12/24 – 10am only
12/25 – closed
12/26 – 10am only
12/27 – regular schedule
12/31 – regular schedule with no 6:30 or 7:30pm classes
1/1 – 11am only
1/2 – regular schedule
*All new group Prep Course starts on Monday, January 6th. Need a gift idea for the holiday? Reserve a spot for friends or family and you will recieve $30 off the normal prep course price (members only)!
A) Clean pulls 1.1.1 x3 rest 10 sec/2 min
B) Every 90 seconds perform 1 power clean + 1 hang squat clean + 1 jerk; 6 sets
C) Front Squat 4-5×3 @ 30X1; rest 90 sec (heavier than 12/2)
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500m row all out 100%
– rest 90 sec on rower
500m row all out 100%
– Clean pulls should be over 1RM clean
– Warm up to the clean complex well, should start heavyish and add weight each set if able
– Raise heals on FS if mobility issues in hips or ankles, upright torso is goal
– Compare 500m row times.
A) Muscle up skill work
– 3×8 turnovers
– 3×5 jumping MUs
– Max rep MU in 2-3 attempts
B) Single legged deadlift; 6-8 reps x 3; rest 30 sec btwn sides/90 after both
C) EMOM for 12 min
Odd – 12 KB snatches UB
Even – 10 tall box step ups
A) Build to a 1RM strict press in 8 min
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80-90% effort
– 10 DB thrusters
– 15 ring rows
– 20 sit-ups
– 20 cal row
rest 3mins
Performance:
3 sets 80-90% effort
Function:
3 sets
– 10 thrusters 135/85, 115/65
– 10-15 pull ups
– 20 sit-ups
– 20 cal row
rest 3mins
*Thrusters should be tough but UB at least for first 2 sets.
*Get at least 10 pull-ups in. If you can do more UB then try and get to 15.
*Repeat times for each round as close as possible
4 Ways To Help Keep Your New Year’s Resolution
1. Be Goal Specific – You might be thinking “I want to lose weight” or “I want to get stronger”. Great! How much weight do you want to lose? How much stronger do you want to get? Making your goals quantifiable gives you a way to check your progress. Weekly weigh-ins or setting up a strength cycle outside of class (with the help of a coach) are ways to track progress by the numbers. Start thinking more along the lines of “I would like to lose 10lb. in 2 months” or “I would like to add 15lb. to my back squat and 10lb. to my clean”. This way sounds much more realistic and attainable.
2. Keep Track Of Progress – Before you get started, map everything out week by week. Write out diet plans, make grocery lists, keep charts, and track you strength gains online. By seeing how far you have come, you will stay determined and positive throughout the rest of your journey.
3. Prioritize – Make time for your goal(s). If you need to skip a couple of your evening shows to get in another workout or prepare food for the week, then so be it. If you need to block off your schedule ahead of time to get something done, then do it. Being healthy and happy should be a priority in your life.
4. Get Some Help – Having a partner is great. This is someone who will make you feel accountable if you misstep on the way to your goal. If you are not easily self motivated, find someone who is. They will rub off on you and you will try hard to not disappoint them. The more your goals match up with those of your partner, the better.
The new year is just around the corner. Try putting some of these into action as you plan your own resolutions!
A) HB Back squat 3, 2, 1, 3, 2, 1; rest 2 min
B1) Bent over DB/KB row 6-8/arm; rest 90 sec after both
B2) DB bench press 6-8; rest 90 sec x3
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For time @90-95%:
– Run 400m
– 30 wall balls (20/15)
– 100 DUs (300 singles)
– 30 Toes 2 bar/knee 2 chest/v-up
– Run 400m
*Squat wave means that you should go heavier on the second 3, 2, 1 than on the first
*Keep consistent on toes to bar. Keep range of motion the same if scaling. Break up as needed.
A) EMOM – Power snatch TnG x 4-5 (build per set) – 5 mins
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15, 12, 9 reps for time:
– OHS (115/75, 95/65, 75/45)
– burpees over the bar
3 sets:
– 10 presses tough
– run 400m @ 85-90%
rest 2 min
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3 sets:
– 10 db walking lunges heavy
– row 90 sec @90%
rest 2 min
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3 sets:
– 12 sit-ups
– 8 kb swings
– 30 sec plank hold