Workout of the Day
STRENGTH
E2MOM 20:00
1 Power Clean + 1 Split Jerk
Notes
10 Sets total. Start at a modest weight and work up to a technically sound single on the complex. If you’re NOT coming tomorrow, consider performing a full clean.
METCON
5 Intervals of:
In 1:00
10 Deadlifts
AMRAP Double Unders in remaining time
Rest 1:00
Notes
Each interval perform 10 unbroken deadlifts at a medium heavy weight (something you could do for 15 reps unbroken each round if you needed to) followed by AMRAP double unders. Proficient jump ropers should aim for 50+ reps, otherwise perform as many attempts as you can!
CrossFit Group Class Programming Template (WK1/8)
Coach Katie enforcing those ROM standards on Toni’s 23.3 while Coach Grant and Nicole watch on
FINAL CROSSFIT OPEN LEADERBOARDS!
Well folks, that’s all she wrote. Below are the links to our final leaderboards. As of posting this on Monday we are still within the submission window so we’ll have a better breakdown of our top folks including masters divisions on Wednesday when we can go through everything.
The Open is over… Now what?
The Open is different things to different people. This was my (David) 13th year doing the Open and my goals are always twofold:
1. Put up a score that is representative of my fitness
Some workouts I’m really proud of, others not so much but all of them confront me with the reality of my current abilities. Regardless of how you felt about your performances, ask yourself if you gave each test an honest effort, pushed on your strengths and fought through your weaknesses. If so, you should be PROUD of your score no matter where you fell on any leaderboard or how many reps you got. The Open is the time of year where we get out of our comfort zones and throw our hat in the ring. We celebrate the nature of competition, which in my opinion has more to do with effort, vulnerability and bravery than it does a ranking.
2. HAVE FUN!
I really look at the Open as a time to celebrate our affiliate and the worldwide CrossFit community. Throwing down with folks from the gym, seeing people do things that scare them and watching people do things they didn’t think were possible gets me really fired up. I loved hitting these workouts with the coaches and watching everyone take them on at FNF and Saturday classes. It’s also so cool to see how sharp the tip of the spear really is with some of the scores the elite put up. This year over 300k people participated in the Open, that’s incredible and the largest participatory sporting event in the world. Every year I’m grateful to be part of it.
Take a minute to inventory YOUR “why” and what you got out of and learned from the Open. Did you put up an honest effort? Did you have fun? How did you process your disappointments and victories? Did you complete all the workouts? Did you cheer your friends on? How did you handle the nerves? What would you do differently? How will this affect your training moving forward?
Once again, congratulations to everyone who completed the 2023 CrossFit Open. I want to personally thank you for signing up and representing CFSBK. I couldn’t have asked for a better group of people to do this with.