That’s two members turning 70 years old in the last week! It’s been great to have you training at our gym Helen. For those of you who haven’t met Helen yet, you’ll be inspired to hear that Helen has found that CrossFit has significantly improved her 10k run times!
In 25 minutes reach a 1RM in the back squat
Rest 5 minutes
AMRAP back squat at 85% of the 1RM you just completed
“The Bear”
Power Clean
Front Squat
Push Press
Back Squat
Push Press
7 sets without the bar resting on the ground
Start at a weight light enough that you can do all 7 sets at without resting. Then, rest 2-10 minutes, increase the weight, and try again. Keep doing this until you find a weight with which you cannot complete the routine.
B. 1 Round as quickly as possible Not For Time of:
100 RDLs w/20% of 1RM deadlift
100 Kettlebell w/25-55 pounds
100 Bent Over Rows with barbell
100 Good Mornings with barbell
100 Reverse Hyper Extensions
C. Accumulate 60s in L-sit. Begin each attempt by raising toes to bar and then lowering to an L for hold.
A whopper of a workout to take us into our “light week”. Go hard. Give it all. RPE of 10 on part C, for sure! Hold back nothing!
A. Front Squat 3×3 (set a baseline today… not a max) ~15 minutes
B. Back Squat 1×20 (find something challenging for 16-20 reps… record RPE at end of set!) ~10 minutes
C. For time: ~10 minutes
Row 500 meters
21 Burpees
Run 400 meters
D. Accumulate 75 seconds in L-hang. Begin every set with a straight-leg lift to L.
B. Back Squat 3×3 or 3×5 (increase by 5#)
The idea here is to increase either your 3RM or your 5RM. If you, for example, last did 225 for 3 sets of 5, but you aren’t feeling ready to do 230 for 3 sets of 5, do 230 for 3 sets of 3.
C. Tabata Pushups
D. Accumulate 75 seconds in L-hang. Begin every set with a straight-leg lift to L.
Bodyweight Back Squat Max Reps; rest 15 seconds *if you stop longer than 5 seconds at the top, your set is over
7 Burpee Box Jumps 20″; rest 60 seconds *aim for fast, unbroken sets
READ THIS… DO THIS!!!!!!
“We consistently have to cue our athletes to keep their knees out in the deepest ranges of their squat.”
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