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  • RivenV
    RivenV Posts: 1,667 Member
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    Sidebar: I know it's not about competing with others, but I noticed at the box I went to the other day, the times ranged from 6:40 all the way up to 17 minutes and change. Is that about how quickly you want to get through the workout, generally? (I know it's all relative, I'm just trying to decide if perhaps I should scale a little more the first couple times I go in after joining so I'm finishing more in sync with those times.)

    There are two schools of thought on the scaling aspect. Some say you'll get more out of your workouts by scaling it so that you finish in the time most of the class does also. I don't necessarily go by that though. I will scale it as much is needed to try to do my workout but also push me hard. Id rather push hard and take longer than scale it so much I don't feel like im working (as long as my form doesn't suffer). easier said than done but I say you just do what makes you feel the best and don't worry about your time or anyone elses.

    Thanks. :) I was thinking that there's a fine line between scaling to maintain a competitive time and scaling so much that it's no longer "work." I like the method you described: push hard and scale only minimally (unless form becomes an issue). Times be damned! That will improve...with time.
  • kevie1021
    kevie1021 Posts: 543 Member
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    Warm Up:
    Row 750m
    Alt tabata: side to side hammy stretch and bent over windmill stretch
    Hamstring Mobility in band
    30 second handstand hold
    20 SDLHP w/40# kb
    10 alt kb clean and jerks @40#

    Strength/Skill:
    Find 1RM Deadlift
    Worked up to new PR @375#!

    WOD: For time:
    8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
    Deadlift @135#
    Clean and Jerks @135#

    Completed in 10:34
  • bostonwolf
    bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
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    Two day testing for our 30 day Paleo challenge that starts today.

    Today's WOD

    EMOTM 1 Squat Clean Thruster



    Women’s weights (starts at 35 lbs, ascends 5 lbs per minute)

    35-40-45-50-55-60-65-70-75-80-85-90-95-100-105, etc.

    Men’s weights (starts at 65 lbs, ascends 10 lbs per minute until 165, 5 lbs per minute thereafter)

    65-75-85-95-105-115-125-135-145-155-165-170-175, etc.

    Goal is to achieve highest possible weight for score.

    Barbell must pass through a full depth squat and finish overhead in one motion from the bottom
  • bostonwolf
    bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
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    snip

    Sidebar: I know it's not about competing with others, but I noticed at the box I went to the other day, the times ranged from 6:40 all the way up to 17 minutes and change. Is that about how quickly you want to get through the workout, generally? (I know it's all relative, I'm just trying to decide if perhaps I should scale a little more the first couple times I go in after joining so I'm finishing more in sync with those times.)

    There are two schools of thought on the scaling aspect. Some say you'll get more out of your workouts by scaling it so that you finish in the time most of the class does also. I don't necessarily go by that though. I will scale it as much is needed to try to do my workout but also push me hard. Id rather push hard and take longer than scale it so much I don't feel like im working (as long as my form doesn't suffer). easier said than done but I say you just do what makes you feel the best and don't worry about your time or anyone elses.

    Thanks. :) I was thinking that there's a fine line between scaling to maintain a competitive time and scaling so much that it's no longer "work." I like the method you described: push hard and scale only minimally (unless form becomes an issue). Times be damned! That will improve...with time.

    I think the as you start it's best to err on the side of it being too easy/finishing the workout.

    As mentioned, good form is more important than finishing fast. Once you have the baseline time you can progress from there. That's right from a couple of our coaches. Your goal should be ramping up to RX eventually. If people are not RXing when they could just to finish quickly, that is a coaching problem.
  • RivenV
    RivenV Posts: 1,667 Member
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    Today was the first time that I've knowingly done a named workout. ... It was awesome.

    Helen
    3 Rounds for time:
    Run 400M
    21 KB Swings (53/35)
    12 Pull-ups

    Our coach tries to make sure we're working next to another personal of comparable fitness level, so he put myself and another relatively new to the box gal on one side together. We were both doing banded pull-up (myself with a green, her with a blue), and we were sharing a 30# and a 25# KB. I volunteered for the heavier KB first with the agreement that "about halfway" through, we'd swap so she was on the 30# and I was on the 25#. Besides her arriving at the KBs first, we were pretty even-paced. She never picked up the 30# one, though; when I got to them she was always working with the 25#. I was feeling pretty sassy still by the end so I just stuck with the 30#. I finished it in about 12:35 and that's pretty safely the middle of the pack for Rxers and scalers. I'm definitely looking forward to doing that workout exactly as prescribed one day.
  • Dmkolls
    Dmkolls Posts: 150 Member
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    Back Squat (5 x 3 )
    @85%

    Metcon (Time)
    3 RFT:
    15 Burpee – Burpee Pull ups
    20 KB Cleans (1.5/1.0 – 2.0/1.5)**
    25 Weighted Sit ups
    **KB Cleans are 10L / 10 R

    I am incapable of doing a pull up, even with the band. Thus, I see ring rows in my future.....usually it's 3 ring rows for every 1 pull up.
  • Summer_Lunatic
    Summer_Lunatic Posts: 543 Member
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    Squat Clean Thruster

    In 12 Minutes build to a tough touch and go double

    Then

    4 Rounds for time of

    50 Double Unders

    10 Squat Clean Thrusters (135/95)


    Yeah ... umm ... I can't even really skip much less crank out double unders. 4 reps of 50 just ain't gonna happen.
  • ascrit
    ascrit Posts: 770 Member
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    "Air Force WOD"
    From the 2009 CrossFit Games Midwest Sectionals

    4 Burpees EMOM

    In the remaining time, complete the following:
    20 Thrusters 95/65
    20 SDHP
    20 Push Jerks
    20 Overhead Squats
    20 Front Squats
    15 Minute Cap

    This is gonna be a killer.
  • SnicciFit
    SnicciFit Posts: 967 Member
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    Today's WOD was very unusual. I almost skipped it. I'm glad I didn't, because it gave a lot of focus to form, but it also made me feel like a total weakling. My back (shoulders) keeps wanting to sag :(

    Individual Warm-up
    2 rounds of: 10 shoulder passes, 25′ walking lunge/Samson stretch, 25′ inch worm, 10 ring rows, 10 overhead squats
    1 round of: run 400 meters, banded shoulder stretch, 10 hip extension

    Strength
    EMOM 5 minutes:

    1 Power Snatch + 1 Hang Power Snatch @ 70% (of max Snatch any style)

    EMOM 5 minutes

    1 Power Clean + 1 Hang Power Clean @ 70% (of max Clean any style)

    WOD
    4X5 3 Stop Snatch Pulls – rest 30 sec btwn sets
    4X5 Hang Clean Hi-Pulls – heavy (BB should rise to chest height – elbows above bar), rest 30 sec.
    4X5 Split Press –rest 30 sec.
  • kevie1021
    kevie1021 Posts: 543 Member
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    "Air Force WOD"
    From the 2009 CrossFit Games Midwest Sectionals

    4 Burpees EMOM

    In the remaining time, complete the following:
    20 Thrusters 95/65
    20 SDHP
    20 Push Jerks
    20 Overhead Squats
    20 Front Squats
    15 Minute Cap

    This is gonna be a killer.

    Yeah, id see me hitting the cap on that one
  • kevie1021
    kevie1021 Posts: 543 Member
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    Warm Up:
    1000m run
    20 pvc passthroughs
    Alt tabata: OHS w/PVC pipe and jumping jacks
    Arm circles
    Inch worms w/push up
    15 kbs @45#

    Strength/Skill:
    Strict Press: 3 @95#, 5 @135#, 5 @145#, 5 @155#

    WOD:
    “Chocolate Kale”
    13 min AMRAP:
    1 Rope Climb
    5 OHS @95#
    10 kettlebell swings @50#
    15 HRPUs

    4 Rounds completed
  • Kmh45126
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    Here's tomorrow's...

    WOD:: 9-11 “Hero WOD”

    2,001 m row -OR- 2,001 m run (1.25 miles)
    11 Box Jumps 24/30
    11 Thrusters 85/125 (125 deaths at The Pentagon)
    11 Burpee to Chest Bar Pull Ups
    11 Cleans 105/175 (Flight #175 AA, south tower)
    11 HSPU
    11 KB Swings 53/70
    11 T2B
    11 Deadlifts 120/170 (170# = 77 kg…..Flight 77)
    11 Push Jerks 80/110 (110 lbs = number of floors in each tower)
    2,001 m row -OR- 2,001 run (1.25 miles)
  • Dmkolls
    Dmkolls Posts: 150 Member
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    Metcon (Time)
    9/11 Tribute WOD “Never Forget” courtesy of CrossFit Big D
    9 RFT:
    11 Burpees
    20 Double Unders
    01 Deadlift (375/245)
  • bostonwolf
    bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
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    20:01 Minute AMRAP

    8 Power Snatches (75/45)

    10 Wall Balls

    343 m row or run (for Fire House 343)



    I think I can get through four full reps and into #5
  • kevie1021
    kevie1021 Posts: 543 Member
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    Warm up:
    1000m Run
    Spiderman w/torso twist
    Pistol stretch (30 sec each leg)
    30 sec handstand hold
    15 HRPUs
    Burpee Broad Jumps across gym

    Strength/Skill:
    Work up to 1RM Front Squat
    3@135#, 3@185#, 3@205, 3@225#, 3@245#, 1@275#, 1@295# - New PR!

    WOD: "Bulger"
    Ten rounds for time of:
    Run 150 meters
    7 Chest to bar pull-ups
    7 Front squats @135#
    7 Handstand push-ups (modified)
    --20 minute time cap--

    Finished 5 rounds 5 reps in 20 mins
  • RivenV
    RivenV Posts: 1,667 Member
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    5 Rounds for Time (155#/110#)

    12 Deadlifts
    9 Hang power cleans
    6 Push jerks

    Being a little new, I didn't get anywhere near 110. I also didn't do a push jerk because I'm not well-trained in the split/lunge part, yet. I did a push press instead. I started with 75# and actually had to scale down to 65# because I was really struggling with the weight on the push press. I hate having to go down in weight in the middle of the workout, but I'd rather the trainer advised me to go down than he advised me to go up. I want to get the most out of my workouts! I finished this one in 12:38.
  • Tobi1013
    Tobi1013 Posts: 732 Member
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    Yesterday:

    4 rounds for time:
    25 butterfly sit-ups
    20 traveling alternating pushups (scaled to planks when I could no longer do pushups)
    15 ring pullups (scaled to ring rows)
    10 KB swings (scaled to 20lbs)

    Finished in 20:48. I was exhausted but thrilled to have made it under the 25 minute time cap.
  • 3dogsrunning
    3dogsrunning Posts: 27,167 Member
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    91114 WOD

    3 minute rounds - max reps.
    Row (calories for reps)
    Pistol squats (I did assisted)
    Burpees
    Rope climbs 15ft (I got two).

    Score - 122
  • engineergirl
    engineergirl Posts: 22 Member
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    9/11 Tribute WOD

    For time: (35 minute limit)

    (Flight) 11 Thrusters (135/95)
    8 (AM) Wall Balls (20/14)
    46 (AM) Situps
    (Flight) 175 m Run
    9 (AM) Front Squat (135/95)
    02 (AM (2x100m) Bear Crawl
    (Flight) 77 Air Squats
    9 (AM) Shoulder Press (135/95)
    37 (AM Push Ups
    (Flight) 93 Double Unders
    10 (AM Overhead Squat (135/95)
    07 (AM) Bar Facing Burpees
    9 (MM) Goblet Squat (70/45)
    11 (DD) Push Press (135/95)
    01 (YY) Turkish Getup (70/45)
  • Tobi1013
    Tobi1013 Posts: 732 Member
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    Strength:

    4 rounds of:
    5 ring pull ups or bar assist pullups with light band or deep ring rows
    1 rope ascent or 3 beginner rope modifications (pull up from prone position on the floor to standing)
    5 handstand pushups or strict presses

    I did the deep ring rows, beginner rope pull and 55# presses. In the heat and humidity this evening, this was quite draining.


    WOD

    For time:
    21-15-9
    Overhead squat (115lbs/75lbs)
    Ring dips


    I scaled to 55# overhead squats and parallette dips and finished in 7:19. I really need to work on my overhead squats.