a fun way to get the community together and lift some heavy weights! All of the proceed will go to a gym “Christmas present” i.e. new piece of equipment we’ll let everyone vote on after the event is complete.  

For more info check out our post here or the Facebook event page here.

That’s it for now folks! As always feel free to hit me up at wes@crossfitaustin.com with additional questions!

-Coach Wes

WOD 11/9

A. 18:00 E202
1 Hip Power Snatch + 1 Hang Power Snatch x3 Sets

then….
1 Hang Power Snatch + Power Snatch x3 Sets

Then…
3 Snatch DL x 3 Sets

B. In 10:00
Thrusters x6x3 sets
*build to a heaviest set

C. 3 Rounds
20 Wall Balls @ 20/14
200 M Run
*Time recorded

“The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine.” –Mike Murdock

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