3 Rounds
250m Row
10 Power Cleans 155#/105#
Then..
AMRAP in 7 minutes of:
5 Chest To Bar Pull Ups
6 Clapping Push Ups
5 Box Jumps 24"/20"
Then..
3 Rounds
3 Shoulder Press 95#/63#
6 Push Press
9 Push Jerk
Post all rounds.
Coaching Tips: Scale load and movement to match your current fitness level. All three workouts are short and sweet. Only one has a true strength component that you may find challenging. Pay attention to form as this will have an immediate affect on how efficient you perform the workload. If the load of the power clean is too heavy for a power clean, you can squat clean it. Chest must hit the bar in the pull ups and you must clap your hands together for the clapping push ups to be legit. On the last workout, try to get through all 3 rounds without putting the bar down. It's only 54 reps.
Please join us in wishing Karen Almos good luck as she will be walking over 60 miles this coming weekend to complete San Diego's 3 Day Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk. If you would like to donate to this great cause in her name, simply click here.
Karen Almos is amazing!!!
Good Luck Karen. Aren’t you glad you CrossFit. You’ll blow right through the 60 miles.
5:30am
Charlotte 10:46/6/4:00 1 Rd.
Dr. Jon 7:36/6 Rx/6:12 Rx
Tony P. 7:36/3/7:43
Newman 6:54/8/3:06 Rx
Julia 8:56/6 Rx/7:45
Phil 8:22/6 Rx/-
Paul 6:58 Rx/8 Rx/4:07 Rx
Newman, here’s your word of the day:
Spry – active; nimble; agile; energetic; brisk.
Nice job for a guy who’s just a few weeks post surgery!
8:00am
Amelia 11:00/4/8:50
Teshina 6:53 Rx/7 Rx/3:16 Rx
Dawn 8:36/4/5:36
Francisco 10:16/4/8:14
9:00am
Dano 9:30Rx/4Rx/7:14Rx
Chad 11:14/6Rx/9:27
Valerie 9:03/5/6:31
Karen 12:00/4/6:35
Sonya 8:38/4/6:35
Kevin 7:56/6 Rx/6:45 Rx
Jennifer O. 9:05/5/7:05
Michelle St. 9:30/4 Rx/7:17
Brandon 9:34/6 Rx/8:15 Rx
10:00am
Tina 5:59/6/5:33
James 14:25/7 Rx/6:54 Rx
Tiffany 13:36/6 Rx/8:01
Luke 7:35 Rx/5 Rx/9:21 Rx
Suzie 8:56/5/6:11
12:00pm
Bill 7:28Rx/4Rx/2:40Rx
Jake 10:24Rx/6Rx/4:46Rx
Ed A. 6:58Rx/6Rx/4:14Rx
Jason 7:56/8Rx/5:39Rx
Hilda 9:28/5/6:09
Brandon D. 9:22/6Rx/4:02
Lisa 9:01Rx/7Rx/5:47Rx
My shoulder press w/o time was ~Ahem…throat clearing~ Rx.
Thanks Phillipe. And your word of the day is Stud- One who drinks coco before work outs and mates souly to strengthen gene pool.
Big Bill, nice time on the last wod!!! Looks like you need to start upping the weight man!! You strong like bull.
5:00pm
Vandee 9:40/7/7:47
Pete 9:10 Rx/5 Rx/5:23 Rx
Ja’rodd 6:58 Rx/5 Rx/6:42 Rx
Anniken 9:03 Rx/6 Rx/4:21
Sara 11:23/4/7:15
Susan 8:45/4/7:15
Steve H. 7:25/6/4:38
Miry 7:00 2 Rds./4/7:30
Greg 5:55/5/9:10
Christine 8:24/5/6:19
Yvette 11:36 Rx/4 Rx/4:12 Rx
Michelle Z. 8:26/4 Rx/5:15
Yinka 6:42/6/5:07
6pm
David K. 11:57/6RX/6:35
Pam 9:13/6/8:17
Tyler 12:06/4/8:26
Kristi 9:26/6/7:03
A lot of you guys made comments to me about how this last workout helped you understand how important the use of your hips to move the weight off your shoulders was. This is never to be overstated. THE AGRESSIVENESS OF YOUR HIP DRIVE WILL DEEM A LOAD TEMPORARILY WEIGHTLESS. As your shoulders fatigue, you had to start using more hip drive. Understanding this will help you in so many other execises in the gym.
And elsewhere…
A few days off, 35% of bodyweight, and Lisa was working out too, I was scared,