CrossFit South Brooklyn

Established 2007

WOD 10.05.13

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In teams of 2 with one partner working at a time complete:
1200m Row
120 Wall Ball Shots
120 Burpees
1 Mile Run (Run together)

Split up however but the goal is to have a relatively balanced work load between partners.

Post partner, time and Rx to comments.

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Mike F Deadlifting at the Pump Games from a few weekends ago. Mike ended up taking 6th overall! See more pictures from the event on our Flickr page!

  • There is no Active Recovery Today since coach DO is competing in CT
  • CFSBK is SO CLOSE to 20K raised for Fight Gone Bad 2013. Can your fund raising put us over that edge today??? Don’t forget that the Brooklyn Community Foundation is matching every dollar we raise between 15K and 30K. So every dollar you fund raise actually has double the charitable value!
  • Happy Birthday Nancy H. and Francine R.!

New Group Classes Starting Monday

Effective Monday, October 7th we’ll be adding 6 new Group Classes to our weekly schedule:

Monday: 10am
Tuesday: 10am
Wednesday: 10am
Thursday: 10am
Friday: 10am

Sunday: 8am

This brings up our weekly WOD class offerings from 52 to 58. Get stoked!

Yoga for Athletes with Whitney H.

Wednesdays & Fridays 9:15AM-10:15AM
If you’re looking to increase range of motion and flexibility, discover some take-home techniques to help you recover, and de-stress your body and mind, Yoga for Athletes is for you. Designed and taught with the CrossFitter in mind, these classes will make the fundamentals of yoga accessible to all. Learn more…

Chiro and ART Body Work with Dr. Fidler

By Appointment
Got some issues with your tissues?  Sore shoulder? Funky Hip? Come see Dr. Jason Fidler on Saturday and Friday nights at CFSBK to get an assessment and some body work done on yourself.  To learn more about these services and Dr. Fidler’s background, click here

Massage With Inka

By Appointment
Inka is offering sports massage geared towards breaking down adhesions, relieving trigger points, unadhering myofascial restrictions, and increasing range of motion. Techniques include Myofascial Release and Trigger Point Therapy.  Learn more…

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Rest Day

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How Matt U raised 23K for Fight Gone Bad 2010

Good Luck Team CFSBK!

This weekend Coaches DO, Melo, McDowell, Josh and Teresa B will be competing in a 3 day CrossFit competition called Beast Of The East. Coach DO will be competing in the individual division while everyone else will be representing in the team division.

More Work, Or A Sip Of Water?

by Christian Fox
 
You’re mid-Helen. You’re finishing your 2nd round of KB swings and the pull-up bar is waiting for you. So what do you do? Place your bell down, grab a sip of water, wipe the sweat from your face, chalk up your hands, and then size up the pull-up bar? Or do you ditch the bell and get on the pull-up bar knowing that you’ve only got one round left and the big rest is coming. Last sprint, last swings, last pull-ups. Forget the chalky feeling on your tongue; you’re getting on the leader board this time.
 
In many WODs, a sip of water here and there is totally appropriate. Think Murph, Angie, Barbara (during the rest), or some other 20+minute chipper style WOD. These are designed to be done at a medium to medium-high intensity and take significant time to complete; hence they need to be paced out and can allow for a sip or a break. WODs like Fran, Annie, and the like are meant to be executed at a high intensity throughout, and take a short time to complete. I feel pretty confident saying that you will not dehydrate during 5-10 minutes it takes to complete either of these couplets. Often though, we see athletes stopping mid-WOD to grab a sip or just to put their hands on their hips and rest. Sometimes, sure, this is appropriate. Are you sick, pregnant, injured, or the like? Then yes, you may need to pace even short WODs. But if not, then be honest with yourself about why you’re reaching for your water bottle again or chalking up for the 4th time in 12 pull-ups. It probably isn’t thirst. It’s being uncomfortable with being uncomfortable.
 
Let me be clear…I’m not saying not to stay hydrated and on the south-side line of Pukieville, but if this sounds like you then try this trick. BEFORE the clock starts, drink a cup of water. Then put your water bottle away from you and out of reach. Mid-WOD when you start to think how nice a little H20 would feel on your tongue, use that to motivate you to finish faster. The water is the reward. Finish and it’s yours.
 
Train smart, but train hard. Remember that intensity is what brings results. Increase your pain tolerance. Try getting more comfortable with being uncomfortable.

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CrossFit Games Open WOD 11.1

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As Many Rounds As Possible In 10 minutes of:
30 Double Unders
15 Power Snatches 75/55

Post time and Rx to comments.
compare to 3.2.13

Can you beat the champs? 2011 Open Results:
Rich Froning: 9 Rounds + 30 Doubles, 13 Snatches
Annie Thorisdottir: 9 Rounds

9/29/13 CFSBK 0, Side of Mac and G’s 1

This week’s action saw a tightly contested game between a newly focused Fighting Tacos team and some other fools.  In their third game of the season the Tacos played a much better team game, highlighted by much better positioning, communication, and ball control.  After an early goal, the Tacos dominated most of the game, but were unable to translate their effort into goals.  Strong midfield play from Coach MeLo, Kate R. and Jen S kept the Tacos on the attack.  In her season debut, Inka H.’s brilliant play led to her being marked by the other team as a threat, and she soon incurred the wrath of their enforcer.  The rough play from the opponents led to a “discussion of the rules” that resulted in a red card send off for striker Dan H.  Soon thereafter, the iron fist of the referee’s authority crashed down on keeper Luke A. resulted in his ejection as well.  The Tacos played the rest of the game out with five players against seven, but refused to yield more goals, despite fill-in goalie Noah’s best efforts to do so.
Game Ball Goes To: The Referee, who had more impact on the game than any of the players, just like referees are supposed to (!?)
Next Game: Sunday, 10/6 @ 2PM vs Warby Parker @ Brooklyn Bridge Park

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Open WOD 11.1 Explanation

“Fran”

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21-15-9 Rep rounds for time of:
Thrusters, 95/65
Kipping Pull-Ups

Scale the workout appropriately and work on your discomfort tolerance today.

Post time and Rx to comments.
compare to 2.13.13

Congratulationt to Matt Cohen and his wife on the birth of Violet!
Violet Octavia Cohen, 7 lbs and 10 ounces, was born at 2:02 AM on September 19th after only 90 minutes of labor.  She was almost born in the car, and I missed the actual delivery in the five minutes it took for me to park after dropping my wife off at the hospital door.  Violet was in such a big hurry to get out, but now all she does is sleep.

Happy Birthday Emily V!

MEAT and VEG CSA Pickup Today, 6-8:30 PM!

Please remember that today is the October meat and chicken delivery date, as well as the weekly vegetable CSA delivery.

Bring bags for your goodies, and remember to talk to Michele or a front desk staffer if you need to take your stuff before 6 PM, so someone can mark your name off the list. Email Michele at mignyc at gmail dot com if this applies to you.
Pickup closes promptly at 8:30, with any leftovers distributed to eager SBK’ers.  See you tonight!

Private and Semi Private Yoga Sessions with Whitney

Crush Week beating you up? Take a bit of extra time to recover with yoga. Whitney offers private, semi-private, and small-group sessions in which she tailors the practice to each individual. Sessions can include restorative poses and deep stretches specific to your own personal sore, stuck, and painful post-WOD business.

What’s the deal? Contact Whitney with what kind of session you’d like (private/semi-private) and a few available dates/times. She’ll reply and set it up!
Where do we do this? Wherever you’re comfortable. Sessions can happen at SBK, Whitney’s South Slope apartment, or your home.
How long is each session? About an hour.
How much? 
Private Session: $75
Semi-Private Session, 2 students: $40 each 
*Also available for small group sessions (3-5 people); just ask for details!
Email Whitney@yogapeelnyc.com with any questions or to schedule a session!

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Rest Day

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Getting Dark Out Earlier…
Photo by Bekka P

  • There is no comp class or active recovery today.

Fight Gone Bad Update

Congratulations Team CFSBK on raising over $15K as of last night! Below are our top fund raisers from both the individual and team divisions. (as of 12:00pm Tuesday 10/1)

Top 10 Individuals
1.Matt Chmielecki   $1,545
2. Erik Berndt   $750
3. Asta Fivgas   $725
4. Peter Mattis   $600
5. Lindsay Silva   $580
6. lauren borducci   $540
7. Robyn O’Brien   $520
8. Ian Pumo   $500
9. Pierre Davidoff   $500
10. Whitney Bernstein   $490

Top 10 Teams
1. Who Pood-ed?   $2,135
2. Twerking Sensations   $1,750
3. Saved By The Balls   $1,367
4. Dante DeBlasio’s Hairstylists   $1,305
5. 99 Problems but this WOD ain’t…   $1,285
6. The Metconquerors   $1,225
7. Sweat-Stained Is the New Black   $725
8. Fresh to Death   $620
9. Snatch, Clean and Twerk   $575
10. Free Range Meatheads   $535

To see the full rankings, click here.

Prize Sponsors Wanted!

We’ve already got some great prizes lined up for the event but are looking for more! If you’ve got a service or product to donate we’d love to put it in the mix and shout you or your business out for it.  No prize is too small, please email David (at) CrossFitSouthBrooklyn.com to get more information. The categories reciving prizes are:

Top 3 Team Fund raisers
Top 3 Individual Fundraisers
Top 3 Female Rx’d Points Scored
Top 3 Male Rx’d Points Scored
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