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re: Can someone explain to me exactly what crossfit is?
Posted on 2/12/14 at 5:45 pm to Dead End
Posted on 2/12/14 at 5:45 pm to Dead End
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Sensible and accurate post. The circuit traing is great. The problems start to occur when regular people with very little gym time are asked to performance exercises without proper form, training, and too much weight.
So is It circuit training?
What would I gave to do at the gym tomorrow to be "doing crossfit"?
Posted on 2/12/14 at 5:50 pm to Seven Costanza
quote:Bodybuilding.com should have a bunch of circuit training workouts.
What would I gave to do at the gym tomorrow to be "doing crossfit"?
Posted on 2/12/14 at 6:00 pm to Seven Costanza
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So is It circuit training? What would I gave to do at the gym tomorrow to be "doing crossfit"?
See this kind of goes back to my earlier comment on the importance of a good gym/trainer. A lot of bad trainers just turn it into basically circuit training every day. But "true" and "good" CrossFit should be constantly varied. We have some days where we only work on strength, some days where we work on skills and movements, some days where we do conditioning workouts of various lengths and for various goals in mind. If you're at a CrossFit gym that throws a metcon on the board everyday and that's the WOD, you need to find a new place to workout
Posted on 2/12/14 at 6:13 pm to Seven Costanza
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What would I gave to do at the gym tomorrow to be "doing crossfit"?
here's what the biggest gym in NOLA did today
Warm up:5 min AMRAP(as many reps as possible in allotted time)
Run 100m
10 Wall Squats
10 Roll-ups
Mobility (would be some type of stretching, usually pertaining to movements later in the workout)
Strength/Skill:
Tempo Overhead Squats
2 sec down, 2 sec pause, 2 sec up
Warm-up with 1 set of 5 with empty bar, 1 set of 5 at moderate weight, then
3 work sets of 5, slightly heavier than last week
WOD:(workout of the day..generally ends each class)
12 min EMOM (every minute, on the minute, you do the exercises below. Rest during down time)
Even - 8 Unbroken Thrusters (100/65#)
Odd - 8 Toes-To-Bar/Roll-ups
Cashout: 1/2 Tabata Burpee (2 min of :20 work with :10 rest)
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