Power WOD
Shoulder Press 3 x 3
2 x 50m Sled Pull (95/135)
CrossFit WOD
3 Push Press (95/135)
800m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
400m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
200m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
100m Run
Mt Olympus CrossFit, Salt Lake City, Utah
CrossFit in Salt Lake City and Millcreek for busy people
Shoulder Press 3 x 3
2 x 50m Sled Pull (95/135)
3 Push Press (95/135)
800m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
400m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
200m Run
3 Push Press (95/135)
100m Run
21-15-9 Reps of:
Pull-ups
Dips
Box Jumps
Deadlift and/or Shoulder Press
No chicken neck!
Week 2 Shoulder Press
Warmup:
5 @ 40%
5 @ 50%
3 @ 60
Wendler Week 2
3 @ 70%
3 @ 80%
3+ @ 90%
Shoulder Press
5 @ 65%
5 @ 75%
5+ @ 85%
If you didn’t do the deadlift yesterday, do it today.
As many rounds as possible in 11 mins of:
5 Handstand Kickouts to Plank
7 Pull-ups
10 meter Cartwheels
12 Double Unders
Post total rounds.
5×5 Shoulder Press
3 rounds of:
20 seconds Handstand Pushups
20 second Handstand hold
30 seconds Air Squats
30 seconds Phantom Wall Sit
40 seconds Ring Push-ups
40 second plank hold
(1st Round left side, 2nd round right side, 3rd round front on both elbows)
6 Rounds of:
5 Shoulder Presses (95% of 5 rep max)
15 Knees-to-Elbows
Watch Annie Sakamoto, one of the original “Nasty Girls” from CrossFit HQ.
Annie received the CrossFit Spirit of the Games award. Can your mom do this?
A proper set up for the deadlift makes a huge difference in how much weight you ultimately lift, and the deadlift should be your strongest lift in the CrossFit Total. We will review today in class, but it helps to know beforehand.
Coach Mark Rippetoe walks through the deadlift setup
The steps to take, in order, are:
1-1-1
Back Squat
1-1-1
Shoulder Press
1-1-1
Deadlift
Record total weight of your best successful lift for all three events
When things went wrong in the military, we used the phrase ”Charlie Mike” over the radio to indicate we would “Continue the Mission.” Something ALWAYS goes wrong with your plan, but the mission still matters. Equipment breaks down, the right people aren’t always in the right place at the right time, and sometimes you just had bad information from the beginning. It doesn’t matter what hand you’re dealt, you still need to finish the round.
“Accidental Ultra” CrossFit develops this same attitude. Get in, get it done, and get out. We train for the unknown and unknowable, there will be bumps in the road. When you feel it, just say to yourself, “Charlie Mike” and get back in there. We practice it here in the safety of the gym so when real life hits you hard, you’re ready to Charlie Mike.
Shoulder Press
5-5-5-5-5
Honey Badger Circuit
1 Lap Tall
1 Lap Rope Pull
1 Lap Low Bar
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Shoulder Press
5-5-5-5-5
then
100 m Prowler Push (50/90#)
Today we will be practicing different varieties of the overhead press. The original firebreather, Jeff Amundsen demonstrates all three here.
Notice the difference in how he uses his hips to drive the bar on the push press and push jerk. On the push jerk drive your hips to full extension then push against the bar to get as low as possible.
15 min Tempo Run in the gully (400m hills)
Push Jerk
5-4-3-3-2-2-1-1-1 Reps
Determine 1 rep max shoulder press
then do as many rounds as possible in 8 minutes of:
10 Push Press
10 Jumping Pullups
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