Back Squat 6-4-2
Back Squat 6-4-2
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
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Back Squat 6-4-2
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Shoulder Press 4-4-4
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
3 RFT: Run, Pull-ups and DB Push Press3 rounds for time of:
Run 400m
25 Pull-ups
25 Dumbbell Push Press, pick load
The Push Press: In the push press, the muscles of the power zone — including the hip flexors, hip extensors (glutes and hams), spinal erectors, and quadriceps — assist the arms in driving the barbell overhead. With the push press, you will be able to move overhead as much as 30% more weight than with the shoulder press. Regular practice of the push press — and the push jerk — develops power and speed, which are critical to effective and efficient athletic movement.
Shoulder Press 4-4-4
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Record your best Thruster 5 rep max lift.
Only include the heaviest 5 rep, do not include sets prior to it.
Clean Pull + Hang Power Clean 1-1-1-1
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Squat Snatch + Overhead Squat 1-1-1-1
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Squat Snatch + Overhead Squat 1-1-1-1
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Alt EMOM 15 mins: Wall Walks, Double Unders, and SnatchesEvery 1 min for 15 mins, alternating between:
3 Wall Walks
25 Double Unders
3 Snatches, pick load
Photo by @snoridgecrossfit
Back Squat 8-6-4
Use the heaviest weight you can for each set.
Rest as needed between sets.
Murph Prep: Run and Cindy Intervals4 rounds, each round for time, of:
Run 400m
3 rounds of
5 Pull-ups
10 Push-ups
15 Air Squats
Rest 1:30 between each round.
Photo by @snoridgecrossfit
The Kipping Pull-up
This “cheat” derives from a powerful and athletic reversal of hip direction — like that of the clean and the snatch — and expands the primary movers from just the back and arms down through the torso and hip to include the power zone. Far from being a cheat, kipping is a gateway skill with functional utility on the rings, parallel bars, high bar, and floor (the quickest way to get to your feet). Where most athletic communities avoid the kip, we go to great lengths to teach and learn it. ~ www.crossfit.com