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Team WOD

Saturday, March 06, 2010

"Beach WOD, without the Beach, Bummer"
Three Rounds
2 Person Teams
4 Stations
Box Jump 30 reps
Wheel barrow 
Burpees 30 reps
Back peddling
KB Swings 30 reps 1.5/1 pood
Dead Man Carry 
Overhead Squats PVC 30 reps
Sprint
Repeat
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This is going to be a fun one, don't miss it! Best time out of all three WOD's gets two free t-shirts of the newest designs. They are trick! If you don't have a partner, contact one of the other members and get them there. Three WOD's as usual in the morning, 8-9-10. Best time from all three classes wins!!!


Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, July 31, 2010

WOD

Team WOD - "2 by 2"

2 Rounds for time of

Run 1200 meters

80 KB Swings 1.5/1

80 Box Jumps

Walking with weight plate overhead 100 meters 45/25 (team members start at box and walk to school sign together with one carrying weight overhead and one walking besides, when one gets tired the other can carry, if male/female team, carry both weights but only one overhead at a time)

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Each team starts WOD together and does not start the next movement until they both return to the box from the first 1200 meter run. Then each team completes the prescribed rep count of the next movements for that round with only one team member working at a time. Reps can be shared however the team chooses to divide the work. Then they start the 2nd round together and again can't start the movements until they both return from the run. The WOD is over when both athletes complete the work. 

Come join us and learn how to defend yourself! Click on the Event announcement for more information. If you are interested, let your coach know.

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, October 09, 2010

WOD

Dynamic warm-up before the WOD

Team WOD - Two person team completes the following WOD. Only one person working at a time except for during row.

Overhead Carry 45 lbs 400m (one person carries and then hand off if needed)

Pull-Ups 50 reps

Partner Medicine Ball Sit-ups 50 reps

One Arm KB Snatches 50 reps (movement is a swinging snatch from the bottom of the swing to the top overhead with the arm vertical next to the ear)

Row 2000 meters (250m sprint row, then hand off to partner in intervals until 2000 meters completed)

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CrossFit Total can also be performed if you missed it this week in the box.

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Tim carrying one of the new aquabags!

DFW Mud RUN - If you are running in the Mud Run remember to pick up your registration packet the week of the run. The run is November 6-7th, check the site for your start time and date. Also, we have not seen many post on the endurance blog for the 10k programmed 12 week progression. If you have been doing the runs, let us know!

This next week on Wednesday Night at the 5:30-6:30 class times, Eatology will be providing sample gourmet foods for tasting. Eatology is a gourmet food service that prepares zone/paleo friendly meals and delivers to you on a weekly basis. The food is organic, preservative free and balanced so that you get the right protein, carb, fat ratios. Meals are specifically designed for women and men. The menu changes weekly. Grab a brochure in the front office!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, October 30, 2010

WOD

Team WOD

Each team of 2 complete the following total movements and reps in any order and divide the reps as needed.

2000m Row, 100 wall ball, 400m 45# carry, 100 sit-ups, 1600m Run, 10 muscle-ups, 20 HSPU

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Coach Roper timing Coach Corey in the HALLOWOD!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, January 15, 2011

WOD

Dynamic group mobility and warm-up before the WOD

2 Person teams - AMRAP in 12 minutes of the following movements. Move from one movement to the next every three minutes. Only 1 team member working at a time. Rowing is counted as 1 rep each meter. The team with the most reps, wins!

Box Jumps

Pull-Ups

Thrusters 65/45

Rowing

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Group warm-up, OHS primer...

Wow! Can you say, love me some OHS, HSPU and toes to bar! There are some WOD's that look easy and then pow! Yesterday's WOD was definitely one of those types of WOD's. Why was it so difficult? Skill. The OHS and the HSPU are complicated, difficult movements that require great mobility and upper body and core strength respectively. I've always said, if you want to expose an athletes ability, have them OHS. There was some great effort in the box. For 2011, continue to work on those areas where you feel weak or less capable. This is the beauty of CrossFit and CrossFit programming. It is always there to challenge our capacities and character!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, June 25, 2011

WOD

In teams of two complete the following movements.Work can be broken up however needed.Time stops when the last team member finishes the run:

80 Pull-ups

80 Overhead Squats 95/65

80 Power Cleans 95/65 

Run 800 meters

Don't miss Muay Thai on Saturday mornings!

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, July 09, 2011

WOD

Dynamic warm-up and mobility before the WOD

Team Relay - two person teams perform the following movements. While one is rowing, running or doing burpees the other is working doing the movement. The goal is to complete the rowing, running or burpee movement as quickly as possible while your partner performs the other movement waiting on the partner to finish. Scoring is calculated by adding up all the reps performed of the push-ups, KB swings, and thrusters and then subtracting the time from the total movement score. The team with the highest score wins! Each partner has to perform each movement.

Run 400 meters - Push-Ups

Row 400 meters - KB Swings

50 Burpees - Thrusters 95/65

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It is so cool when we see one of our members achieve a goal! The muscle-up is a skill that few athletes possess and requires strength, coordination and timing. Here Ben is getting his first muscle-up. Ben has also been interning with Coach Miles assisting with the ZoiFit Strength & Conditioning Camp for BCS this summer. Ben is getting ready to head off to John Brown University on an ROTC Scholarship. Way to go Ben!

Check out this CF Journal video for more insight into how CF can improve your Muay Thai game and vice-versa!

http://media.crossfit.com/cf-video/CrossFitJournal_RonicaJeffrey_Mike_PRE.mov

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, July 30, 2011

WOD 

Dynamic mobility and warm-up before the WOD

For time a two person team completes the following while working together;

10ft Wall ball tosses 100 reps 20/14

KB Swings 100 reps

Row 200 calories

Walking overhead lunges 100 reps total 25/15

Dead man carry 400 meters

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Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, August 27, 2011

WOD

Team WOD

800 meter warm-up

Two person teams complete the following tasks for 4 rounds:(do not advance to the next movement until the total reps or distance on the row has been completed, share the reps/meters as needed to complete the round)

Farmer's Carry 205/135# barbell 100 meters (Scale carry if needed for male/female teams. Co-ed teams can choose whatever weight needed to insure it is a heavy carry. Carry is performed with one person on each side of the barbell on each end)

Wall Ball 50 reps

Row 1000 meters

Next week on Thursday, we will start a 6 week Starting Strength Cycle. If you want to get strong, this will be the program to get you there! Three training sessions will be programmed per week and only released within the box. The sessions can be performed on any three days with 1 day rest between. Recording of weekly lifting statistics will be performed.

Posted by: Darin Deaton

Team WOD

Saturday, January 28, 2012

WOD

TEAM WOD!

4 Person Teams - teams will be chosen randomly by the coach. Team members will work together at the same time. Each team of 4 will be divided into teams of 2. Each round will have an 800 m run ran by two team members while the other 2 team members wait for the return of the running team, they will perform a movement for maximum reps. When the running team returns, they switch places and the running team performs the movement while the other team runs. There will be 3 rounds of 800 m runs and 3 movements. Reps can be divided among each 2 person team however needed.

Each 4 person team completes; 

800 m run - max rep pull-ups (scaled reps count the same 1:1)

800 m run - max rep wall balls 20/14

800 m run - max rep sled drags (40m is 1 rep) Male-90#  female-45#

Scoring is determined by taking the total time, minus the total number of reps performed by the 4 person team of the movements.

Check out the NUTRITION BLOG for a new post!


Posted by: Darin Deaton