Spinal Fitness Crossfit Chiropractic Team: CrossFit is a fitness regimen developed by Greg Glassman several years ago. Composed of Increased work capacity across broad time and modal domains. He then created a program specifically designed to improve fitness and health. It is promoted as both a physical exercise philosophy and also as a competitive fitness sport, CrossFit workouts incorporate elements from high-intensity interval training, Olympic weight lifting, plyometrics, powerlifting, gymnastics, girevoy sport, calisthenics, strongman, and other exercises.
It is practiced by members of over 13,000 affiliated gyms, roughly half of which are located in the United States, and by individuals who complete daily workouts known as “WODs” or “workouts of the day.” It is constantly being varied with functional movements performed at a high intensity. All workouts are based on functional movements. These movements reflect gymnastics, weightlifting, running, rowing, etc.
Moving larges loads over long distances, which makes this type of workout ideal for maximizing the amount of work done in the shortest time. Intensity is an essential component for results. This is measurable as work divided by time and or power. The more work you do in less time, or the higher the power output, the more intense the effort. Trainers constantly vary the approaches when training which leads to dramatic gains in fitness.
I�ve had a ton of fun coaching you all this week! There�s been a pretty good vibe and buzz around the gym lately and it�s awesome to be able to be a part of.
Today�s metcon should be handled as a sprint interval workout. This simply means that when it�s your turn to work, you need to try and move quickly because you will have a decent amount of rest in-between your individual working rounds. Have fun!
-Jon Jon
Strength:
Superset x 5:
10 Bench Presses @ 60%
10 Difficult Ring Rows (weighted, if necessary)
*rest about 2 minutes between sets
Metcon:
Teams of 2 (alternating every round, relay style):
6 Rounds:
200m Run
25 Wallballs
4 Rounds:
200m Run
25 GHD Situps (if there aren�t enough machines, x2 sit-ups)
We started off this week with a BANG! Today is no different. There is no strength work, which means that you should expect a metcon that is a little on the longer side. Have Fun!
-Jon Jon
Metcon:
A) 2 Rounds:
500m Run
15 Clean and Jerks
(RX: 135/95)(Sc: 115/75)
B) 2 Rounds:
500m Row
50 Air Squats
C) 2 Rounds:
1000m BIke
25 KB Swings
(RX: 55/35)(SC: 44/25)
Supplemental Work:
1) Bent Over Rows- 3�10
2) Lat Pull-downs- 3�10
3) DB Bench Press- 3�10
4) Seated DB Shoulder Press- 3�10
As mentioned previously, we will be beginning a new programming “style” for the next few weeks. Marc and I will be focusing a lot on pulling strength and also be working towards optimizing your Murph time this year. Murph is May 29, which leaves us roughly 7 weeks to train for it. Expect at least 1 Metcon per week that is a bit on the longer side (30-40 minutes) and some good strength work and high intensity Metcons on the other days. Also, we will be throwing in some extra/optional supplemental programming that will compliment the day’s work. This supplemental work is to be done on your own and not within the hour of class. LETS DO THIS!
-Jon Jon
Strength:
Back Squats E2MOM x 4 7 Squats @ 65% of 1RM
Metcon:
5 Rounds: 10 HR Pushups (L3: HSPU) 10 Pwr Snatch (75/55)(L3:95/65) 10 Toes to Bar
Supplemental:
1) Banded Lateral Walks- 3x20m each side 2) Single-Leg KB Deadlifts- 3×10 each side 3) Hip Extensions- 3×10 @ Heaviest
Preparation:
Flip Flop KB Stroll. Maintain one KB expense and Another of same fat
together with your reverse palm at your part. Function to biggest stroll (period of grass) in 10min
Ability
hi Hold Draw + Hi Hold Hi Pl + Hi Hold Sn
Oly
Novice: 15 minute to Locate biggest Complicated-
Hello Suspend Draw + Hi Hold Hi Pl + Hi Hold Sn
Sophisticated: 15min to locate biggest hold energy clear
MetCon
forty KBS (55/44)(44/35)(35/25)
forty Again Squats (95/65)(75/55)(45/35)
thirty KBS
30 Top Squats
20 KBS
20 OHS
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