10 min muscle up progressions

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WORKOUT 15.3

Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 14 minutes of:
7 muscle-ups (or 10 pull-ups/10 ring dips)
50 wall-ball shots
100 double-unders

Men use 20-lb. ball to 10 feet, Women use 14-lb. ball to 9 feet

Notes
This workout begins with the athlete standing under the rings. At the call of “3-2-1 … go,” the athlete will jump up and perform muscle-ups. Once all the muscle-up reps are complete they will move to the wall-ball shots then to the double-unders. After the last double-under, the athlete will move back to the rings and begin the next round.

Your score will be the total number of repetitions completed before the 14-minute time cap. You will enter your result by the total number of reps completed plus your tiebreak time (see below).

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10 min cool down

A) In 12 min build in at least 6 sets:
– 3 TnG squat cleans
B) EMOM x 6-8 min
1 power clean + 4 push jerks (TnG if able) @ 65-75% 1RM
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30 man-makers (35/20) consistent pace
– Every 2 min perform 5 box jumps – SD 24/20”

March Athlete Of The Month: Amber Robbins

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Amber has been with us for almost 3 years making her tenure at EDCF one of the longest of all of our members. She has been a great supporter of the gym and everything we stand for. She has competed in the Open with us every year. She is at every competition, happy hour, or any other event we’ve thrown. She gives her all everyday she’s in the gym and we’ve literally never heard an excuse from her. Basically, she’s awesome and we are lucky to have her.

Here is a little more about Amber:

1. When did you join EDCF?  How did you find the gym?  What was your first impression or how did that first workout go?

I joined EDCF almost three years ago. I was referred to EDCF by Fernando who had attended the box I started out at in Lubbock. The first thing I noticed about EDCF was the community of the gym. Everyone was very welcoming and you can feel camaraderie. This was a trait I was looking for in a crossfit box. I knew this was the gym for me. Honestly, I don’t remember my first workout, but I do remember feeling like I was out of shape my first month. The programming was tougher weight wise that I was used to coupled with endurance work. I recall being winded and sore initially, but that subsided soon after my first couple of weeks.

2. What class time do you attend the most, are there any regular members you work out with at that time?

I attend the afternoon and evening classes. The people vary class to class, but there is always someone to partner up with or there to push you.

3. Tell us a little about yourself, What is your life like outside the gym? Where do you work, do you have kids/pets/husband/bf/partner? What is your favorite hobby outside the gym?

I am 28 years old (oh gosh almost 29, yikes!) and I moved to Dallas about three years ago. I am finishing up a second bachelor’s degree in nursing which consumes most of my time. In my free time, I enjoy taking my dog, Bourbon, to the park, hanging out with friends, and making trips down to Austin to see family.

4. What do you like about CrossFit or EDCF that keeps you coming back?

I love the community we have at the gym. We have a very friendly group that is diverse and, yet, cohesive. In addition to the wonderful people, the programming is another attribute that keeps me coming back. I have seen marked improvement in my endurance and strength and I continue to be challenged by workouts daily.

5. What is you favorite lift or exercise or type of workout? What is one of your short term and long term goals?

It’s no surprise to those that know me, I love gymnastics movements because of my long history in gymnastics. However, recently, I have really come to enjoy Olympic lifting because I am gaining confidence in my ability to lift and it’s fun to see how much weight I can move. My short term goal is to finally make it to muscle ups in an open workout. I have done the open since 2010 and have yet to achieve this. Long term, I want to stay healthy, continue to improve my time on benchmark workouts, and set some PRs on lifts that I have plateaued on.

 

A) Deadlift – 3, 2, 1 – build from 70% 1RM to tough single

B) “Diane”

21-15-9 reps for time:

– Deadlifts (225/155)

– Handstand push-ups

C) 3 rounds not for time

– 20 v-ups

– 50 ft waiters walk/hand

– 1 min foam roll

 

*If 225/155 is more than 70% or your 1RM deadlift then use 70%.

March 9-13 Programming Overview

Monday 3/9

A1) Back squat 4-6 x 4 @ 31X1; R30S

A2) Weighted/negative pull-up 2-3; R90S

B) Build power clean to 80% 1RM quickly

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15-12-9 reps for time AFAP:

– power clean (115/75, 95/65, 75/45)

– burpee (full extension)

 

Tuesday 3/10

A) Deadlift – 3, 2, 1 – build from 70% 1RM to tough single

B) “Diane”

21-15-9 reps for time:

– Deadlifts (225/155)

– Handstand push-ups

C) 3 rounds not for time

– 20 v-ups

– 50 ft waiters walk/hand

– 1 min foam roll

 

*If 225/155 is more than 70% or your 1RM deadlift then use 70%.

 

Wednesday 3/11

A) Bench press – 10, 10, 10 – rest 2 minutes

B) Bent over DB row – 10, 10, 10 (per side) – rest 2 minutes

C1) Powell raise – 3×8/arm – rest 60 seconds

C2) Bottom’s up KB press – 3×6-8/arm – rest 60 seconds

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AD or row 30 sec @ 90%; 30 sec rest – x 10-12 sets

Rest 30 seconds off bike

x12 sets

 

Thursday 3/12

A) In 12 min build in at least 6 sets:

– 3 TnG squat cleans

B) EMOM x 6-8 min

1 power clean + 4 push jerks (TnG if able) @ 65-75% 1RM

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30 man-makers (35/20) consistent pace

– Every 2 min perform 5 box jumps – SD 24/20”

 

Friday 3/13

Open workout 15.3

 

A1) Back squat 4-6 x 4 @ 31X1; R30S

A2) Weighted/negative pull-up 2-3; R90S

B) Build power clean to 80% 1RM quickly

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15-12-9 reps for time AFAP:

– power clean (115/75, 95/65, 75/45)

– burpee (full extension)

 

A) Overhead squat 3, 2, 1; R2-3M (build to something tough)

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WORKOUT 15.2

Every 3 minutes for as long as possible complete:

From 0:00-3:00

2 rounds of:

10 overhead squats (95 / 65 lb.)

10 chest-to-bar pull-ups

From 3:00-6:00

2 rounds of:

12 overhead squats (95 / 65 lb.)

12 chest-to-bar pull-ups

From 6:00-9:00

2 rounds of:

14 overhead squats (95 / 65 lb.)

14 chest-to-bar pull-ups

Etc., following same pattern until you fail to complete both rounds

Notes
Each 3-minute section begins from the standing position with the barbell on the floor and the athlete standing tall. Using a ball, box or other object to check for proper depth is not allowed. Every rep counts in this workout. You will enter your score as the total number of reps. See the scorecard for assistance in calculating the rep total.

Time Bonus
This workout begins as a standard 3-minute couplet of 2 rounds of 10 overhead squats and 10 chest-to-bar pull-ups (6 of each for scaled versions). If you complete all the reps (2 complete rounds) before the time cap you will rest until the 3 minutes are up before beginning the next segment. In the second segment, minute 3 to minute 6, you will attempt 2 rounds of 12 overhead squats and 12 chest-to-bar pull-ups (8 of each for scaled versions). If you complete all the reps (2 complete rounds) before the time cap you will rest until the 6 minutes are up before beginning the next segment. In the third segment, minute 6 to minute 9, you will attempt 2 rounds of 14 overhead squats and 14 chest-to-bar pull-ups (10 of each for scaled versions). If you complete all the reps (2 complete rounds) before the time cap you will rest until the 9 minutes are up before beginning the next segment. You will continue in this pattern for as long as possible, adding 2 reps to each exercise each round for every 3-minute segment you complete.

Your workout is over whenever you do not complete 2 full rounds of the couplet within the time cap, and your score is the total number of reps you complete.

For example, if you complete the first 2 rounds of 10s (40 reps) in 2:30, you will rest until 3:00 before beginning the rounds of 12s. If you then complete 1 full round of 12s plus an additional 10 overhead squats (34 reps) by minute 6, your workout is over. Your score will be 74 (40 reps from the first segment plus 34 reps from the second segment).

– Row 1000m @65%
Rest 2:00 minutes
– Row 1000m @75%
Rest 2:00 minutes
– Row 1000m @85%
Rest 4 minutes
x2 cycles (shows 6 sets total)
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3 sets not for time:
Waiters walk – 50ft/arm – challenging load
FLR on low rings – accumulate 45-90 sec per set