CrossFit Conditioning
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CFHQ WOD
"Tabata This!"
Tabata Row
Rest 1 minute
Tabata Squat
Rest 1 minute
Tabata Pull-up
Rest 1 minute
Tabata Push-up
Rest 1 minute
Tabata Sit-up
The Tabata interval is 20 seconds of work followed by 10 seconds of rest for 8 intervals.
Tabata score is the least number of reps performed in any of the eight intervals. Unit for the row is "calories".
Add scores together and record
ENDURANCE WOD
Choose ONE of the following sports:
80% for the first half, 90% for the last half. Choose distance based on your event.
Swim: SC: 400m , LC: 600m , U: 800m
Bike: SC: 10 mile , LC: 18 mile , U: 25 mile
Run: SC: 1.5 mile , LC: 5miles , U: 10miles
C2: SC: 2k , LC: 5k , U: 8k
STRENGTH WOD
Snatch
80% x 1 x 7
Clean & jerk
80% x 1 x 7
Back squat
78% x 5 x 5
3 sets:
A1. Good morning (squat stance, unlocked knee) x 8-10
A2. DB row x 8-10
Attrition
The CrossFit method places individuals into routines that impose pressure to perform against time or loads. Tasks are set, and the goal is to complete them in best time, best form, best load possible. At some stage regardless of previous experience, fitness levels etc, attrition sets in.
Attrition and fatigue cause people to access more then just muscular actions. You will have to "Dig Deep" and put some mental determination into the task at hand. This psychological effect can be just as important as the effect of the routine on your CV System.
There are times in sport and life that individuals are placed in situations that are uncomfortable, difficult perhaps dangerous and regardless of experience, aptitude or intelligence you will have to grit it out or quit.
Rarely in Gym based fitness programs is there this type of necessity.
Pushing yourself through training that stimulates pressured performance is seen as "Character Building" in common wisdom. CrossFit brings that to your gym routine and beyond.
A conditioning routine without the presence of some kind of attrition based training format robs participants of the important aspect of psychological conditioning.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
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