Today is a scheduled rest/recovery day, but don’t worry! We are open and running on our normal schedule. In today’s CrossFit group classes, you’ll have the option of doing either yesterday or tomorrow’s programming, which can be found in the comments section of today and every Rest Day’s post.
Coach Keith cheesin’ after his performance at WZA Strong. Want a chance to work closely with The Dude himself? An AM cycle of Active Life Strength starts on February 19th. Go HERE to learn more!
Calling All Health Professionals: A Message from Dr. Mike
CrossFit continues to campaign on a variety of healthcare issues on a national level. But there are also important local issues that call out for participation. I’m reaching out to find interested members with a healthcare background (nurses, physicians, social workers, etc.) or who are just interested in activities/issues related to healthcare. All are welcome. Here are some of the issues for this local medical collective to learn more about and work on, including:
- New York Health Act (single-payer legislation) and national themes, such as Medicare for All
- Develop links with CrossFit Health, our national counterpart
- Developing an outreach program to the local Brooklyn medical community
And more. Please contact me at mcutaia [at] gmail.com to let me know if you are interested.
News and Notes
- Tonight’s 7:30pm Anti-Gravity class is cancelled.
- Want to get more comfortable in a Handstand? Need to work on your Muscle-Up? Our Handstand & Muscle-Up Workshop with Coach Ken offers 4 weeks of focused Handstand and Muscle-Up training. Classes will consist of Handstand and Muscle-Up technical progressions, plus related strength, mobility, and flexibility work. Class starts this Thursday, January 24th. All ability levels are welcome!
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Josh says
Wednesday’s Programming
Ring Muscle-Up Transitions
Spend some time on skills and drills either warming up Muscle-Ups for the workout, or practicing at an appropriate level of work toward getting them.
A) High and Low Ring Supports (5-10s in each)
B) Low Ring Rock Throughs (feet on ground, 2-4 reps per set)
C) Feet Elevated Transitions (feet on box, band or no band, 2-4 reps per set)
Begin at A and progress through as appropriate. Even if you have high ring muscle ups for days, this is a great way to warm up to them.
Post work to comments.
Week 7 of 8
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Performance
For Time:
15-9-6
Deadlifts 275/185
9-6-3
Ring Muscle-Ups
Fitness
For Time:
21-15-9
Deadlifts 185/125
Ring Dips or Push-Ups
The Deadlifts should be medium-heavy for you, 1-3 sets is okay. If you have Ring Dips but 45 is a lot for you or you’ll need to do them as singles, scale volume to 15-9-6, or 9-6-3.
Post time and Rx to comments.
Amanda says
Hi folks – I’m travelling to San Diego for a week in February (staying in La Jolla) and was wondering if anyone has recommendations of where to work out – there seem to be quite a few CF places in the area. Thanks!
Daniel R says
I’ve dropped into Invictus in San Diego, and it was pretty great. I think it’s still the biggest gym I’ve ever been in, and the scale can feel a bit crazy, but the coaching was good.
Amanda says
Awesome – thanks!
Arturo says
Hey folks, just Incase you missed the blog post, AG is cancelled tonight.
Thanks!