pic courtesy of South Tahoe CrossFit
2014 CrossFit Worldwide Open Workout 14.2
*Add 2 reps to each set every time you move to the next 3 minute round. Go until you cannot finish the needed reps in the 3 minute time period. Once you get to that point, you are done. Ex. I get two rounds of 10 OHS and 10 C2B pull ups done in 2 minute. I rest for the last minute. At the 3 min mark, I start my two sets of 12 OHS and 12 C2B Pull ups. I finish at the 5:30 mark. I rest until the 6:00 mark, then begin my 2 sets of 14 OHS and C2B Pull Ups. At the 9 minute mark, I am on rep 7 of my second round of 14 C2B pull Ups, so I am done. My total score will be 137 reps (2 rnds of 10 reps ea, 2 rnds of 12 reps ea, 1 rnd of 14 reps ea, plus 14 OHS, and 7 C2B Pull Ups)
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*A and B work is done as supersets. For example, perform a set of 5 Front Squats rest 60 seconds, then perform the 30 seconds of Max Reps Ring Dips, then rest 60 seconds. Repeat until all sets are complete.
Score = Total Reps + Total Cals
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Big thing on the Dumbbell Thruster is maintaining balance through the move. Use your free arm to help stabilize, but also focus on activating your core to really keep you stabilized. See? Ab work without sit ups! 🙂
Make sure on your set of max unbroken reps, you don’t sacrifice form for numbers. There should be no rounding of the back, early bending of the arms, or muting of the hips prior to hitting triple extension. Bad form not only leaves you open to injuries, but ends up expelling more energy as the body has to compensate for incorrect bar path by muscling the weight around. Make each rep perfect and you’ll have the extra energy to keep going.
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One of the best explanations for figuring out double unders from multi-Games competitor, Chris Spealler
After researching the results of our current programming and looking at our long-term plans, we and are taking the programming in a different direction to better fit the needs of everyone.
A common goal of each of the athletes was to get stronger and better at the Olympic lifts while still keeping up conditioning. We’ll be going to a 5 days on 2 days off workout schedule since the bulk of athletes workout during the week and take the weekends to rest. We’ll have daily olyimpic lifting work, 2 days with strength work and daily CrossFit-styled metcons.
We ask if you are following this programming, please post replies in the daily posts with your results. This will help us track results and see when and what we may need to alter to provide you the best possible training program. Now, get to work! 🙂
Olympic Lifting Work:
video courtesy of Jake Pudenz
Start the snatch as you normally would, then pause at a hang (above knee) for a 3 count.
Work to a heavy (not max) single for the day. No misses!
-heavy but not maximal sets of 5
-make sure you are going below parallel
-no pause at the top or bottom
*A and B work is done as supersets. For example, perform a set of 5 Back Squats rest 60 seconds then perform the 5 Box Jumps then rest 60 seconds and repeat until all sets are complete.
For the strict pullups, remember, no kipping, wiggling, kicking, etc… For the rep to count you must go from a dead hang to chin above. IF you are not able to do this, make sure you scale correctly.

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Warm up good, and go by feel on increasing your weight. You should be at singles by the 5-6 minute mark, giving you 9-10 minutes to get a good 1RM up. Once you finish the Snatch, take no more than 5 minutes to set up on the Clean & Jerk.
The Warrior PT Center (the tent) will be closed today and will only be open from 0900-1700 on Friday (back to normal Saturday).
That said, take today and have some fun with your friends and family before indulging in Thanksgiving treats…turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing (dressing for you southerners), corn, cranberry sauce (the one that makes the “plop” when it slides out of the can), gravy, ham, rolls, pecan pie, pumpkin pie with an obscene amount of whipped cream….ok I’ll stop. Just get outdoors and enjoy this great AZ weather and stay active, make some great memories, and be ready to hit it hard Friday!
Does this describe any of you after Thanksgiving? C’mon, be honest 🙂
Not to worry. Getting over to the Warrior PT Center (the Tent) and doing the below work will make you feel better,…or lighter…maybe… 🙂
Remember, when landing in the Power Clean, keep hips back (you’re landing in a partial squat, so where do the hips go when you initiate a squat?). Don’t land with hips forward (will look like a funky limbo attempt)
pic courtesy of CrossFit 623.
Video courtesy of CrossFit City Line. Prior to your Front Squats, give this mobility piece a try. Very easy to do and works wonders for your front rack positioning. A good rack can make or break your Front Squat!
Score is total reps.
Concentrate on full range of motion on these movements. On the WB, get crease of the hip below the knee at the bottom. When launching the ball, men, hit the 10′ line, ladies, hit the 9′ line. On MBC, when extending up, do NOT reverse curl the ball. Jump, shrug, drop underneath. And, again, at the bottom, crease of the hip below the knee. Continue reading