Workout
4 mile run or 8k row (yes I know they are not equal, but I want you to run...I will so you should too!)
Check out the following link (thanks KF)...http://www.fayobserver.com/article?id=249629
an excerpt from the article reads:
Comparing CrossFit to most gym workouts is like watching the training sequence in “Rocky IV.” Rocky is getting ready to fight the Russian, Ivan Drago. Drago’s got the latest, greatest, most high-tech equipment and a team of clipboard-wielding exercise scientists at his disposal. Rocky has an old wagon, a ton of snow, and a drunk guy puffing on a cigar. With CrossFit you are Rocky — not Ivan — only without the drunk guy (unless I have been on a bender)or the wagon.
Check out our new site. www.titanfit.com
Tuesday 080101
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Monday 071231
Workout
"Elizabeth "
For time:
21-15-9
135 lbs Clean
Ring Dips
The sub for ring dips is 4/1 bench dips, 3/1 bar dips or 2/1 jumping ring dips.
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Sunday 071230
Workout
5 rounds for time of:
500 Meter Row
50 Squats (air squats)
30 Back extensions
This one is courtesy of HQ's site.
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Saturday 071229
Rest!
Everyone seems to do a "best of'" as the year ends. The following are some of my favorite images posted on TitanFit in 2007!
CD with a new DL PR! (with paint fumes in the air)
JB after saying we needed harder workouts
Notice a trend?
JB with a BWT OHS!
MM during the Get-up/Lunge workout. No lie, during the workout she said "this sucks!"
KF after one of the Tabata sessions
The Sunday Crew
Just because!
Cause I still can't do a proper push-up
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Friday 071228
As the New Year approaches, we get the inevitable questions about working out (e.g. is CrossFit too hard? I have not worked out in X years, is CrossFit for me? and If I lift weights, won't I get big bulky man-like muscles?) I laugh a lot at that last one. I have worked out for years trying to get big bulky man-like muscles to no avail - but I digress.
TitanFit and its CrossFit based workouts is the answers to your questions. At TitanFit we provide REAL hands-on personal training with each session. We are here to assist you in becoming better athletes - there is one in each of us!
Check out the following link...the Nave Seals use CrossFit, maybe you should to.
After writing that line, I thought of those that say I do not need/want to be as fit as a Navy Seal - I just want to be fit. Aha, that is the secret. Truly, honestly, deep down, there is really only one (1) kind of fit. Fit or un-fit, in reality. The difference between us and the Nave Seals is not a desire for fit or un-fit but the degree of how fit.
OK, let me try again. CrossFit will get you fit. It can be scaled up to the needs of the elite (e.g. FBI Agents, Navy Seals, or can be scaled down to the needs of those like me that are middle managers.
http://navyseals.com/training-fitness
an excerpt from the site reads:
In every category of training, SEALs operate at the razor sharp tip of the spear. This is why only the best training methods are used to develop and equip America’s elite.
In the last few years, a growing insurgency of the program CrossFit® has emerged as the preeminent strength and conditioning program for many SEALs, to the extent that it is utilized in every phase of BUD/S and SQT, and within the SEAL Teams as an integral component of the PT program.
The NavySEALs.com CrossFit program is designed for universal scalability making it the perfect application for any committed individual regardless of experience. We use the same routines for individuals seeking to get into shape for the first time, as elite athletes or warriors prior to an event or combat. We scale load and intensity; we don’t change programs. The needs of veteran SEAL Operators and BUD/S wannabes differ by degree not kind. You can find your best fitness from the same regimen.
Getting in shape for the world class Navy SEALs is no walk in the park. However, if you can push yourself to the limit, then the rewards will be great!
Workout
For time:
Run 800m
21 Push Ups
12 SDHP (The very strong use 115# and the rest of us use 85#)
Run 400m
21 Push Ups
12 SDHP
Run 800m
21 Push Ups
12 SDHP
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Thursday 071227
Workout
CFT (CrossFit Total) find your 1RM on:
Squat
Press
Deadlift
The following link provides a nice description of the how to and "rules" for CFT
http://www.crossfit.com/journal/library/52-2006_CFTotal.pdf
Compare to:
TITANFIT: Friday 071130
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Wednesday 071226
Workout
For time:
30, 20, 10 reps of
95 lbs - OHS*
Ring Push-ups
Pull-ups
The workout looks like 30 OHS, 30 Ring Push-ups, and 30 Pull-ups. Then 20 of each followed by 10 of each.*For OHS, depending on current strength level, use 45, 65 or 95 lbs.
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Monday 071224
Workout
DL
Try SN grip for a change or try elevated. Regardless of your choice, do 5 sets of 2 reps.
Check out this link
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/20/health/nutrition/20BEST.html?_r=1&adxnnl=1&oref=slogin&adxnnlx=1198458116-ZdpzYZHvQ04s6dJ1logzSQ
It appears (gosh) that the calorie counters on the globo gym's equipment may not be accurate...
An excerpt from the article reads:
Jim Zahniser, a spokesman for Precor, cautions that the company’s machines are not supposed to give the exact number of calories for you. Instead, they are estimates of the calories an average person would burn at that work level. And, the company explains on its Web site, there is no easy way to know whether you are that average person.
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Sunday 071223
Yesterday JB and KF were lamenting how they have not BPed in 6-8 months. So what do we find on HQ's site!
Workout for CFers that OLY
3 rounds for time of:
Row 500 meters
BWT BP x30
If you are unable to do your BWT for 30 (90) reps, pick a percentage and give it a go.
Workout for Oly CFers (rest 10 minutes between exercises)
Snatch - max for the day
Clean & Jerk - max for the day
Front squat - max for the day
JB while completing "Badger" x3 :95 pound Squat clean, 30 reps, 30 Pull-ups, Run 800 meters and sporting a TitanFit t-shirt!
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Saturday 071222
Workout (for the Oly CFers)*
Snatch balance – work up to a heavy single. This MIGHT be more than your SN 1RM, don't be surprised
2-position snatch – floor then hang – 60% (of your 1RM) x4 sets
2-position clean + push jerk – floor then hang – 60% x3 sets
3 rounds for time of:
250 M Row sprint
Kipping Pull-ups – near max (stop just short of failure)...for me that's like 3 pull-ups.
Workout (for the CFers that Oly)
For Time:
3x
500M row
BS BWT x15
*Courtesy of the Performance Menu
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Friday 071221
Rest!
Today is the first day of Winter. That is GREAT news, as it means Spring is right around the corner.
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Thursday 071220
Workout
For time:
42 - Wall Ball*
21 - Pull-ups
30 - Wall Ball
15 - Pull-ups
18 - Wall Ball
9 - Pull-ups
*20 lbs for the strongest and 12 lbs for the rest of us.
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Wednesday 071219
Workout
Back Squat
80%-85% of 1RM x1, 2, 3, x3
Here KF has Cleaned 110% of his body weight. Pound for pound, he is currently TitanFit's STRONGEST Olympic Full Squat Clean lifter!
Congrats KF!
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Tuesday 071218
12 days of Christmas (AKA - Blame Fuller!)
For time:
1 – Burpees
2 - 95 lbs PP
3 - 95 lbs FS
4 - 95 lbs PCLS
5 - 95 lbs DL
6 - Box Jumps
7 - Pull-ups
8 - Push-ups
9 - Ab Mat sit-ups
10 - Get-ups (5 each arm)
11 - 53 lbs KB Swings
12 - A 500M Row
KF at the top of box jumps...trust me, he cried out Bah Humbug! Sorry, I could not help myself.
SW at the end of box jumps...
EDITOR'S NOTE:
I have been advised, to really follow the song, the workout needs to be:
1 Burpee
the 2 Dead Lift and 1 Burpee
then 3 Power Cleans, 2 Dead Lifts and 1 Burpee etc.
I have updated the order of events. Thank you Mr. Berg.
Monday 071217
Rest!
Yesterday I was able to Power Snatch 185 lbs and was satisfied with my effort. Check out the following video of a 198 lbs SINGLE arm snatch. I better re-evaluate my commitment.
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Sunday 071216
Workout
For time:
5 rounds of
20 - Pull-ups
20 - 35 lbs KB Swings
20 - Ring Push-ups
20 - AB Mat Sit-ups
Now doesn't that sound like fun for a snowy Sunday!
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Saturday 071215
For time:
1oooM Row
21 Thrusters*
21 Pull Ups
750M Row
15 Thrusters
15 Pull Ups
500M Row
9 Thrusters
9 Pull Ups
*75 lbs for the very strong and 55 lbs for the rest of us
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Friday 071214
Workout
For time 21-15-9 of:
Burpees (yea burpees!)
OHS - 95 lbs
500M row
Tabata Project
Beam Touch
KF mid Burpees (yea burpees!)
KF OHS
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Thursday 071213
Rest!
Yesterday I gleefully read an article about those that are likely to join gyms after the first of the year - you know, the New Years Resolution group. The gist of the article is:
- Exercise is good for all so be happy for those that try
- Most will quit by March as they are not as resolute as they believe
- Part of the downfall is preparation - fitness is new to them so the "traditional" gym is not the best place for them.
find a support network; people who are either at the same fitness level or close to it. Or, if possible, someone who is far more advanced and willing to take them under their chiseled wing. Going at it alone is not easy, and can be rather intimidating to some. Sharing numbers, tips, results, and positive reinforcement with others will help enormously in keeping you on track. This is why it is paramount that you begin forming this network before January 1st, as you do not want to lose focus or time scrambling to organize this support system after the New Year's bell has already rung.
That advise works well in the CrossFit environment, especially here at TitanFit. The hallmark of TitanFit is our hands-on, training. As member have attested, each session at TitanFit is truly a personal training session. We build, scale, enhance each workout to fit your current needs and to help you become a better athlete.
As the New Year approaches, it is likely we will have a few new folks in the fold. Taking that first step is often the most difficult, but being truly fit, fit for a lifetime is what TitanFit is all about.
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