Workout of the Day
STRENGTH
Push Press
5×3, building
Notes
After a couple of warm up sets, take 5 work sets to build to something heavy and technically sound for 3 reps.
METCON
For Time:
21-15-9 Kipping Pull Ups
*50 Double Unders after each round
Notes
This workout should take <8:00, so scale volume as needed based on the suggestions below.
Choose a pull up variation that you can complete the majority of your reps in 3 sets or less each round. Today is a good opportunity to get outside your comfort zone with your pull-ups, as we’ve got it paired with just one other movement. If this is your jam, challenge yourself with an RX+ variation and/or see what it’s like to push for big sets on a more comfortable movement.
Choose a jump rope scaling that allows you to complete the majority of your reps in 2-3 sets of less each round. You will complete 150 Double Unders in this workout.
Pull Up Scaling
RX++ 12-9-6 Bar Muscle Ups
RX+ 21-15-9 Chest to Bar Kipping PU
A. 15-12-9 Kipping PU
B. 12-9-6 Strict Pull Ups
C. 21-15-9 Ring Rows
Double Under Scaling
A. 20-40 Double Unders
B. 60 seconds Double Under Attempts
C. 50-75 Single Unders
CrossFit Group Class Programming Template (WK7/8)
Coaching alumni Jessica Fox doing Murph
SATURDAY 9.14.24: CONSCIOUS SANGHA – HALF DAY RETREAT AND WORKSHOP WITH CHRIS FOX
Join CFSBK coaching alumni Chris Fox for an opportunity to sit in community, learn a few practices of meditation and working with your breath, and practice them together. During our time together we’ll cover topics ranging from how to find a comfortable posture, how to settle your thoughts, how and when to focus and when not to, how to relate to our tendencies toward distraction and unpleasant feelings like anxiety, sadness, boredom, and restlessness.
What can I expect?
Logistically, the day will involve alternating periods of instruction and formal practice of both seated and walking meditation, each lasting from a few minutes to about 20 minutes. The practice of noble silence will be encouraged, but there will be small group sessions along with opportunities to ask questions.
If you’re new to meditation, or have tried and failed before, my hope is you’ll walk away with a sense of freedom from what you’ve thought meditation “should” look and feel like, and be inspired to beging your own personal practice, however small.
If you’ve been practicing regularly for months, years or decades, you’ll have the unique opportunity to view the practice from a different perspective, and hopefully walk away with new tools and a renewed commitment to the path.
Enlightenment not guaranteed, though I feel confident you’ll walk away feeling lighter than you came.
When: Saturday 9.14.24 1:30-4:30pm