Primary Training Session
Movement Primer
One set of:
Depth Jump with Horizontal Take-Off x 8 reps
Rest 60 seconds, and then. . .
Five sets at 90+% effort of:
20-30 Meters Sprint on Assault Runner*
Rest 60 seconds
*If you do not have access to an Assault Runner please perform a 10-12 second sprint on a Bike Erg or Assault Bike.
A.
Front Squat
*Set 1: 5 reps @ 60% of 1-RM
*Set 2: 3 reps @ 80%
*Set 3: 1 rep @ 90%
*Set 4: 5 reps @ 75%
*Set 5: 5-6 reps @ 80%
Rest 2 minutes between sets
B.
Every 90 seconds, for 12 minutes (8 sets):
High Hang Snatch + Snatch @ 75-80% of 1-RM Snatch
Working on perfect mechanics at all phases in the lift.
C.
Back Squat
*Set 1: 5 reps @ 70% of 1-RM
*Set 2: 3 reps @ 80%
*Set 3: 1 rep @ 90%
*Set 4: 10 reps @ 75%
Rest 2 minutes between sets
*Alternative for athletes who feel they’ve reached sufficient squatting strength or who believe they need to prioritize skills and conditioning over strength:
Every 4 minutes, for 12 minutes (3 sets) for times of:
20/15 Calories of Assault Bike
10 Burpee Box Jump-Overs (30″/24″)
6-8 Strict Handstand Push-Ups to 0-2″ Deficit
5 Ring Muscle-Ups
D.
Three rounds for time of:
21 Overhead Squats (95/65 lbs)
21 Toes-to-Bar
Immediately followed by. . .
10 Wall Walks
100-Foot Handstand Walk
10 Wall Walks
Handstand Walk alternatives:
For every 25-Foot of Handstand Walk, perform 15 nose-to-wall, back-to-wall or freestanding shoulder taps.
Athlete Notes:
Today’s workout is a great test of shoulder AND midline endurance! The first couplet of overhead squats and toes-to-bar is sure to get those muscle groups going; and the wall walks into handstand walk is just the icing on the cake! Prior to this workout be sure to get some good t-spine mobility in to help open up your overhead position! We want to be as stable as possible! Let’s dissect the first couplet…Overhead squats and toes-to-bar are a classic CrossFit combo. Given that the weight is light and it is only three rounds, we want to see you push through this at an aggressive pace. For the overhead squats, focus on relaxing your hands as much as possible so that you aren’t putting extra strain on your grip. If you can bring your hands in closer, that should help fight off shoulder fatigue longer (whether you can or can not is purely a mobility issue). Make sure to flash your hips at the top and then drop straight into the next squat, don’t waste any more time under tension than you need to! On the toes-to-bar, we’d like to see you pushing through all three rounds of 21 reps in 1-2 sets each. When you get to the wall walks and handstand walk, this is where the shoulder endurance test comes in. Find a rhythm on the wall walks that allows you to keep moving, and work on different strategies going up and down the wall. Since this is training, we wouldn’t advise the full send belly flop on the way down, but that’s up to you! Set a goal in your head for the handstand walk, and then try to match or beat that goal – whether it’s unbroken, 2 sets, 10 foot increments, or whatever it may be! Take notes after this workout and let us know what went well, what could have gone better, and what you plan to do should this or something similar come up again.
Optional Additional Work Sessions
*Please choose to perform only those sessions that are most focused on your weaknesses, and only perform as much of the additional work as you can recover from successfully before your next training session.
Strength Accessory Option
A.
Three sets of:
Bench Press x 5 reps
Rest 20 seconds
Tempo Push-Ups x 10 reps @ 1111
Rest 20 seconds
Banded Triceps Pushdowns x 20 reps @ 10X0
Rest 2-3 minutes
B.
Three sets of:
Barbell Z-Press x 8 reps @ 2011
Rest 45 seconds
Single-Leg Hip Thrust ISO Hold x 30 seconds each leg
Rest 45 seconds
Reverse Dumbbell Flyes x 10-12 reps
Rest 45 seconds
Ab-Wheel Rollout x 8-10 reps @ 3011
Rest 45 seconds
C.
Every minute, on the minute for 8 minutes (4 sets) for max reps of:
Station 1 – 45 seconds of Stationary Dips
Station 2 – 45 seconds of Stiff-Legged Sumo Deadlifts
Running Endurance Option
For times:
Run 1600 Meters @ 85-90% of 5k PR pace
Run 1600 Meters @ 90-95% of 5k PR pace
Run 800 Meters @ 55-60% of 5k PR pace
Run 1600 Meters @ 85-90% of 5k PR pace
Run 1600 Meters @ 90-95% of 5k PR pace
Rowing Endurance Option
Two sets for distances:
20 Minutes of Rowing
Rest 5 minutes
A) 165-235-265-220-6@235
B) 4 sets@165
C) 230-260-295-245
D) total time 15-16min
Strength done in pm
A) 115, 155, 175, 145, 155 (6)
B) Done @ 115
C) 170, 195, 220, 180 (those 10 were tough!)
D) First part 7:39
T2B 12/9, 12/7/2, 9/7/5
OHS 21, 21, 14/7
Total time 18:29
Wall walls were tough and did HSW in 15/10 foot increments
Strength
A) Done
Pts.
A. Front squat
5x 75kg
3x 100kg
1x 112.5kg
5x 92.5kg
6x 100kg
B. High hang snatch + snatch @60kg
C. Back squats
5x 112.5kg
3x 125kg
1x 140kg
10x 120kg
Took slightly less today but it was still plenty challenging.
C. Conditioning part done.
Reduced the reps on the burpee and ab a bit and added an extra set.
Conditioning is lacking, ring muscle ups are improving under fatigue.
Kept all sets of ring muscle ups unbroken.
Good to see the skill work paying off on your muscleups!
A: 90/120/140/120/107.5
B: all at 60kg just working my way back in.
C: did 4×8 strict shoulder press at 22.5kg
D: first part in 6.45 finished in 15.00
Did saturdays wod yesterday and my body needs to get used to the intensity again. My knee holds up but just barely. I promised myself that i can do only some strict work tomorrow and some gymnastics progressions. I can worry about my results after the injuries are taken care off.
Also please make sure you adjust accordingly on Mondays if you decide to train Sunday! We want you to get back to full health!
A 110/145/170/140/150kg x5
B all sets on 110kg last sets the normal snatches got hard!
C extra conditioning
All movements unbroken
Time left each set 2:02/1:51/1:38
D all oh squats unbroken
Ttb broke them on purpose 15/6-13/8-11/10
Done in 4:02
Wall walks were hard the first set
Hstw 7,5m segments
Second set of wall walks went better.
Done in 10:56
Looks like a good start to the week!