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WOD 6.10.13

Posted on Monday, June 10, 2013

For Time:
Run 800m
30 Burpees
Run 550m 
20 Burpees
Run 400m
10 Burpees

Run hard and fast, chip away at the burpees without taking any long rests.

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Thanks to everyone who particpated in and volunteered at the LGBT WOD yesterday!

  • Front Desk Maven Lisa F took a bunch of shots at the Total yesterday. Check out our Flickr page to see them!

Zen and the Art of Crush Week!

In traditional meditative disciplines you aim to cultivate mindfulness in a physically neutral setting. Often the practitioner sits in a comfortable position and tries to bring attention toward their breathing.   In Yoga, we see a more dynamic approach where rhythmic breathing becomes interwoven with a controlled flow through a series of postures .  In both of these instances, the intention is for the pilot to become more tuned into the “now”.  At CrossFit, we achieve something very similar through a very different approach.   During an intimidating lift or difficult conditioning piece you’re forced to deal with the moment at hand. The high discomfort level of what we do takes that moment and amplifies the physical inputs to the point where you can’t help but focus on what’s happening. You know this intuitively and it’s why you get nervous before a 500m erg test or 3 rep max Back Squat attempt.  You know that once you start you’ll be forced to deal with the “now” until it’s all over. Every second gets dragged out and every moment to rest or doubt yourself becomes amplified against what needs to get done.  Take this opportunity to set your intention for the approaching workouts.  Whenever you find yourself deep in the agonizing “now” embrace it and stay on task.  Don’t look around the room to see where everyone else is, don’t check the clock to see how much time has gone by and don’t make excuses to try and avoid what your feeling. Just keep fighting the barbell up or chipping away at reps until you’ve completed the task.  If you lose focus and get derailed, don’t let it mess with your head, just come back pushing harder. Remember, you’re here to get stronger, both physically AND mentally.

Enjoy Crush Week!
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CrossFit Total

Posted on Sunday, June 9, 2013

Back Squat 1-1-1
Press 1-1-1
Deadlift 1-1-1

This is a CrossFit style powerlifting meet in which you have three attempts to find a 1 rep max in each lift listed. Your CrossFit Total is the sum the highest successful lift in each section. For a detailed explanation on the event and standards for each movement, please read Mark Rippetoe’s CFT overview here.  To see how you rank, check out these strength standards.

Don’t forget to show up during your scheduled sessions. If you haven’t registered yet, there are plenty of spots left in the 8:00 and 12:30 slots.

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Coach Laurel and Max

CFSBK LGBT WOD Today!

CFSBK is very proud to be hosting the 3rd LGBT NYC CF WOD! 
  • Sunday, June 9th, 3-4pm
  • Followed by post-WOD socializing at Die Koelner Bierhalle
  • To RSVP, please go to the Facebook event page. If you don’t have Facebook, you can also RSVP by posting a comment to this page!
  • This is also the weekend of Brooklyn Pride, so be sure to check out the other festivities, including the Brooklyn Pride LGBT 5K Run
In honor of LGBT Pride month, the WOD will be: 
“STONEWALL”

AMRAP 10 Minutes:

6 Squat Cleans 135/95

28 Double Unders

6 Shoulder To Overheads 135/95

9 Burpees

The weight can be scaled to anything that is appropropriate for you and we will provide a double under modification if your doubles are a work in progress.

Who should come to the LGBT WOD?
  • Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer crossfitters. You do not have to be a member of CFSBK — all are welcome! 
  • Allies – people who may not be LGBTQ, but want to have fun with friends (and working out at 3pm means you can stay out later on Saturday night!) 
  • People with an appreciation (or high tolerance) for Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj, Madonna, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and 80s-90s pop jams

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After Stonewall

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“Helen”

Posted on Saturday, June 8, 2013

3 Rounds For Time of:
Run 400m
21 Kettlebell Swings 24k/16k
12 Kipping Pull-Ups

Post time and Rx to comments.
compare to 10.13.12

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Cassie Xu getting her front rack position ready during standardized warm-ups

  • Don’t forget to sign up for your CrossFit Total session tomorrow on the google doc. Also, please read yesterday’s post about what the Total is and what to expect.
  • Happy Baby shower to Malcolm and Coach Laurel! They’ll be celebrating the upcoming birth of their first child at the gym this afternoon!
  • Due to the LGBT WOD, we will not be hosting Teaser Class tomorrow.

Nike Casting Call

Urban NYC Productions photographer, Alex Zsebik is casting for an upcoming Nike advertisement. They are looking for caucasian males in their late 20’s/ early 30s for the commercial. They are particularly interested in men who particiapte in CrossFit and have an athletic build. If you’re interested in the campaign please submit an image of yourself to casting(AT)urbannyc.com 

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Rest Day

Posted on Friday, June 7, 2013

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Serene and I took some time away from our feminist philosophy conference & did a pretty difficult Snatch WOD at CrossFit Bergen. CFSBK was a famous gym to one of the coaches who’s coming to NY in July & will definitely attend a class. Here’s a funny photo of us. – Danae

  • Happy Belated Birthday Ellie June Myers!
  • Coach Nick is looking for a male rower under 165lbs who would be interested in particpating on team CFSBK for Reebok CrossFit 5th Avenues Row For Boston fundraiser. Please email Nick(AT)CrossFitSouthBrooklyn.com if you’re interested.

CrossFit Total Details

This Sunday we’ll be running four CrossFit Total sessions. Each session will be 90 minutes long to accomodate the warm-up and lifting time. To familiarize yourself with the event, please read Mark Rippetoe’s official write up on the CrossFit Total here.

Schedule
We’ll be running 90 minute sessions at 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:00am and 12:30pm. Please sign up for a session on this google doc so that we can distribute athletes evenly throughout.  If you can’t make the Total on Sunday, you can make it up at open gym on Friday or Sunday. We will NOT be allowing people to Total on Tuesday or any other Group Class times.

What to Expect
You’re expected to get there early and do a DIY warm-up and movement prep. The actual 90 minute session will look like this:

  • Intro (what is a CFT, movement standards demo, and spotting): 10min
  • Squat 1-1-1: 35min
  • Press 1-1-1: 20min
  • Deadlift 1-1-1: 20min
Plan on performing 3-4 warm-up sets before your opener. As a rule of thumb, your first attempt should be something you “own”. Meaning a weight that’s heavy but you know you can do. From there you can infer if you’d like to PR for your second attempt or match a previous PR then go for broke on the third attempt. You are not allowed to go down in weight so plan accordingly.

If you’re a newer lifter you can still participate in the Total howeve you’ll be looking to benchmark heavy singles on each lift, not true 1RMs. Until about 6 months of consistent weight lifting your CNS and muscularure haven’t really been primed to test limit strength, however you can load up and explore some uncharted territory.

Ring Strength Class

Join guest Gymnastics Coach Ken H. as he takes you through 4 weeks of gymnastics strength training with an emphasis on developing a rudimentary ring routine and Crossfit strength movements.  Each class will include a proper warm-up, stretching and then use both isometric and dynamic strength exercises to develop: core strength while learning transitions on the rings, levers, muscle-ups and planches.  Students will also have strength and flexibility assignments to do on the outside of class. 

Ring Strength Class Dates and Times:
Saturdays from 2:00pm – 3:00pm
6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29

Price:
$60 for 4 Weeks

Cap:
8 Participants

Register Here!

Ken Haller’s Bio
Ken was a nationally competitive gymnast in Newton, MA and at the University of Michigan. After graduating, Ken coached for eight years at Capital Gymnastics in Northern Virginia where he coached regional and national champions. His students have gone on to be NCAA champions and members of Cirque du Soliel. In searching for an activity to replace gymnastics, Ken filled the void with rock climbing and yoga for the past ten years and recently found CrossFit to round out his training.
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Preparing to 1RM Chris Fox
Getting Ready to Squat Margie Lempert
Heavy: A Response Margie Lempert
Dude, Where’s My 1RM? Jeremy Fisher

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Bench Press

Posted on Thursday, June 6, 2013

Fitness: 75%x5x2
(75% of last week’s working weight)

Performance: 40%x5, 50%x5, 60%x5

Power Clean

2 reps EMOTM for 10 minutes
Perform 2 reps OTM at 80-90% of heaviest load used (successfully) this cycle.

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For Time:
100 Sit-Ups

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Jay Reingold Gets his Murph On

Happy Birthday to the “Swan”, Ellie June Myers!!

New Equipment Ordered

2 new Indy Squat stands
More HG Snap Collars
Red Voodoo Bands
MobilityWOD Gemini Roller
2 more Trigger Point Grid Rollers
3 new 20″ plyo boxes
Magic Carpet Sled + Attachments
MobilityWOD Posters

Tough Titsday Powerlifting Meet IV

To the ladies of CFSBK:
We are hosting our fourth powerlifting meet!

What: 3 attempts at a 1 rep max of Backsquat, Bench Press and Deadlift
When: July 14, 2013 at 2:30pm; weigh in and registration at 1pm; rules review at 2pm
Who: SBK women who have been attending group classes for at least 3 months

How much: $25 Includes participation
Bonus: Celebrate post meet with your fellow lifters and friends. Drinks on us!
25 spots available. Registration deadline is July 7, 2013. 
Register Here!

The Details:
Each woman will have 3 attempts to hit a max single in Squat, Bench and Deadlift, in that order. All lifters will make their attempts in each lift before moving to the next.

First, second and third place winners will be awarded in each weight class based on total combined weight of best lifts.

There will be 4 weight classes:

Pixies: Under 125
Ladies: 126-140
Dames: 141-155
Broads: Over 156
In the event of a tie, lowest weight wins.
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