Oct 31 2009

October 31st – Skills and Drills Saturday

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Happy Halloween!

Come on out today for Skills and Drills at noon.

All are welcome including current members, Elements Class attendees, and anyone looking to learn more about CrossFit.

We might be showing some excerpts from “Every Second Counts”……


Oct 30 2009

October 30th – Kettle Bell, Squats

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Skills and Drills Saturday Tomorrow at Noon.

Come out to test your skills, bring a friend for a free intro workout.

Any current Elements Class attendees are welcome.

Pre WOD

Press 5X 5

Workout of the Day

4 rounds for time:

15 Kettlebell swings

50 Squats

Post WOD

Pushup / Knees to elbows ladder

10-8-6-4-2

2-4-6-8-10

In pictures like this, old guys look like young.....

Where "old" guys appear "new"....

The "small packages" contingent doing med ball work with a smile.

The "small packages" contingent doing med ball work with a smile.

Queens of the Kettle Bell

Queens of the Kettle Bell


Oct 29 2009

October 29th – “Nancy”

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Pre WOD

Kipping pullup practice

If you have kipping pullups, do 40 total,  with your first set attempting a 1 set max

Workout of the Day

“Nancy”
5 rounds for time:

Run 400 meters

15 Overhead squats (#95/#65)

Post WOD

50 Abmat situps

A buddy program promo picture?

A buddy program promo picture?

Ever Squat Clean Thruster a 20 lb. little boy?

Ever Squat Clean Thruster a 20 lb. little boy?

Results

Results


Oct 28 2009

October 28th

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Pre WOD

30 Knees to elbows

Workout of the Day

As many rounds as possible in 15 minutes:

7 Push press (#75/#45)

7 Med ball cleans

Post WOD

3 Rope climbs or,

15 dead hang pullups

Mike Locks Out

Mike Locks Out

PM Crew Gettin' Busy

PM Crew Gettin' Busy

Results

Results


Oct 27 2009

October 27th

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Hey all,  I’ve finally got some information to pass on regarding  how the docs want to proceed and handle this since I know you’ve been asking and I can save Nick some breath.
What I’m battling here is something called Osteomyelitis of the calcaneus, in other words, infection of the heel bone. All of the sugeries I’ve had up to this point have been what’s called irrigation and debredment. This is essentially going in and removing bits of infected tissue and bone as well as washing out the area. It’s been working to some degree but bone infections are very difficult to eliminate. Though things look OK at the moment,  the doctors still think there is a reasonable chance the infection will show up again.
They’ve decided the best way to treat this is through something called a Free flap surgery.
In order to combat the infection properly, there needs to be sufficient blood flow to the area, which also allows for better delivery of IV antibiotics. There is little soft tissue in the area around the heel and even a bit less now in my case so they will take muscle from my thigh, transplant it,  connect it to the calcaneus and the arteries to give it blood flow. I’ll spend the following 2-3 days  in the ICU and then be transferred to another room for an additional week or so and if all looks good after that I can be discharged.
I’ll keep you guys posted. Thanks for all the thoughts  prayers.  I sure miss being in there with everyone and I can’t wait to get back.  I’m starting to loose my mind……………….
Vinny


Pre WOD

30 Ring dips

If you can’t do ring dips do 30 negatives

If you can’t do negatives, do a static hold totaling 60 seconds

Workout of the Day

Back squat  7X 7

Post WOD

30 Back extensions

“On the athletic front, the squat is the quintessential hip extension exercise, and hip extension is the foundation of all good human movement. Powerful, controlled hip extension is necessary and nearly sufficient for elite athleticism. “Necessary” in that without powerful, controlled hip extension you are not functioning anywhere near your potential. “Sufficient” in the sense that everyone we’ve met with the capacity to explosively open the hip could also run, jump, throw, and punch with impressive force.
Secondarily, but no less important, the squat is among those exercises eliciting a potent neuroendocrine response. This benefit is ample reason for an exercise’s inclusion in your regimen.”
-Greg Glassman (CrossFit Journal #4 [Dec.2002])

Bree goes for a box jump with vest.

Bree goes for a box jump with vest.

Murph looks on and thinks, "Damn, I wish I were that tall!"

Murph looks on and thinks, "Damn, I wish I were that tall!"

K. Resch and Mike T. go deep. Who has the better head position?

K. Resch and Mike T. go deep. Who has the better head position?

Results

Results


Oct 26 2009

October 26th

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Pre WOD

Find your 1 rep max Deadlift

Workout of the Day

7 rounds for time:

3 deadlifts @ 70% of 1 RM

6 Pullups

9 Box Jumps

Post WOD

20 GHD situps

Elements of Glute-Ham Developer Sit-ups – video [wmv] [mov]


Oct 25 2009

October 25th

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Rest Day

Just a quick update for everyone. I’m still in the hospital here in Denver where I’ve been  since a week ago Friday. I’ve had 3 more surgeries still trying to deal with bone infection issues. I’m going to be evaluated by another surgeon tomorrow to see if more needs to be done or if I may be able to leave. I’m hoping to be home soon and maybe back in the gym later in the week if I’m able. Hope to see you all soon!
Vinny
I want to make everyone aware of a fantastic resource we have at our fingertips. It’s called the Crossfit Journal. It is published online through the Crossfit  main site. It was launched in April of 2002 with an article from Crossfit’s founder, Greg Glassman, entitled “Foundations”.
The Crossfit Journal is the largest high-quality fitness library on the net. This has got to be one of the world’s best fitness resources available.  Growing daily, hundreds of articles and thousands of comments document the various aspects of forging elite fitness for athletes and trainers.
With a subscription to the CFJ, you will have access to hundreds of articles and videos covering an incredibly vast  array of topics as related to health, fitness, and elite human performance.
Subscription is only $25 for a year of unlimited access to all Journal content. It is well worth the cost and I would highly recommend it for everyone.

Oct 23 2009

October 23rd

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Reminder: Tomorrows workout will be held at noon

Workout of the Day

“Erin”
5 rounds for time:

15 Dumbbell split cleans (40#)

21 Pullups

Results

Results


Oct 22 2009

October 22nd – Deadlifts, Commando Pull Ups, Roll Outs

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Pre WOD

Deadlift 1-1-1-1-1

Workout of the day

For time:

10 Commando Pull Ups Left Hand Forward (CPULHF)

10 Roll Outs

10 CPURHF

10 Roll Outs

10 Burpee Box Jumps

10 Roll Outs

10 CPURHF

10 Roll Outs

10 CPULHF

Post WOD

3 Turkish Get Ups – Find 1 Rep Max

Scott's Roll Out Scotti's Box Jump

Scott's Roll Out Scotti's Box Jump

Commando Chiro

Commando Chiro

Results

Results


Oct 21 2009

October 21st – Wall Ball, Dips, Burpees

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Pre WOD

1 Minute Pull Ups

With a continuously running clock, perform one pull up in the first minute, two in the second minute and so on until you cannot complete the alotted number of pull ups within the given minute.

Workout of the day

AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible) in 10 Minutes

9 Wall Ball (20/14)

6 Ring Dips

3 Burpees

Post WOD

Bottom to Bottom Tabata Squats

Great Wall Ball Throw, Full Extension From Toes to Fingertips

Erik J. Larson With a Great Wall Ball Throw, Full Extension From Toes to Fingertips

Obermeyer Represents

Obermeyer Asset What?

Los Resultados

Los Resultados