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New Year's Eve 2011

Saturday, December 31, 2011

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

"2011"- 2011 total reps/meters of the following movements

4 Rounds of:

Row 400 meters

Wall ball 20 reps

KTE 20 reps

KB swings 20 reps

Sit-ups 20 reps

Air squats 20 reps

At the end of the WOD perform 11 burpees! Happy New Year!

Post time to comments

Have a Great New Year's Eve and get ready for 2012! CFFTW is going to have new quarterly events, community activities and challenges. Keep your eyes on the site and the WHAT'S NEW section for upcoming events. We look forward to serving you in the New Year for a New You!

We will be closed tomorrow and open Monday Jan 2, 2012 for the 5:30 and 6:30pm classes.

Posted by: Darin Deaton

DL-OHS-HC

Friday, December 30, 2011

WOD 

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

Five rounds for time of:

Deadlift 8 reps135/95

Overhead Squat 6 reps 135/95

Hang Cleans(squat) 3 reps 135/95

Post time to comments


Posted by: Darin Deaton

Clean & Jerk

Thursday, December 29, 2011

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

Clean and Jerk 3x5 (progressive loads over the 5 sets, can be a push or split jerk)

Rest

Tabata KB Swings 1.5/1 pd (20 secs of work/10 secs of rest / 8 rounds)

Post loads and lowest rep count for swings

Posted by: Darin Deaton

METCON

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

For time:

Row 500 meters

Three rounds for time of:

Wall ball 25 reps

KTE 15 reps

Deadlift 5 reps 225/165

Row 500 meters

Post time to comments


Posted by: Darin Deaton

Back Squats

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

Back Squats 5x5 (begin squats after warm up with 70% of 1RM and load progressively)

Rest

1/2 Cindy intervals (2x5 min intervals with a 2 min rest in between)

Pull-ups 5 reps

Push-ups 10 reps

Squats 15 reps

Rest and repeat after 2 min rest

Post loads and rounds per intervals to comments

New Year's Hours

Saturday-New Year's Eve - Normal classes and hours

Sunday- New Year's Day-Closed

Monday-Closed in AM but open in PM for 5:30/6:30 pm classes

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Christmas "Burn Off"

Monday, December 26, 2011

WOD

Dynamic mobility before the WOD

AMRAP in 16 minutes of:

Row 400 meters

Double unders 20 reps

KB Swings 15 reps 1.5/1pd

Cleans 5 reps 135/85

Post rounds to comments

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Christmas Day

Sunday, December 25, 2011


What a great year 2011 has been! Enjoy the Christmas season with your family. Celebrate the life that is represented by the season. We can't wait for the New Year! Great things happening at CrossFit Fort Worth!
Posted by: Darin Deaton

Christmas Eve

Saturday, December 24, 2011

Merry Christmas to all! From our family, to yours

May the blessings of the Savior, Jesus Christ, and the meaning of the season, bless you and your family!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Back Squats

Friday, December 23, 2011

WOD

Back Squats @ 75% 1RM for 3x5

Rest

5 Rounds for time of:

Hang cleans 5 reps 145/115 (this is a squat clean)

Burpees 20 reps

Post loads and times to comments

Merry Christmas to all of the CrossFit Fort Worth Family and Friends! Have a blessed holiday! We will be closed Christmas Eve and Day and will re-open Monday.

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Open Gym

Thursday, December 22, 2011

WOD

Open Gym (no programming except for on-ramp members, coaches will be onsite to assist as needed)

Post loads, rounds, comments etc. as needed

Programming

Within CrossFit boxes the programming may seem random to most observers, but there is definitely organization to the chaos that sometimes follows after athletes begin the WOD. Programming can take many different forms, endurance, stamina, strength, metabolic capacity or most likely a combination of all of the above. The value of performing programming provided by your box is that you can be assured that it has a general application to developing well rounded fitness. Also, performing the WOD with other members supports the interaction of local community and insures that all members are included in the process of training. Programming specific to one's particular needs is of some value, but only to the athlete that has achieved a higher level of fitness or elite status. "The value of individualized programming should be reserved for the individual that is experiencing diminishing returns with GPP programming, and for most this has not occurred yet."-Greg Glassman

With the exception of some augmented strength training, even the most elite of athletes still perform some form of main site or box programming to support their level of fitness. For the reasons listed above, many box owners do not allow outside programming in their boxes. Why should they? The desire to develop some exotic programming model does not produce better results. Attention should be given to basic strength development augmented by short and long anaerobic and aerobic training. This is why each box provides programming to its own community or uses the main site. Training together using the box WOD develops physical capacity and community! 

Posted by: Darin Deaton