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Metcon

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

WOD

Dynamic mobility of the hip, shoulders, thoracic and lumbar region

AMRAP in 20 minutes

Row 400 meters

Pull-Ups 10 reps

Push-Ups 10 reps

Deadlift 10 reps (body weight)

Post rounds to comments - compare to 5/10/2010

Static and relaxed stretching after WOD

Reach Back mobility work, Charlie...

We have a new Facebook Group set up so go to the link and become a Fan of the page! 

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Front Squats 5x5

Monday, August 30, 2010

WOD

Dynamic mobility of the shoulders, hips and thoracic spine prior to lifting

Row or Run 800 meters

Front Squats 5x5

Rest

Reach Backs 3x5 each side

Open Books 5 each side

Tim, go Army!

Remember to sign up for the Nutrition "101" Seminar in the office. The sign-up sheet is located on the front counter.

We have only had 6 members sign up for Krav Maga, so unless we have 4 more sign up, we do not have enough people at this time to make the class. If you are interested in learning self defense tactical skills and getting another great way to get a workout in, sign up at the front desk. We will leave the sign up sheet through the end of this week!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Rest Day

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Rest and Recovery

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Saturday's

Saturday, August 28, 2010

WOD

Open Gym to work on Skill or Fitness Capacity Limitations (choose a Metcon, Strength, Power, or Endurance WOD to perform) or perform the posted WOD

800 meter Run or Row

3 rounds for time of

Cleans 135/95 5 reps

Wall Ball 15 reps 20/14

Finish with a 800 meter Run or Row

Post time to comments

Perform static and relaxed stretching after the WOD

Reed pulling hard for cleans!

Mobility and Stability are always required for athletic movement and movement in general in life. Where do you lack capacity? Mobility, being the ability to move your body through a specific range of motion. Stability, being able to move through specific range of motion with adequate strength and independent support. Mobility will always control stability and without it, performance and progress will be limited. Find the limited pattern of movement and camp out there until it is resolved. 

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Metcon

Friday, August 27, 2010

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD in your most limited movement pattern

Five rounds for time of

Push Press 6 reps 95/65

Toes to Bar 12 reps

Goblet Squats 24 reps (use a kettlebell or dumbbell and hold at chest height)

Static and relaxed stretching after the WOD 

Post time to comments

Coach Corey 

Goblet Squat Demo

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Jerk

Thursday, August 26, 2010

WOD

Dynamic Mobility and Jerk skill warm-up before the WOD

Split Jerks 3x5

Rest

3 Rounds for time of 

Push-Ups 25 reps

Pull-ups 25 reps

Static and relaxed stretching after the WOD of most restricted movement

Post time to comments

"The Box Rules and Basic Philosophy"

I have had a couple of members ask me questions recently that puzzled me. Maybe it is because I have not been consistent in how I have disseminated information or just lack of understanding. So, I wanted to take the opportunity to get some information out there in a clear and concise manner. 

Who we are - CrossFit Fort Worth is a school of fitness. And it is our goal to be just that at the highest level of training and service. We will do everything possible to achieve that goal, but we are a work in progress. We will not become the "Walmart"of fitness giving large discounts and driving people in the door just to increase membership. We would rather stay small and highly committed to quality fitness and lifestyle management. The protection of our community and environment is key to the quality and culture that we all want to be a part of. Even at our current rates or fees for training, I believe we are the best value at the highest level of expertise!

WOD Timing and Rules - When you arrive to train for a class, expect to be ready to warm-up at the time that class is scheduled to start on. If it is a 5:30 class, we will start warming up at 5:30 and attempt to start the WOD within 10 minutes of class starting time. Efficiency and self responsibility helps us all start on time and be ready to train. Clayton and I consistently do the same WOD that our membership does and we are generally able to complete the training in 45 minutes. So, we no how long it should take. Be ready, purpose driven and prepared to train after you stretch, be kind to others, share equipment, work toward training as a group or family of athletes, clean up your mess and always use positive motivation!

Membership levels - If you enroll in a membership level of 2,3, or unlimited visits per week, that is what you get. In very few cases have I allowed an athlete to enroll in a 2 time per week membership and come 3 times week. If I have, it was due to generally a financial hardship or economics issue. I reserve the right to do that as an owner and will continue to do that on a case by case basis. That is why I am in private business ownership and don't work for someone else. But, in general, what you purchase is what you get.

What we will continue to strive toward - Lastly, our goal is to be the best private training facility for lifestyle management in the communities we serve. You are a part of that community! This is not your typical corporate big fitness box driven by a business model that controls the fitness model. We first will promote the best in fitness and lifestyle training, and then let the nickels and noses take care of themselves. By the way, keep the comments and suggestions coming about the site and our overall product. We are working on implementing several of the ideas.

We are committed to your health,

Coach D & Michele

8/25/2010 WOD

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Metcon

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

WOD

Dynamic mobility for most limited movement prior to WOD

Four rounds for time of

Row 200, 400, 600, 800 meters

KB Swings 25 reps 1.5/1 pd

Post time to comments

Static and relaxed stretching for most limited mobility after the WOD

Ben Coad - On Ramp athlete, after his first WOD!

Remember to keep the comments and suggestions coming for website changes. We had a questions yesterday on how to look at old or archived WOD's? Next to the comment tag below the WOD postings is a tag named "permalink". Click on the permalink tag to view all previously posted WOD's, tags and archives. 

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Squats - "stronger is better"

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

WOD

Warm-Up with dynamic hip mobility, 800m row or 5x100m sprints

Squat with light to moderate load for 10-15 reps for movement training

Back Squat, Front Squat, or Overhead Squat 3x5

Rest

3x10

Seated Box Jumps(sit on 12" box jump up to 24-30" box)

Dead Hang Pull-ups

Post loads to comments

Dutch doing some lifting! Check out his blog...

Does anyone tweet or follow our facebook page? Would you like to see the WOD posted on facebook each day? Any other site suggestions. For the next week, post your suggestions on the WOD blog or give us some input at the box, we could always use a fresh idea!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

AMRAP

Monday, August 23, 2010

WOD

AMRAP 10 minutes

KB Cleans and Push Press 6 reps each arm

Body Rows 8 reps

Lunges 45/25 10 reps each leg

Post rounds to comments


Ranch WOD anyone! Once the summer heat cools and the dust settles, a Ranch WOD is coming and maybe more than one. I know it appears a little redneck, but I assure you, it will be fun! How about a ranch WOD with tactical shooting, trail run and climbing? Can't wait!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Rest Day

Sunday, August 22, 2010

WOD

Rest Day

Everyone did a great job during the team WOD yesterday. Enjoy your day off and remember to stretch, foam roll and drink lots of water today. Also, remember to schedule using our online scheduling system. try to schedule as much in advance as possible so that our coaches can be ready to give you their best!

Suffering without purpose leads to more suffering...

Posted by: Darin Deaton