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Press

Posted on Thursday, July 1, 2010

5-5-5
(E3/4) Sets Across or 3×3 Max Effort
we are only doing 3 sets today

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compare to 6.24.10

As many rounds as possible in 20 Minutes of:
21 Box Jumps 24"/20"
15 Deadlifts 135/95
9 Push Jerks, 135/95

Post rounds and Rx to comments.

Moving
CrossFit Moving Crew

Save travels to Sam H and Nick K who will both be (independently) visiting Singapore

Happy Birthday, Peter H!

New Top 3 500m Row male and Female times:

MEN:
1. Coach Nick P: 1:28.3
2. Bjorn B: 1:31.0
3. Ryan P: 1:31.9

WOMEN:
1. Katie M: 1:39.5
2. Charlotte K 1:47.8
3. Meghan R 1:59.2
(4. Bethany B 1:59.5)

Gauntlet Dropped.

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We've got 2 upcoming Foundations cycles. One of which will be our first ever AM cycle!

July Evening Cycle
Dates: 7/14-8/9
Times: Mondays and Wednesdays from 8pm-9:15pm
Register Here!

July Morning Cycle
Dates: 7/27-8/19
Times: Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7am-8am
Register Here!

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Front Squat

Posted on Wednesday, June 30, 2010

3-3-3
(5/8) Sets Across

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compare to 6.26.10

3 attempts at:
500m Row

Post times to comments.

doubles
David M and Ariel K

World Class Fitness in 100 Words
Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch and no sugar. Keep intake to levels that will support exercise but not body fat. Practice and train major lifts: Deadlift, clean, squat, presses, C&J, and snatch. Similarly, master the basics of gymnastics: pull-ups, dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to handstand, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds. Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast. Five or six days per week mix these elements in as many combinations and patterns as creativity will allow. Routine is the enemy. Keep workouts short and intense. Regularly learn and play new sports.
~Greg Glassman,  CrossFit Founder

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Rest Day

Posted on Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Jamie
Happy Birthday to CFSBK's first member, Jamie D!
Since day one Jamie has been a very influential force in keeping this entire project moving forward. CFSBK definitely wouldn't be where it is without him. Thank you, Jamie for your encouraging words and friendship!

Andy H, Juliana A, Sameer P and Dan R have all signed up for the next Subway Series event at CrossFit Queens on 7/10.  This workout will benchmark your 5K Run.  Lets start signing up and represent SBK!!

Welcome Foundations Cycle 26 starting tonight!

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Do you listen to any podcasts?

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Power Snatch

Posted on Monday, June 28, 2010

3-3-3-3-3
(E3/4) Sets Across

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compare to 6.21.10

Warm-Up
Run 400m
then 3 Rounds NFT of:
10 Pull-ups
20 Walking Lunges
30 Double Unders

Brian
Brian D will be guest coaching tonight's 5pm, 6pm and 7pm classes.

Beat the Heat!
You've no doubt noticed that it's getting hotter in the gym as we creep deeper into our first summer at Degraw Street.  This change of environmental conditions comes with some new responsibilities that we all need to be aware of.  The two biggest risks when working out in high or humid temperatures are dehydration and heat stroke.  Dehydration occurs when your body loses more water than it requires for normal functioning and heat stroke occurs when your body temperature rises faster than you can regulate.  Both of these conditions are very serious and can lead to sickness and even death in extreme cases.  That being said, you can do a few simple things to make sure you're safe while working out:

1. Hydrate! Drink cold water before, during and after you exercise.  We have two water pitchers in the fridge for everyone to help themselves to.  We encourage everyone to bring their own reusable water container but also have cups available if you forget yours or don't own one.  Try to drink water at regular intervals, you want to be taking in more water than you're losing so don't wait until you're thirsty to start chugging.

2. Listen to your body  If you're feeling lightheaded, dizzy, nauseous, begin to cramp or display anything resembling fever symptoms, it's time to stop, cool-down and hydrate.   Sometimes during hard workouts we try to "push through the pain" but remember that putting yourself at risk in order to shave off an extra :15 seconds is both dangerous and contrary to why you're here in the first place. (to get fit!)

We also have ice in the freezer available in both cubes and cups that you can grab to eat, rub on your body (head,neck,chest, armpits..) put in your drinks or throw at Shane.  Additionally, I've ordered two industrial fans which should come in later this week.

If you've got any questions don't hesitate to ask one of the coaches or post to comments.

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WOD 6.27.10

Posted on Sunday, June 27, 2010

Perform 3 sets of the following complex for a maximal weight.
6
Deadlifts
3 Mid Hang Power Cleans

1 Push Jerk

You have 5 attempts to find a best complex. The bar may be dropped from overhead after the
jerk but must be regripped and pulled shortly after it settles.

Post
5 attempts to comments.
compare to 4.29.10

Nick Ryan
Coach Nick and Ryan P go head to head on the 400m/50 Squat couplet in the pouring rain

Good work to Dan R, Asta F , Mike V and Katie M on yesterday's Subway Series WOD at CrossFit LIC!  The next event will be a 5K run at CrossFit Queens on July 10th.  This is a great opportunity to benchmark this standard distance.  5K runs completed at this event will be fair game for the Leader Board. Sign up here!

There are only 2 slots left for our Foundations cycle that starts this Tuesday. Get em while they last and Register Here

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Epigenetics is a field of science that studies how environmental factors like nutrition, exercise, stress and sleep affect how our genes are expressed.  This plays a critical role in our basic understanding of human nature and will shed some light on how your parent's lifestyles affected your own genetic expression.  Read more about Epigenetics at How Stuff Works or watch this video on NOVA and post thoughts to comments.

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Front Squat

Posted on Saturday, June 26, 2010

3-3-3
(E4/8) Sets Across

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compare to 6.23.10

Complete two intervals of the following triplet:

As many Rounds as possible in 5 minutes of:
5 Single arm Dumbbell Thrusters, left arm
5 Single arm Dumbbell Thrusters, right arm
5 Burpees
Rest 3 Minutes

Use a heavy dumbbell.

Post Rx and rounds completed per interval to comments.

Leader boards
Long Live the Leader Boards!

As many of you know, we've recently put up some performance leader boards in the gym. If you've got a score you think is worthy of the boards, please post it on the far left whiteboard located by the foam rollers.  Include your Name, WOD/Lift, Score and Date completed.  Only scores dating from the Degraw Street move forward are fair game.  Enjoy!

Good luck to Asta F, Dan R, Katie M, Mike V and Juliana A competing in today's CrossFit Subway Series event at CrossFit Long Island City!  The workout they'll take on is as follows:

"Bags, Bars, Bells, Balls and a Rope”

For Time:
800m Run with Sandbag 60/40#
Pull-ups, 30 reps
Overhead Squat, 95/63#, 30 reps
Double Unders, 100 reps
Kettlebell Swing, 24/16kg, 30 reps
Toes-to-Bar, 30 reps
800m Run with Med Ball 20/14#

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Rest Day

Posted on Friday, June 25, 2010

Kids
CrossFit Kids log their workouts, do you?

Congratulations to Katie M on her Double Under PR!

Remember that we're NOT holding a 12pm class today. 6am, 7am and evening classes are still on as usual.

Tomorrow is the CrossFit Subway Series event at CrossFit Long Island City!  The event will start at 9am and close out with a buffet style Paleo Potlock!  SBK has a few athletes signed up already but we still need you!

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Press

Posted on Thursday, June 24, 2010

5-5-5-5-5
(E2/4) Sets Across or Max Effort

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compare to 6.17.10

5 Rounds For time of:
50 Double Unders
15 Kettlebell Swings, 32kg/24kg

Post time and Rx to comments.

EricaLucaSteph
Erica, Luca and Steph warm-up outside

Congratulations to Sarah H and Jess B on their Front Squat PR's yesterday!

Congratulations to Ramon E on his first Muscle-Up!

Remember that there is no 12pm class this Friday
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We've already got a few folks signed up for the CrossFit Subway Series.  Now it's Your turn!

Got a friend interested in CrossFit?  Let them know about our upcoming Foundations Cycle
Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8pm
Dates: 6/29-7/22
Register Here!

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Speal and Zac do yesterdays running and squat couplet CrossFit

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Front Squat

Posted on Wednesday, June 23, 2010

3-3-3
(E3/8) Sets Across

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compare to 6.19.10

4 Rounds for time:
Run 400 meters
50 Squats

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compare to 5.24.09

Home

Adrian is back from his trip to Denali.  Check out his write-up on how things went.
We got up to 17,200, which is the high camp. It's a snow and ice barren land, dry air and wind is brutal. Not a good place to live.
Home

from base camp (7,200) to 11,000 camp, the weather is hot, the snow acts as reflector of sun, so it's super hot the whole time, but you can't strip down otherwise, you get sun and wind burn really bad.
After 11,000, it's cooler, but the altitude and wind kick in to make your life just more difficult, and it's still fairly hot.

After 14,000, we just get hit with bad weather everyday. In the morning, before direct sun light, it's freezing. after sun light, it gets better, but it generally snow, foggy, whiteout. The camp is shielded in three sides with high ridge, which is great for protection from bad weather somewhat. Unfortunately, the faces of high ridges accumulate snow, creating a lot of avalanche danger, there are a couple of them that hit pretty close to home. one of them literally force everyone to run from one side of the camp to the other side.


Moving up from 14,000 to 17,000 involves going up a headwall to get onto a ridge, steep and exposed. It's can be sunny and calm while on the headwall, once on top of the headwall and before the ridge, it can be a total whiteout, with wind constantly battering you, barely hearing your partner's shouts.

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Sign up for this weekend's CrossFit Subway Series event here!

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Rest Day

Posted on Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Doyle
Not your typical kindergarten teacher

The first event of the CrossFit Subway Series is this Saturday at CrossFit Long Island City.  Vadim has thrown down the gauntlet with a killer WOD for everyone to test themselves against.  That being said, scaling options will be provided so that everyone, regardless of strength, skill or capacity can participate in the workout. This is a great opportunity to vary your training environment, meet some new people and explore your competitive side.
Post to comments if you're interested in attending!

There is No Active Recovery tonight.

Due to an inspection, there is NO 12pm Class this Friday.  6am, 7am and evening classes are still on.

Not coming to CrossFit tomorrow?  Why not check out a FREE M.E.L.T. class at our friends, lululemon athletica Brooklyn instead?
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From your perspective, what kind of additional equipment does the gym need?

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