Monday 4-11-16

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Warm-up: wall walks, inchworms, Spidermans A.  Clean and jerk - 8 singles working up to 90-95% (same idea as Saturday) B.  Front squat - 3RM pause squat (1sec pause in bottom), try to beat heavy 3 from 3/7 C.  4 rounds of one time through the complex (staying connected) and then 5 med ball rollups. The complex is: 3 RDL + 3 hang cleans + 3 front squats 

Testing Block 4.11.16 – 4.21.16

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[cs_content][cs_section parallax="false" style="margin: 0px;padding: 45px 0px;"][cs_row inner_container="true" marginless_columns="false" style="margin: 0px auto;padding: 0px;"][cs_column fade="false" fade_animation="in" fade_animation_offset="45px" fade_duration="750" type="1/1" style="padding: 0px;"][x_accordion][x_accordion_item title="CLICK ME FOR NEW THINGS!" open="false"]It's important to note that when we program our blocks, we program off of the results we see in class, and the trends that the coaches and I notice. If you don't put your results in Train Heroic, you aren't a part of the data! Click here to get your free account on Train Heroic and Start Tracking Right Away. May Fundamentals is right around the corner!  Click here for more details Missy Massages this weekend! Click here to learn more Kids Class Off Days – Click here for a couple cancelled dates URGENT MESSAGE TO STUDENTS - Click here SAVE THE DATE: Click here for details on our 7 Year Anniversary Party! ***Like us here at CFSB? Show us some love by clicking here to review us on google, or here to review us on facebook. (it really does help a lot!)***[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Notes about Testing Week" open="false"]1. Make sure you pull all of your old numbers from the prior months, get your most recent maxes together to base you warm ups off of. 2. Make sure you warm up and go for attempts intelligently. Know that everything should be based off of a percentage of your intended max for that day, and that 10% jumps past 75%, are huge jumps. 3. If you are new, be conservative, very conservative. 4. Put your damn results in Train Heroic. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Monday 4.11.16" open="false"]It's important to note that when we program our blocks, we program off of the results we see in class, and the trends that the coaches and I notice. If you don't put your results in Train Heroic, you aren't a part of the data! Click here to get your free account on Train Heroic and Start Tracking Right Away. Monday 4.11.16 A. 1 x Max Unbroken Strict Pull Ups B. 0-20:00 to Establish a Back Squat 1rm (or 3rm - see notes) C. 25:00 -30:00/35:00 Hatfield Muscle Fiber Test Perform Max Reps at 85% of your 1RM from today, or 87.5% of your of your 3RM D. 5 Rounds 1 Min to do 30 KB Swings 1 Min Rest Go as heavy as you can and come as close to completing 30 reps each round as possible. Do double kettlbell swings if need more weight.   ***Notes*** Pull Ups: This is 1 single max effort set of pull ups. Warm as needed, but you have one shot at it. Make sure to keep good positioning, no reaching the chin, bending of the knees, or kicking. If you are unable to do pull ups you will complete a max effort set of ring rows. If you went with this option make sure to check off the RX button. These are prone grip (standard grip) Back Squat:Today we are going to hit a heavy single. IF YOU are within 3 months of completing Fundamentals or Accelerated Fundamentals you will complete a 3RM. This is that day to go for it, but remember to be smart. Don't make unrealistic jumps. If form is going to shit, don't keep adding weight and expect it to get better. Suggested Warm Up 50% x4 155lbs 60% x4, 70% x2, 80% X1, 85% X1, 90% x1, 95% x1, Max, Max Wod Scoring: Scoring is total reps multiplied by weight used. For example. if you completed 150 reps at 55lbs, your score is 8250.[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Tuesday 4.12.16" open="false"]Tuesday 4.12.16 A. 20 minutes to establish a Strict Press 1rm B. 1 x Max Unbroken Strict Handstand Push Ups (Or Push Ups) C. For Time 2000m Row ***Notes*** Press: No hip movement in the press, make intelligent jumps with this - small small small jumps, 3-5% is a huge jump on this relative to the other movements. Strict Handstand Push Ups: If you cannot perform solid, strict handstand push ups - perform 1 set of unbroken push ups. scaling can be backed off to the 30" bar crossbar. 2k: Pace yourself![/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Wednesday 4.13.16" open="false"]Wednesday 4.13.16 A. 2-3 Attempts Reverse Med Ball Toss Max Distance 40/30 B. 20 Minutes to establish a Power Clean 1rm (or 3rm, see notes) C. CP Battery Test 8 Minutes AMRAP Max Power Cleans at 90% of 1RM/3RM ***Notes*** MedBall Toss: Take 2-3 attempts to throw a 40#/30# as far as you can. The distance will be equal to where the ball LANDS. Power Clean: Today we are going to hit a heavy single. IF YOU are within 3 months of completing Fundamentals or Accelerated Fundamentals you will complete a Hang Power Clean or Power Clean 3RM, whichever you are most versed at. This is that day to go for it, but remember to be smart. Don't make unrealistic jumps. If form is going to shit, don't keep adding weight and expect it to get better.Suggested Warm Up: Bar x3, 40% x3, 50% x3, 60% x2, 70% x2, 80% x1, 90% x1, 95% x1, MAX, MAX Max Reps Score: Only click the Rx'd button on Train Heroic if you used your 1rm.[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Thursday 4.14.16" open="false"]Thursday 4.14.16 A. 20 Minutes to establish Bench Press 1rm (Or 5rm) B. "Annie" 50-40-30-20-10 Double-unders Sit-ups (no anchoring the feet) ***Notes*** Bench Press:Today we are going to hit a heavy single. IF YOU are within 3 months of completing Fundamentals or Accelerated Fundamentals you will complete a 5RM. This is that day to go for it, but remember to be smart. Don't make unrealistic jumps. If form is going to shit, don't keep adding weight and expect it to get better. Suggested Warm Up 50% x4 155lbs For Annie: Scaling Drop Downs are... Rx'd Cutting 50% of the double under volume 2:1 Singles to Doubles [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Friday 4.15.16" open="false"]Friday 4.15.16 A. 20 Minutes to establish a Deadlift 1rm (or 5rm) B. "Sage" 20 Minute Amrap 20 Thrusters 135/95 20 Pull Ups 20 Burpees ***Notes*** Deadlift: Today we are going to hit a heavy single. IF YOU are within 3 months of completing Fundamentals or Accelerated Fundamentals you will complete a 5RM. This is that day to go for it, but remember to be smart. Don't make unrealistic jumps. If form is going to shit, don't keep adding weight and expect it to get better. For the Workout: Use a scaling that makes sense for you Thrusters: Try not to get above 50% of your max thruster weight, if you do not have a max thruster weight, you should feel as though you could hit 20 reps unbroken if you needed to. Pull Ups: Scaling here is either standard pull ups, or ring rows. Lets keep away from the bands. Burpees are standard [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Saturday 4.16.16" open="false"]Saturday 4.16.16 A. 5 Rounds with an increasing pace Round 1 – ABCDE Round 2 – EDCBA Round 3 – BEADC Round 4 – DAECB Round 5 – CDBAE 5 Minutes to get as many reps as possible or finish each round. A. 15 Wall Balls 20/14#, 10ft/9ft B. 15 Deadlifts 155/105 C. 15 Box Jumps with Step Down 24/20 D. 50 Double Unders E. 15 Hand Release Push Ups rest 3 Minutes between each round. ***Notes*** notice it says increase the pace each round? try to pull it back the first round and work up, don't let your ego get in the way. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Sunday 4.17.16" open="false"]Sunday 4.17.16 A. Lactate Test 2 Rounds for time: Row 250m 15 KB Swings @ 70/55 25 Burpees 15 KB Swings @ 70/55 Row 250m Rest exactly 12min b/t rounds ***Notes*** All out, don't hold back[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Monday 4.18.16" open="false"]Monday 4.18.17 A. 20 Minutes to establish a Front Squat 1rm B. 1x Max Effort Unbroken Bar Muscle Ups C. 75 Toes to Bar for Time   [Notes:] Bar Muscle Ups: *if unable to perform BMU, Perform 1x Max Effort Kipping Chest to Bar Pull Ups *if unable to perform KCTB, Perform 1x Max Effort Kipping Pull Ups *If unable to perform KPU, Perform 1x Max Continuous Unbroken Effort of Jumping Chest to Bar Pull Ups Toes To Bar *Scaling for toes to bar will be CrossFit Open Knee Raises *if unable to perform Rx'd Toes to Bar, but can perform a set of 20 or more unbroken Knee Raises, perform 100 knee raises for time. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Tuesday 4.19.16" open="false"]Tuesday 4.19.16 A. 20 Minutes to establish a Push Jerk 1rm B. For time 400m Run 40 Wall Balls 20/14 - 10',9' 200m Run 20 Wall Balls [Notes:] Push Jerk: If you are newer and have never performed a push jerk in training - perform a push press. Wod: *If unable to run, scale a 1:1 on the row - 400 for 400, and 200 for 200. *Pick a wall ball weight that you can consistently nail your intended target with. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Wednesday 4.20.16" open="false"]Wednesday 4.20.16 A. 9 Minute Amrap of 55 Calorie Row 55 Kipping Handstand Push Ups [Notes:] Wod: *If unable to perform technically sound Rx'd kipping handstand push ups, there will be no other handstand push up scaling options. you will perform 55 Hand Release Push Ups. *The wall or other garage door is acceptable for the handstand push ups. Nice long warm up for this one prepping the shoulders and getting your system going for a fast sprint on the rower. Getting through 1 round means 4.9 seconds per repetition. Getting some rowing conversions from time to cals (a) 1:45 = 22.3 cals/min – 1341 cals/hr (b) 1:50 = 20 cals/min – 1205 cal/hr (c) 1:55 = 18.2 cals/min – 1092 cal/hr (d) 2:00 = 16.6 cals/min – 997 cal/hr (e) 2:05 = 15.3 cal/min – 917 cal/hr (f) 2:10 = 14.1 cal/min - 848 cal/hr (g) 950 cal/hr – 2:02/500m pace Lets say that you expect to bank a little time for the handstand push up and row a 1:50, that gets you off the rower at around 2:44, banking around 6:16 for the hspu/hrpu - or 6.8 seconds per hspu. Not taking into account fatigue or transition time. Look at the pace you generally do your 500m Rows at and you can figure out how much time you'll have on the back end to set yourself up for a realistic score. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="LAST TEST DAY - Thursday 4.21.16" open="false"]Thursday 4.21.16 A. 21.18.15.12.9.6.3 Power Snatch 75/55 Box Step Up 24/20 20 minute cap [Notes:] Power Snatch: *If new, and you've never performed a power snatch in a workout - perform a russian KB swing at a manageable weight. *If you've performed Power Snatches in a workout, but your max is close to the weight listed for Rx'd, use the bar or something manageable. *No Box Jumping, only step ups[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Friday 4.22.16" open="false"]Friday 4.22.16 A. In teams of two, complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 30 minutes of: 400 Meter Run 20 Pull-Ups 30 Wall Ball Shots (20/14 lbs.) Team members will alternate tasks, with only one member working at any one time. Thus, Partner A will run 400 meters, Partner B will perform 20 Pull-Ups, Partner A will perform 30 Wall Ball Shots, and Partner B will run 400 meters – and so on for 30 minutes. [Notes:] Pair up with like skill levels and scale accordingly so that your not "grinding" out and particular sets, if it takes you more than 4 sets to finish a block of 20 pull ups or 30 wall balls - scale back.[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Saturday 4.23.16" open="false"]Saturday 4.23.16 A. Team Amrap Elizabeth 16 Minute Amrap - Teams of 2 21.15.9 Power Cleans 135/95 Ring Dips [Notes:] Trade off the reps however you'd like with your partner, you must go in order and finish 21-15-9 then back to the top with 21's, and so on. Power Cleans: *Pick a weight you can cycle with no issues *If you are newer 3-9 months of training, perform a hang power clean. *If you are fresh out of Fundamentals, perform Kettlebell Swings in place of the Power Cleans Ring Dips: *If you cannot perform Ring Dips without a band (and pretty) Perform hand release push ups *If you cannot perform large sets of hand release push ups on the floor with a planked out body, perform incline push ups on the crossbar (or kids pull up bar if it must be higher)[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Sunday 4.24.16" open="false"]Sunday 4.24.16 A. Front Squat Crippler For time: 30 Front Squats @ bodyweight 1000m Row [Notes:] Front Squats: If bodyweight is difficult, use 60% of your 1rm Front Squat If you don't have a Front Squat Max, use 45% of your 1rm Back Squat If you have NONE of these numbers, use something that feels difficult for a set of 10. Oh, and the Front Squats are pulled from the floor.[/x_accordion_item][/x_accordion][/cs_column][/cs_row][/cs_section][/cs_content]

Poll: Next 4 Weeks Of Mobility Class

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Monday, 4.11.16

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Squat 3×5 (add 5 lbs to last workout) Press 3×5 (add 2.5 lbs to last workout)

Collegiate

Squat 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 Press 5 RM

Conditioning

CrossFit Football Bear

Complete 4 rounds:

Complete the following cycle 7 times to complete 1 round:

Power Clean – 1 rep Thruster – 1 rep Back Squat – 1 rep Rack Jerk – 1 rep

After cycle is completed 7 times complete:

Weighted Pull Ups – 7 reps

Rest 3 minutes between sets

*Work up to the heaviest set possible on the complex. Keep the pull up weight constant. *If the weight is dropped this constitutes a miss. Coming off the bar during the pull ups constitutes a miss. Count number of total misses and complete that number in pull ups after the workout has ended.

Saturday 4-9-16

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Warm-up: pigeon pose, saddle pose, puppy dog pose, all for 2:00 each A.  Snatch - 8 singles, building each set, making smart jumps, working up to 90-95% of 1RM **not a day to find a new 1RM, save that for a couple of weeks!!** B.  OHS - 5.5.5.5 - 1 set every 3:00, perform 8 Sotts press (PVC or weighted PVC) after each set of 5 C.  10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 of strict knees to chest and stationary lunges with plate OH (45/25)

Friday, 4.08.16

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Amateur

Power Clean 5×3 (add 2.5 lbs to last workout) Pull Ups 3 x Max Reps

Collegiate

Hang Power Clean 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 Pull Ups 3 x Max Reps

Conditioning

Complete 6 Rounds for time:

Single Arm DB Power Snatch – 5 Reps RT 1.5 pood Single Arm BD Thruster – 5 Reps RT 180 lb Prowler Push – 25 yds 1.5 pood Single Arm DB Power Snatch – 5 Reps LT 1.5 pood Single Arm DB Thruster – 5 Reps LT Rest 60 seconds

Optimal Health Chiro Appointments Open on Saturday 4.30.16

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We are excited to join the Crossfit South Bend community![/cs_text][/cs_column][cs_column fade="false" fade_animation="in" fade_animation_offset="45px" fade_duration="750" type="1/2" style="padding: 0px;"][x_card animation="flip-from-top" center_vertically="true" front_style="border-width: 8px 8px 8px 8px; border-style: solid; border-color: #2772a4; color: #ffffff; background-color: #3498db;" front_image="" front_image_width="100px" front_title="Bri" front_text="I plan to see them again and having them at the gym is convenient...You can tell they were genuinely concerned about any issues and asked many questions to find out everything they could to help me best. 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I finally had lasting relief. I am definitely a fan!" back_style="border-width: 8px 8px 8px 8px; border-style: solid; border-color: #744288; color: #ffffff; background-color: #9b59b6;" back_title="Interested In Getting Scheduled?" back_text="Click the link below!" back_button_text="Schedule Now" back_button_link="https://crossfitsouthbend.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?calendarID=535077" back_button_color="#ffffff" back_button_bg_color="#744288" padding="10% 10% 10% 10%"][x_gap size="20px" class="cs-hide-xl cs-hide-lg cs-hide-md"][/cs_column][cs_column fade="false" fade_animation="in" fade_animation_offset="45px" fade_duration="750" type="1/3" style="padding: 0px;"][x_custom_headline level="h3" looks_like="h3" accent="false" style="margin: 0 0 0.15em;"]When?[/x_custom_headline][cs_text]Optimal Health Chiropractic will be coming out to CFSB Saturday, April 30th from 9:00am until 1:00pm. [/cs_text][/cs_column][/cs_row][cs_row inner_container="true" marginless_columns="false" style="margin: 0px auto 45px;padding: 0px;"][cs_column fade="false" fade_animation="in" fade_animation_offset="45px" fade_duration="750" type="1/1" style="padding: 0px;"][x_custom_headline level="h3" looks_like="h3" accent="false" style="margin: 0 0 0.15em;"]Treatments and Price[/x_custom_headline][cs_text title="Copy of undefined"]Our first visit with you will include a free consultation with a regular priced adjustment; this first appointment is approximately 20 minutes. This consultation includes vitals (blood pressure, pulse, respiration) along with orthopedic examinations on your problem area (low back, mid back, neck, etc.). This will allow us to pinpoint the problem and better care for you. After the first visit, your appointments will range from an approximate time of 10 minutes with an adjustment to 15 minutes with adjustment and soft tissue. [/cs_text][x_custom_headline level="h4" looks_like="h5" accent="false" style="margin: 1.25em 0 0.35em;"]Service Descriptions[/x_custom_headline][x_accordion][x_accordion_item title="Hawk Grips" open="false"]Hawk Grips?   What do they do? Hawk Grips breaks up scar tissue surrounding your muscles like a gorilla breaking through a tree. Scar tissue is how your body recovers, but like in life, too much of anything is bad. Scar tissue repairs but hinders movement. Reduced movement can lead to an increased risk of future complications. You want your muscles to be free and flexible, right? Some of the best professional athletes in the world will tell you flexibility is key to performance. No one wants a barrier in front of their goals and neither does your muscle. Give it the assistance it needs to recover right and break through its limitations. Article- https://hawkgrips.com/dodgers-article/[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="NormaTec" open="false"]You're exercising. All of a sudden, you feel fatigued, tired, and ready to quit. There's a build up of metabolic waste and your muscles are paying for it. Your muscles feel like they're burning and your body is giving in. Each system in your body is fatigued. Your body is unable to flush out the waste that has accumulated. Your workout must end. You sit in NormaTec’s recovery boots because you know you need it. They provide your body the assistance it's asking for and you know better than to deny your body of what it wants. The boots add pulse compression to your legs. Your venous and lymphatic systems are now flushing metabolic waste, thus increasing your recovery. You're now awesome and ready to perform! Article- https://www.normatecrecovery.com/how-compression-works/how-and-science/[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Sports Chiropractic" open="false"]You ever wonder why you tend to lean to one side over the other? Do you think it sets you off balance? All of this has to do with biomechanical imbalance. Imbalance is the death of an athlete. No athlete can perform without proper balance throughout their entire body. Actually, no one can perform without balance. This balance is where sports chiropractic puts it’s focus . Sport chiropractic focuses on assisting you with achieving balance, which leads to better recovery and performance. 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What is Adrenal Fatigue?

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What is Adrenal Fatigue?-CFSB Wellness Wednesday In this week's video we answer the question "What is Adrenal Fatigue?" First, we discuss how the term "Adrenal Fatigue" is a colloquial term for a phenomenon that should be referred to as Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Adrenal Dysfunction (or HPA Axis Dysfunction). Second, we discuss the three main stages of adrenal fatigue and why none of them are recognized by western medicine even though they are perfectly real. Lastly, we briefly discuss how you can get tested (with a practitioner) to find out if you have adrenal fatigue. One important point to bear in mind that comes from a doctor who I respect tremendously, Dr. Bryan Walsh, is the following. It's a lazy diagnosis if a practitioner just says "Oh, you have adrenal fatigue, here take some hormones to fix that." The difference between a good practitioner and a lazy practitioner is that the good practitioner will ask "Why does this person have adrenal fatigue?" Inevitably there's some deeper reason why the adrenals are not functioning properly like immune issues, digestive issues, etc. As we've talked about with every other issue we've discussed whether it's blood sugar issues, digestive issues, or hypothyroidism. It's not enough to know that things are going wrong. You need a practitioner who can help you figure out WHY things are going wrong. It's the same thing with HPA Axis dysfunction, which is more commonly known as adrenal fatigue.  

Wednesday 4-6-16

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Warm-up: jerk dip/drive work, glute activation A.  Hang clean + 2 jerks - 20min to work to heavy set of the complex B.  Back squat - 5 rounds, 2 squats @80% (one at 0:00, one at 0:30, no racking it in between), 2:00 rest between sets C.  4 rounds: 10 no push-up burpees to a target 6" out of reach, 5 manmakers