SRCF “Stop the Slop WOD” Performance Challenge 3.0
For time:
Run, 400 m
30 Air Squats
20 AbMat Sit-ups
10 Push-up (hand release)
5 Chest-to-bar Pull-ups
10 Power Snatches, 135/95 lbs
30 Air Squats
20 AbMat Sit-ups
10 Push-up (hand release)s
5 Chest-to-bar Pull-ups
10 Power Clean & Jerks, 135/95 lbs
30 Air Squats
20 AbMat Sit-ups
10 Push-up (hand release)
5 Chest-to-bar Pull-ups
Run, 400 m
Movement standards:
1. HR Push-up: Must keep toes on the ground and return to a plank each rep. Thighs must leave the ground. No “worm” or “rocking” allowed.
2. AbMat sit-up: Must touch floor behind the head and return to touch toes
3. Chest-to-Bar Pull-up: Full arm extension, chest touches bar below clavicle
4. Squat: Hip crease below top of knee, open hips at top
5. Power Snatch: Must snatch barbell continuously overhead (no stop at the shoulders i.e. C&J) and stand with open hips before lowering barbell
6. Power Clean & Jerk: Must power clean barbell to the shoulders, push or split jerk and stand with open hips and feet in line before lowering barbell
Today was our third Stop the Slop Performance WOD Challenge. We will re-test this WOD in 30 days and for those who entered the challenge we will measure the % improvement in times and the winner will get a portion of the prize money (the winner of the Nutrition Challenge will also share in the prize money). For the next month the focus of “Stop the Slop” is not only to eat right, but also to clean up technique and form. Use this time to work on becoming more efficient in movements, transitions, and rest.
This year I changed the programming slightly to allow for a workout that is still similar to “Baseline” and past Stop the Slop WOD’s but mixes it up to allow for a faster flow. Having two lifts this year with 10 reps each that are spread out (instead of one with higher reps in the middle) and not going from squats into the final run meant less rest overall and more movement. Cutting the pull-ups slightly but adding chest-to-bar still made them challenging and also upped the intensity. This variation overall seemed like a fun combination. If you need to “buy-in” then see your coach to sign up and fork over your cash. Looking forward to seeing the improvement in a month!
The Deadlift – [video]
