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Deadlift
Tempo Bench Press
"Doorbell"
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Lowry CrossFit
Program
CrossFit
CrossFit SATURDAY
Date
Workout
WEDNESDAY 4.17.19 - Lowry CrossFit
Class
(All)
6:00 AM CrossFit
9:30 AM CrossFit
12:00 PM CrossFit
4:30 PM CrossFit
5:30 PM CrossFit
6:30 PM CrossFit
Age Group
All Ages
0 - 17
18 - 24
25 - 34
35 - 44
45 - 54
55 - 64
65+
Count (M/F):
18 (9/9)
Workout
WEDNESDAY 4.17.19
WU:
2 Minute Bike, Row or Erg
Foam Roll
Hip Halo
Group Warm-Up
1: Deadlift (E2MOM)
Deadlift
On the 2:00 x 6 Sets:
Set #1 - 3 Deadlifts @ 74%
Set #2 - 1 Deadlift @ 81%
Set #3 - 3 Deadlifts @ 74%
Set #4 - 1 Deadlift @ 86%
Set #5 - 3 Deadlifts @ 74%
Set #6 - 1 Deadlift @ 91%
*log 1 deadlift @ 91%
Week 3, increasing by 2% on all lifts today from last week's effort. Final week before advancing to a slightly different repetition scheme.
1: Tempo Bench Press (4X6)
Tempo is a 5 second lowering phase, and a one second pause with chest contact. Throughout the range of motion, let's keep our hips/butt on the bench. Five points of contact - heels, hips, shoulders, and head.
Athlete's choice on loading, but let's start with what we guess would be 50% of our 1RM regular max. Let's be diligent with the tempo negative - this is what we are after today. Not max load.
MC: "Doorbell" (AMRAP - Rounds and Reps)
AMRAP 18:
21/15 Calorie Assault Bike
15 Strict HSPU
15 DB Deadlifts (50's/35's)
15 DB Front Squats (50's/35's)
In "Doorbell", we have the chance to work on our strict gymnastic pressing inside of the workout.
If we are not yet able to complete the total reps in 2 sets or less (if we absolutely went for it), we want to modify the volume to a place where that's possible. Modifying to 12, 9, or even 6 reps is a great place to be work this movement, in combination with the others. Let's not get "stuck" there however, only completing 1-2 rounds in the workout.
Stimulus wise on the weight, we are looking for dumbbells that we are confident we could complete 21+ squats with unbroken. We can rack the bells on our shoulders however we please. Just like the Open standard, it can rest in the racked position on top of the shoulders, which is the most stable position allowing our shoulders to relax (in anticipation of the next round of HSPU).
On the bike, this is our pacer. Naturally, we want to use our arms on the bike, but let's take the conscious reminder to our body to use more legs today. With the strict HSPU following, let's take the pressure off the arms to drive us forward, as we'll need them there.
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Whiteboard:
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Male Clients
1
Juan
Baltierra
6:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 510 lbs
2
Ben
Sauer
5:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 495 lbs
3
gerardo
zapata
4:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 485 lbs
4
Keenan
LIlyquist
6:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 435 lbs
5
Robert
O'Leary
12:00 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 410 lbs
6
Prince
Jahi
4:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 1 lbs
7
Michael
Coradini
6:00 AM CrossFit
1 x 1 @ 325 lbs
7
Mike
La Torre
6:00 AM CrossFit
1 x 1 @ 280 lbs
7
Philip
Bien
6:00 AM CrossFit
1 x 1 @ 305 lbs
245(x3); 260,280,305
Female Clients
1
Bria
Lee
4:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 275 lbs
2
Hayley
Nybo
12:00 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 270 lbs
3
marina
moreno
12:00 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 260 lbs
Fail at 275 300
4
Maddie
Bienemann
12:00 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 245 lbs
5
Liz
Kwon
4:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 215 lbs
1RM is not 235# anymore
6
Ellie
Carter
6:00 AM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 185 lbs
7
Sheri
Churchill
6:00 AM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 175 lbs
8
Lindsey
Chapin
12:00 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 125 lbs
9
Carey
Abraham
6:30 PM CrossFit
3 x 1 @ 75 lbs
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