Just to keep everyone updated. Gym is being cleaned at least twice a day. Operating as normal. We are basing all decisions off of facts not hype. We have plans in place for every scenario. Every second that passes is one second closer to all of this being behind us and getting more normalcy back into your lives. We are trying to keep things as “normal” as possible here. Health and safety are our two biggest concerns, always have been. Enjoy your hour here. We are going to keep it as normal as possible.
8am Endurance: slow and simple Option 1- Accumulate 45 minutes of slow steady state cardio. What does that look like. 1. a very slow run for 45 minutes. a pace where you could talk the whole time 2. A row with the damper set very flow, heart rate elevated, but able to talk. 3. A bike at what will essentially be at a cool down pace Choose one, or mix it up.
9am Mobility
10am Workout: Solo Saturday ****Partner workouts will not be happening for a couple weeks. If you are practicing for a competition try to use separate equipment for each person. Yes you will have a ton of equipment out but at least you wont have to share. 13 Min AMRAP 55 Deadlifts 225/155 INT-205/135 BEG-185/115 55 Wall Balls 20/14 55 Calorie Row 55 Handstand Push-ups INT-Extra Mat Progress. BEG- DB Press Rest 5 Minutes Claudia 12 minutes AMRAP 20 Kettlebell Swings 50/35 400m Run Rest 5 mins 2 Rounds 50 Double Unders Or Singles 15 Knees-to-elbows INT-Leg Raises BEG- Knee Raises 15 Push Jerks 155/105 INT-135/85 BEG-115/65
We are monitoring the Coronavirus situation closely and doing everything in our power to keep the gym sanitized. We will try to keep ahead of the situation. We are planning on staying open until the local, state, or Federal officials tell us to close. Here are some steps we are taking, besides non-stop cleaning, to keep you healthy and fit. 1. Starting today the gym will be open all day on weekdays and this is something we will most likely continue after this all passes. For now the reason for this to help reduce the number of people per class. Social distancing I believe they call it. we will have regularly scheduled classes and now we will have Open Gym from 7am to 9am and 11am to 4pm daily. Feel free to come in and get the workout in. chances are you might be told to work from home in the next few weeks and this would be a great opportunity to come in when it isnt so busy. 2. I do believe the panic will subside soon, but we will be posting at home workouts for you to do that will be similar to the daily Wod. If you are feeling even a little sick but well enough to work out please do the workouts at home. 3. In the unlikely event that we are ordered to shut down for a few days we will move to remote programming. I know a lot of you have some equipment at your house if not you might want to think about getting a set of dumbbells that is a normal weight you use and some bands. If we have to move to remote style of programming for a few day we will be sure to keep everyone engaged and I can promise you your fitness levels will not drop. You will have all the coaches available to answer your questions via text or messenger. Here is the link to dumbbells. Here is the link to bands.
Lets hope it doesn’t get to this, but if it does be prepared. You might at home for a days. You are going to get bored, might as well work out.
Warm Up: 3 Minute Run(800m)-Bike-Row THEN 3 Rounds: 6 Walking Lunges 5 Empty Barbell Deadlifts 5 Empty Barbell Hang Power Cleans 5 Empty Barbell Front Squats 5 Empty Barbell Shoulder Press
Strength: Clean & Jerk 2-2-2-2-2-2-2 *Optional 3 sec pause at the bottom of the jerk. Use the heaviest weight you can for each set, but working no heavier than 85%. You can Push Jerk or Split Jerk but remember if you are using the pause you have to do it with either version. Rest as needed between sets.
Workout: 6 Rounds 12 Wallballs 20/14 30 Double Unders or Singles –Coaches Notes– a nice simple couplet to finish out the week. These rounds should be nice and fast throughout all 6, with the wallball being a normal working weight 12 each round shouldn’t seem impossible or unreasonable. If you are feeling good maybe try using a heavier ball for the day for a challenge.
Optional Accessory Work: Option 1: 3x800m Run Rest 1:1
Option 2: Double KB or DB Overhead Carry 3×100 Rest as needed between
Option 3: Wall Walks 4×3 **add in a 10 second hold at the top for “fun”
AT HOME WORKOUT OPTIONS *dumbbell option
Warm up: Run 200M 3 rounds 15 air squats 15 push ups.
Dumbbell emom Every minutes for 6 minutes 2 Dumbbell deadlifts 2 Dumbbell hang cleans 2 Dumbbell push jerks
Wod 6 Rounds 8 Dumbbell thrusters 30 Double Unders or Singles ——————————————————————————————————————– At home no equipment options 5 minutes run warm up Then 3 rounds 15 air squats, 15 push ups. If you have no equipment you can’t really clean and jerks, so we can work on two wods. Wod 1 10 Minutes Even minutes run 40 seconds Odd Minutes 10 sit ups
Wod 2 6 Rounds 25 Squats 8 push ups (preferably inverted push ups) 30 Jump ups to very a low box/ledge anything about 4 inches tall. the ledge in a garage is usually this height.
Send all Birthday Cards to her. When you finish the wod (if you finish) send all complaints to her as well. You might not be wishing her a happy anything after this… all joking aside, have fun with this one, pace yourself as its not a sprint, and try to pick weights and movements that will allow you to finish under the time cap. This is going to be a tough one.
Warm up Start with a 5 minutes bike or row. Get all your equipment ready and do rounds of this wod slowly cutting all the reps to 5.
32 minute time cap 4 rounds 16 Bike cals 16 Box jumps 16 Deadlift 135/95 16 Clean 135/95 16 Bar over burpee 16 Pull up toes to bar **** see videos below. can also be split into 16 pull ups THEN 16 Toes to bar 16 Sit ups
*** there are two ways to do pull up/toes to bar combo, the top way is how most of us will do them. The bottom video is more technical but will save you time.
Warm Up: 4 Minute Run(800m)-Bike-Row THEN 3 Rounds 10 Squat Therapy Reps 10 Empty Bar Glute Bridge 6 Empty Bar Kang Squats 10 Sit-Ups or Hollow Rocks ** you are still feeling tight from Mondays workout make sure to get some extra stretching in before class or as much as you can before the workout. Get on the bike for a bit maybe and then stretch or roll out the areas that are still sore. BECAUSE this workout will need your legs to be ready to go.
You will have time to build to your working weight
Workout: For Time: 400m Run 15 Back Squats 225/155 INT-185/125 BEG-135/95 400m Run 12 Back Squats 225/155 INT-185/125 BEG-135/95 400m Run 9 Back Squats 225/155 INT-185/125 BEG-135/95
–Coaches Notes– Taking into consideration how your legs feel pick a weight that DOES NOT feel like you’re trying to max out every rep. Yes there should be a moderate amount of weight on your bar but nothing to push you to failure due to weight. The workout should take anywhere from 10 to 15 minutes so let that help decide your weight as well. Take your time getting into your squats from the run, you don’t have to rush to them or through them. Your rep count does go down through the WOD so keep consistent working sets the whole time.
Optional Accessory Work: Option 1: Sled Push 3x50m Try to rest 1:1 with keeping the weight lighter, NOT empty but lighter.
Option 2: Strict Pull Ups 4 sets of MAX reps OR If you’d like you can use a tempo instead for 4×10 reps Tempo= Explode Up- 5 Second Pause at top- 9 Second Down- 2 Second Hold at Bottom
Warm Up: 3 Rounds: 7 Burpees 8 Leg Swings Each Leg 8 Lateral Jumps 8 Empty Bar Power Snatches 8 Empty Bar Clean and Jerks
8 Minutes power snatch emom- this is meant to be technique work and help you warm up for the workout 3 Per minutes, end a little heavier than the weight you are picking for the workout
Workout: 3 Rounds 10 Ground-to-Overheads 95/65 INT-75/45 BEG-55/35 200m Shuttle Run (4x 50 m) –Coaches Notes– If you noticed the first movement is just listed as “Ground to Overhead”, so as it sounds anyway you’d like to get it from the ground to locked out overhead is your choice. You can go with a clean and jerk or snatches for the workout, best way to decide is to see if that weight is heavy or light for you to move. If it is light then snatch might go quicker, if it is a little heavy maybe the clean and jerk is better. You could also just decide to work on one or the other. Whichever you pick the workout should stay under 8 minutes.
Optional Accessory Work: Option 1: Candlestick Conditioning for 5 Minutes or 40 Candlestick Burpees ((The video below shows some progressions for the burpees))
Option 2: Sotts Press ((Video Posted Below)) 4×8 Stay light with this movement, especially if you’ve never done them.
