Snatch | WOD 6.25.17

Snatch

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5 Rounds (or 20 Minutes):
50′ Single-Arm Farmer Carry, Left*
50′ Single-Arm Farmer Carry, Right*
270m Run

Begin the carries with your weaker side. If you’re not sure which side is weaker, use the first round to figure it out then go as heavy as you can handle on the weaker side.

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Coach McDowell during his last day of classes. We’ll miss you, McDiesel! |Photo by Thomas H.

Today: Sunday CrossFit Kids Is Back!

10am CrossFit Preschool and 11am CrossFit Kids return to our Sunday schedule starting today! We’ve missed your kids and can’t wait to see them running, crawling and climbing all over the gym again. Our new CrossFit Kids coach working with David and Xela will be CFSBK member and lifelong dancer Tori Pierce.

Tori is a professional dancer and choreographer who has been teaching young dance students since 2008. She has taught ages 4 through 18 at studios in Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut at both competitive and recreational levels. Having started her dance training at her mother’s studio at the age of 3, it was both an easy transition from student to teacher and an exciting way to share her passion with younger dancers. In addition to teaching, Tori has judged regional and national youth dance competitions. Most recently, she has also choreographed for high school performance teams in the midwest. Tori was introduced to CrossFit by her family in 2014, joined CFSBK in 2015, and loves the challenging, supportive training environment.

As always, we’re open to hearing back from you guys about other class times that would work, thoughts on the program, and anything else you might have on your mind. If you’d like to provide some feedback or requests, please fill out our CrossFit Kids feedback form!

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