[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"]Price Change: Some of you have gotten a notification to sign new terms and conditions, don’t forget – Price Change Occurs May 1st. Click here for more details.  Amy's Treat Corner: Banana Smoothie, Banana Ice Cream, Bananas Foster Sauce Zach's Story: CFSB Summer Sports Strength and Conditioning Camp New Shadow Coach - Mitch Walker May Fundamentals is right around the corner! Begins Tuesday, May 3rd  Click here for more details 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="Monday 5.2.16" open="false"]Monday 5.2.16 A. 5 Rounds Power Snatch x 2 rest 90 seconds Double Unders 10-30 rest 90 seconds 30 Minute cap B. Every Minute on the Minute for 12 Minutes Odd - Max Unbroken Strict Pull Ups Even - Max Unbroken Strict Handstand Push Ups [Notes:] Power Snatch: If you are new, perform 3-5 reps each round at a very light and manageable weight - Intermediates - You can build on the power snatch, or stay at the same weight. If flexibility allows, you may Full Snatch. Double Unders: Stick with something you can finish within a 60 second time frame 30 Min Time Cap: This isn't a race, but it shouldn't take you more than 60 seconds within each brick of work. Strict Pull Ups: Don't reach your chin, pick a scaling that allows you to stay consistent through the work. Strict Handstand Push Ups: No extra mats, no complex scalings, if you cannot perform strict HSPU - perform max effort unbroken push ups with no pause at the bottom. EMOM: Stay consistent and leave a few in the tank with this section, I don't want to see your reps drop off aggressively because you burnt out early. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Tuesday 5.3.16" open="false"]Tuesday 5.3.16 A. Squat 7rm @ 33X1 20 minute cap B. Teams of 2, alternating rounds 4 Rounds each Floor Press x 8 @ 31X1 Sprint 200m [Notes:] Squat: Keep to the tempo or it doesn't count. Wod: Try to stay consistent in your round times [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Wednesday 5.4.16" open="false"]Wednesday 5.4.16 10 minute amrap @ 80-90% 10 Ball Slams 20 Yard Bear Crawl (10 yards out, 10 yards back) rest 5 minutes 10 minute amrap @ 80-90% 50 Jump Rope Singles 15 Kettlebell Swings rest 5 minutes 10 minute amrap @ 80-90% 10 No Push Up Burpees 20 Calorie Row rest 5 minutes [Notes:] Pacing: 80-90%, I don't mind if you push it, but don't drop off in round pacing during your 10 minutes. Start conservative. No more than 3-5 big deep breathes between your movement sets. Ball Slams: Pick a ball that you'll never have to break cadence with during your 10 reps Bear Crawls: keep your back flat Kettle bell Swings: Pick a weight whereas you'll never have to break your sets up No Push Up Burpees: Keep a consistent pace, I don't want to see you do 5 fast burpees, rest, fast 5. I'd like to see you stick to a pacing that is consistent across burpees. Calorie Row: Pay attention to your Cal/hr pacing on the rower - keep it flat across the amrap.[/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Thursday 5.5.16" open="false"]Thursday 5.5.16 A. 5 Rounds Power Clean x 3 ***3 sec pause in the bottom position. rest 90 seconds Toes to Bar 8-12 rest 90 seconds 30 Minute cap B. Every Minute on the Minute for 12 Minutes Odd - Box Jumps x 5 @ 30"/24" Even - TGU 1L/1R [Notes:] Power Clean: If you are new, perform 4-8 reps each round at a very light and manageable weight, I still want the pause - You can build on the Power Clean, or stay at the same weight. If flexibility allows, you may Full Clean. These Power Clean sets are not unbroken, and should be performed like this: Power Clean (or full) with 3 second pause in the bottom, recover, drop bar - 10 seconds to set back up for the next single, perform by 3, then rest 90 seconds. Double Unders: Stick with something you can finish within a 60 second time frame 30 Min Time Cap: This isn't a race, but it shouldn't take you more than 60 seconds within each brick of work. Box Jumps: Pick a height you can jump to, land in a solid position, and finish well within the 60 seconds - and don't rip your legs to pieces Turkish Get ups: Pick a weight you can finish both your right and left arm within the minute - if you happen to read this, not mandator but try to START the movement with your weaker arm each round.  [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Friday 5.6.16" open="false"]Friday 5.6.16 A. Press 5rm @ 32X3 B. Teams of 2, alternating rounds 4 Rounds each Back Squat 8-12 @ 30X1 10,20,30 Yard shuttle [Notes:] Press Tempo: Stick to the tempo or it doesn't count. Back Squat: Start with something thats challenging on the higher end of the rep range and keep at the same weight across the board Shuttle is 10 out and back, 20 out and back, 30 out and back [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Saturday 5.7.16" open="false"]Saturday 5.7.16 A. 2 Rounds 3 minute amrap Power Snatch x 7 Box Step Up x 7 rest 2 minutes 3 minute amrap Wall Balls x 7 Burpees x 7 rest 2 minutes 3 minute amrap Power Snatch x 7 Box Step Up x 7 rest 2 minutes 3 minute amrap Wall Balls x 7 Burpees x 7 rest 10 minutes [Notes:] Did you do the math already? its 46 minutes long. So try to show up on time for class - if you miss some of the warm up you might be SOL for this workout. Pacing: This is all performed at 80-90% effort...meaning I want consistent scores throughout each matching piece. So that should play into your weight selection. If you'll notice, We've been prescribing Rx'd weights less and less - because you are all individuals and differ greatly, think of the intent of getting the correct stimulus the RX'd on these workouts. for instance I should see... 1: 45 reps, 51 reps, 43 reps, 49 reps 2: 44 reps, 48 reps, 42 reps, 47 reps Keep the rounds close Power Snatch, Wall Balls: Pick a weight that allows you to not have to break the reps up. Burpees and BSU: A pace that you can keep consistently rep per rep. [/x_accordion_item][x_accordion_item title="Sunday 5.8.16" open="false"]Sunday 5.8.16 A. 5 Rounds :30 seconds to perform Hang Power Clean x 6 Max Effort Sprint Rest 2:30 rest 7:00 then perform 5 Rounds :30 seconds to perform Hang Power Clean x 6 Max Effort Sprint Rest 2:30 [Notes:] Pick a weight that can be challenging, but you can hit 6's throughout I'd like the sprint distances to be within close range of each other, I'll explain in class how we will measure it.    [/x_accordion_item][/x_accordion][/cs_column][/cs_row][/cs_section][/cs_content]

[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_creative_cta padding="25px 25px 25px 25px" text="Click Here<br>To Get A Free Week Of Our Sports Camp" font_size="36px" icon="star-o" icon_size="48px" animation="slide-top" link="http://crossfitsouthbend.com/2016sssc/" color="" bg_color="" bg_color_hover=""][x_gap size="50px"][cs_text]What brought me to CFSB to train was pressure from my rugby coach to become a better athlete, he saw some athletic potential in me but I needed some way to unlock that potential. Carl Case is one of our conditioning coaches for the Penn Rugby team and he also is a trainer at CFSB so that helped draw me to this gym and program instead of other programs. The training was different than the traditional ways of strength training I was used to because of the exercise split but it is aimed at making you a better athlete and that’s exactly what it does. The conditioning work is brutal, but well worth it and gives you a great feeling of accomplishment after you grind through one. All of my athletic accomplishments are due to training at CFSB and in the strength and conditioning program. I was never the fastest runner, most agile, or the quickest guy on any of my teams, but that was before I went through this program. I am now much quicker and have a much better step. I remember one play my junior year in specific, where I was very near to the out of bounds line and I made a quick step and remained in bounds and ran in for a score, after that I looked at Coach Carl and attributed that to his training. I started coming into CFSB my sophomore year and after that season and my junior year I made the all-state team and before CFSB there was no chance I would have made a high level team like that. I have gained, speed, strength and power through this program that I can attribute to all of my on field successes.[/cs_text][/cs_column][/cs_row][/cs_section][/cs_content]