Workout of the Day
STRENGTH
Every 3 min x 5 Sets
3 Weighted Chin-Ups
Notes
Perform 5 total sets of work. You may build in load across the sets as desired but the goal is to make all your reps cleanly with a mature finish position.
All 15 reps today start from a dead hang with straight arms and finish with the athlete’s chin breaking both the horizontal and vertical planes of the bar.
This is the same as Week 1’s Tuesday program, except now every 3 min instead of every 2 min. Push for more weight, more volume, or a qualitative improvement over Week 1 if you were here!
Advanced Option = 1-3 Strict False Grip Ring Pull-Ups or Strict Ring Muscle Ups.
*If you can perform a 1.25xBW strict chin-up, consider working on the rings today.
ASSISTANCE
3-4 Rounds
1 Hand over Hand Rope Sled Pull
1 Sled Push Back
80ft Farmer Carry
Notes
Pick a heavy load for the sled and carry. Ideally settle in to one weight, though you can progress a bit if unsure where to start.
Perform one round of work as quickly as possible. Rest as much as needed and perform 2-3 more rounds. In large classes, you’ll be cycling through with your fellow athletes! Cheer on their feats of strength!
(Programming Template: Week 5/8 )

The 608 Pegboard
The La Sierra PE program
The 5:00 video below shows the La Sierra PE system, which was developed by Stan LeProtti in the late 1950s. During JFK’s administration, the program became the model for President Kennedy’s push for youth fitness as a national ideal. As is evident in the video, this was a tough program that forged fitness and mental toughness.
It’s a real shame that these principles didn’t survive and evolve in our public schools. In a recent video, we talked about how CrossFit makes us “harder to kill and more useful in general,” which in part was about your fitness and grit being an asset and not a liability to your fellow neighbor in times of emergency. While pursuing fitness is an individual effort, for those with access to calories and resources, at scale its impact can be profound for a nation.









