*Only 1 OHS per set. So, perform three touch&go Power Snatches, then after you lock out on the second PS, go into an OHS. Once done with the OHS, put the bar down and prep for the next set. We have added one more rep per set from the last time we did these. Try using the same or heavier weight this week, but don’t let form go to hell. Remember, for Touch & Go, as you are coming down, start locking in your position so when you touch the ground you are in the exact position you would be in if you started a fresh rep. No rounded back, no arm bend, no hips up too high.
WOD:
For Time:
100* Box jump/step downs 30/24
*Every two minutes complete 10 Toe2Bars
Yes, step downs for the jumps. This means no jumping off the top of the box. This should allow you to maintain a good pace throughout. Just every 2 minutes, make sure you knock out 10 T2Bs.
Video courtesy of CrossFit HQ. So begins our next cycle’s OH movement. Just as before, you should be really working for that last rep on these sets. If not, you’re going too light. Keep you ribs tucked down, feet hip width to shoulder width apart and legs locked out prior to pressing up.
*Only 1 Jerk per set. So, perform two touch&go Power Cleans, then after you lock out on the second PC, go into a Jerk. Once done with the Jerk, put the bar down and prep for the next set.
Video courtesy of Mobility WOD. Will do some feathering and mashing first
Dip Technique
Video courtesy of CrossFit HQ. Your body position at the start of the dip is one of the most overlooked areas. If you set up properly and keep the body in optimal positioning, you conserve energy to knock out more reps.
WOD:
“Wilmot”
Six rounds for time of:
50 Air Squats
25 Ring dips
pic courtesy of CrossFit HQ. Canadian Forces Private Colin Wilmot, 24, of Fredericton, New Brunswick, assigned to the Second Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (2 PPCLI) Battle Group, based out of Edmonton, Alberta, died on July 6, 2008 from wounds suffered when an explosive device detonated near him in the Panjwali District of Afghanistan.
He is survived by his fiancee Laura, father Eric Craig, and sister Kathleen.
Scaling Options:
If you can’t do Ring Dips, try stationary dips, or dips off a box. If that doesn’t work, do dips off a bench
Purpose: The clean deadlift is the most basic strength development lift for the pull of the clean. Lifters will be able to manage somewhat heavier weights than in the clean pull, and the slower speed will allow more focus on posture, position and balance, so that these things can also be strengthened and practiced. In addition to a basic strength builder, the clean deadlift can also be used as a remedial exercise to practice balance and position in the pull, or as part of a learning progression for the clean.
Execution: Set your clean starting position tightly and initiate the lift by pushing with the legs against the floor. Shift your weight back slightly more toward the heels as the bar separates from the floor, and maintain approximately the same back angle until the bar is at mid-thigh. At mid- to upper-thigh, your shoulders should be at least slightly in front of the bar. Finish extending the knees and hips to achieve a standing position with the bar at arms’ length, making sure to keep the quads, glutes and abs tight. The body should be extended slightly behind vertical to maintain slightly more pressure on the heels than the balls of the feet. Return the bar to the floor under control.
Notes: There is no set speed for the clean deadlift. Some lifters will perform them fairly quickly, but they will always be slower than the clean pull. A more controlled speed will improve postural strength development and balance practice. Straps are used for the lift unless a lifter is intentionally using the lift to also train grip strength. Often after reaching the top, lifters will return the bar to the floor by dropping it. Maintaining some control, even if not a particularly slow speed, will increase the effectiveness of the exercise.
WOD:
Team WOD
9 minute AMRAP
Partner 1 Carries a total of five 45# weights, length of white box, one at a time and stacks them
Partner 2 conducts AMRAP Abmat Situps
Once Partner 1 finishes the carries, switch work and keep going
*Only 1 OHS per set. So, perform two Touch&Go Power Snatches, then after you lock out on the second PS, go into an OHS. Once done with the OHS, put the bar down and prep for the next set.
Big shout out to Coach Ed who is now running Iceman CrossFit up in Eielson AFB, Alaska. Look forward to seeing great things up there!
S/S/S:
Back Squats
5×5
Increase weight ea set
This starts out new cycle of movements. Remember, your goal is to increase weight every set and successfully get all reps. Do not sacrifice form for weight. At the same time, don’t sandbag.
WOD:
5 Rounds:
10 Pistols
10 Pullups
Scaling Options:
Pistols – Banded or arm assist or 3x air squats
Pull-ups – Ring rows
X-tra:
3X12 Superset of:
Glute Ham Raise
GHD Sit Up
Video courtesy of Rogue Fitness. Most everyone is familiar with how to do a GHD sit up, but in case you are not familiar with the Glute Ham Raise, here it is.
Super Squat Hip Sequence – go through twice
Video courtesy of Mobility WOD. You’re going to see this during the warm up today, but want you to do afterwards as well.
No scale for DUs (if you don’t have them, consider this practice time)
Why? Because the programmer is a meanie….just kidding…well, maybe not totally….. But seriously, the reason there will be no scale for DUs today is we want EVERYONE to work the double under SKILL. Doing Single Unders will not improve your double unders. It will help you get good body control…for single unders. But if we don’t give you practice in the movement of Double unders, how will you improve?….I have a feeling we will see a lot of first time Double Unders.
X-tra:
10 Min Muscle Up work.
If unable to do a MU, work progressions. If able to do kipping, work strict. If able to do strict, work on unbroken reps