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Archive
"Boot Camp in the Hood"
Friday, October 14, 2011WOD
Dynamic mobility before the WOD
Back Squats 5x5
Rest
AMRAP in 6 minutes of;
Dips 5 reps
Pull ups 10 reps
Push-ups 15 reps
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Missy and the ladies in the "hood!" Bringing the life changing experience of CrossFit to our local community.
Cleans
Wednesday, April 14, 2010WOD
Cleans 3x5
RDL 3x10
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Excellent article and Link on Body Weight Training and Building an Olympic Body!
http://www.dragondoor.com/articler/mode3/229
It is important that every athlete recognize the value of all aspects of training. This includes mobility, trainining, rest/recovery and nutrition. Don't neglect stretching and mobility! For some of our athletes, they could be stronger with better work capacity, if they had better available ROM (range of motion). Here is an example, sit on the floor with your legs out straight in front of you, knees not bent. If you find yourself wanting to reach behind you for support after less than 1-2 minutes, then you have a tight posterior chain. Most likely, it is your hamstrings. So any movement that requires your hips and knees to bend and your back stay straight (i.e./ an air squat), your body will be fighting this lack of mobility. This will affect your body above and below the area of poor mobility. Imbalances in mobility also affect joint alignment which can cause increased wear and tension in areas not needed.
Today, we will look at every athlete's hamstring flexibility in the box. So, get ready to get stretched!
Agility and Strength
Monday, February 15, 2010WOD

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set. Then BS 5-5-5 @ 185-185-175 with high bar position. Low bar has been bugging one of my shoulders, so I thought I'd go back to high bar...felt much better, but I dropped weight a little to go deeper. Happy Friday everyone!
(from my knees).