Tuesday

CrossFit Total

1 Back Squat

1 Strict Shoulder Press

1 Deadlift

Monday

SLED WORK

4 Rounds for TiME:

 Tower RUN

 12 Toes-2-Bar

 20 Box Jumps  

How to Use Sleds to Recover From an Injury, Improve Conditioning, and Gain Strength

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FUNday

For TIME:

10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1

 Deadlift (225/155)

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10

 Push Press (135/95)

Alternate movements after each set

Power: The ability to express strength rapidly. Power translates into explosive movements like jumps, sprints, and Olympic lifts.

Thursday

5 Rounds, each for TIME:

 500m ROW

REST 3min between efforts

Stimulus and Strategy:
5 all-out sprints on the rower. Attempt to improve your time on each attempt. Don’t game anything here. Put your foot on the gas pedal from the start, and hang on for a wild ride.

Wednesday

5 Rounds for TIME:

 10 Toes-2-Bar

 20 KB Swings (53/35)

 30 Double Unders

Stability: Once access is gained, stability ensures control within those positions. Stability is the ability to resist external forces, such as during a squat or in athletic movements.

Tuesday

ZERCHER Squat: 10-10-10-5-5-5

Mobility and Flexibility: The foundation of access to positions. Without it, athletes cannot properly engage or move through certain positions.

Monday

Triple Deuce

AMRAP in 20min of:
 22 Burpees
 22 Air Squats
 22 Pull-UPs
 22 Sandbag G2O Shoulder (60/40)
 722m RUN

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