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Friday 4-26-2013
Written by Caleb WhitfieldDodgeball THIS Sunday
Join us this Sunday, April 28th @ 2pm at Westside Park (34th & 8th ave) for fun, camaraderie, and competition! Teams are already forming within the gym to see who's got the biggest cannons and the most agile players! Everyone is welcome, so bring friends and family to join in. We will form teams on the spot as well so do not worry if you don't have a roster filled up just yet. Let the games begin!

Levitate
Workout of the Day
"Health"
A. Deadlift @ 30X0, 3-3-3-3 reps, 2 min
B1. Standing Good Morning @ 30X1, 8 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
B2. Bent Over Barbell Row @ 20X1, 8-10 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
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3 sets @ 75-50%:
5 Pull Ups (or 10 jumping kip pull ups)
10 KBS - 53/35
200m Run
Rest 1:30 b/n sets
"Performance"
A. 3 position power Clean (High hang, Above Knee, Floor) x 4 sets, 2 min
B. Walking DB Lunges @ 10X1, 12/leg x 3 sets, 2 min
C. 5 sets @ consistent aerobic effort:
30 sec Air Squats
30 sec rest
30 sec DL (135/95)
30 sec rest
30 sec Lateral bar hop burpees
30 sec rest
Biofeedback
Written by Andrea CockerhamBiofeedback
“Biofeedback is a process that enables an individual to learn how to change physiological activity for the purposes of improving health and performance" - The Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback
What biofeedback does for us is give us a tool to assess our own exercise physiology. It allows us to measure and monitor our heart rate, breathing patterns, muscle activity, and skin temperature. How do we do this? In class you will notice how each workout is labeled with an effort or intensity level. An example we will use is 95-97% effort. These numbers are interchangeable with your heart rate and tangible to your breathing patterns and muscle activity. The more familiar you get with the movements in class and the more consistent you train various effort/heart-rate levels, the more you will be able to control which heart-rate zone you are pursuing in a workout.
Let's go back to our example of a 95-97% effort workout. This heart-rate level in not sustainable long-term and we therefore utilize it in shorter durations or bursts of energy. You can check whether you are hitting this effort level by your heart rate and your ability to replicate that workout. Here is a chart that dissects heart-rate zones by age and effort. Next time you are in class, check you pulse for 20 seconds and multiply it by 3 to see where you heart rate is at for that minute. Are you where you should be?

Meghan on the Kettle-Bell.
Workout of the Day
"Health"
A. Standing Barbell Press @ 21X1, 3-3-3-3, 1-2min
B1. Single Arm KB Push Press @ 11X1, 10 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
B2. High Bar Back Squat @ 20X1, 10-12 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
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EMOM (each min on the min) for 10:00 @ high aerobic effort:
Odds = 10-15 Wall Balls - 20/14 (*30sec cut off)
Evens = 10-15 Burpees (*30sec cut off)
"Performance"
CrossFit Tester
“Eva”
5 Rounds for time:
800m Run
30 KBS (70/53)
30 Pull-Ups
Wednesday 4-24-2013
Written by Chris ThorndikeWorkout of the Day
"Health"
25:00 @ moderate aerobic effort:
400m Run
5/side Man Makers - 25/15
10 DB Front Squat - 25/15
10 KB Swing - 53/35
10 Ab Mat Sit Up
MAP - Singles
7 sets @ 80-85% effort:
45 sec Burpee Box Jumps
45 sec Rest
45 sec Run
45 sec Rest
45 sec Anchored Sit-Ups
45 sec Rest


















