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The Running Seminar
Written by Caleb WhitfieldLast Day to Register for Running Seminar
Only 3 spots remain! Register here!
Scott Greenberg is bringing the heat! 9 people are ready to have their world's rocked and change their running form forever. What are you waiting for? If you are someone constantly complaining about being a poor runner, IT'S TIME TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.
Scott has the experience and knowledge to help you improve as an athlete. Here's just a peak of what the seminar will entail:
Video of running form for each athlete
Analysis of video and discussion on pose methodology
Coaching Mechanics and Technique
Drills and Implementation
Video Analysis Review (After coaching)
Take home material- Drills, Homework and tools to continue to IMPROVE!

Workout of the Day
"Health"
A. Deadlift @ 30X0, 4-5 reps x 3 sets, 90 sec
B1. Standing Good Morning @ 30X1, 10 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
B2. Strict HR Push-Ups, 10-15 UB reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
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3 sets @ 75-80% effort:
90 seconds of work:
10 Deadlifts - (135/95)
50 Single Unders
Bar Hop Burpees in remaining time for score
* Rest 1:30 b/n sets
"Performance"
“Lactate Endurance Tester”
*A great score is sub 3:00 for both
For Time:
Power Clean (115/85)
Burpees
15-12-9
-- Rest 10 Minutes
Power Clean (115/85)
Burpees
15-12-9
socializing and dodgeball
Written by Andrea CockerhamIf You Can Lift A Barbell, You Can Dodge A Ball!
Let's have some fun!
Mark the date on your calendar for a day of sunshine, socializing and dodgeball. Come to Westside Park with your family and kids to soak in the Vitamin D and channel your inner middle school P.E. participant. CrossFit Gainesville will supply the refreshments and Dodgeball equpiment but feel free to bring anything else you would like to make this the social event to start the summer!
Brackets for dodgeball teams will be placed in the gym if you would like to participate, if you aren't planning on participating but want to get in on the fun, there is also a sign up sheet for those who are just attending so we can get a head count!
Start strategizing teams and talking "friendly" smack!
RULES for Dodgeball:
- Teams of 4 (2 females and 2 males)
- There are 8 team brackets of 4 members. (If there is a higher demand, we will accomodate)
- The only objects that will be thrown are dodgeballs and words of encouragement. :)
See you there.
Mark the date! April 28th, 2013 @ Westside Park
Don't take this too seriously.
"Health"
A. Wtd. Supinated Chin Ups @ 30X1, 3-5 reps x 4 sets, 90 sec
B1. Single Arm DB Row @ 30X1, 8-10/arm x 3 sets, 60 sec
B2. HBBS @ 20X1, 12-15 reps x 3 sets, 60 sec
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10:00 @ 85% effort:
3-5 Pull-Ups
7-10 Wall Balls - (20/14)
100m Run
"Performance"
A. 2k Row, max effort attempt
B. 5 sets @ 70-80% effort:
45 sec Row
45 sec Rest
45 sec Double Unders
45 sec Rest
45 sec 50ft shuttle run
Are You Over Training?
Written by Chris ThorndikeAre You Over Training?
Over training can limit performance gains, provoke injury, and increase muscle soreness. All of which, can hold you back from seeing the results you want.
The question is- How can you prevent over training?
Program design and weekly workload- The first step we take care of here by using science backed program design. You'll notice the features of both the Health and Performance program differ by the goals of the athletes attending. If newer to training or looking for a base of strength and conditioning, attend the Health Program. If looking for higher intensity, technically challenging, and sport oriented workouts, attend the Performance Program.
The benefit of science backed program design is that it pinpoints proper exercise selection, rest times, and movement frequency. Meaning results come faster and more frequent because you spend less time needing recovery and more time working out at higher outputs. Both the Health and Performance Program consider the above principals, however both program classes should not be taken at the same time.
Recovery- This is the process of allowing your body to heal tears and breakdown of your muscle fibers caused by your workouts. Without the necessary repair provided by 7-9 hours of sleep, 1-3 rest day's a week, quality daily nutrition, and proper supplementation like protein, fish oil, and BCAA's, etc... the body can take longer to rejuvenate to its fully repaired state. This means you may be working out under deep soreness, limited capacity, or even in the state of injury.
So, by considering your daily training routines around muscle groups used, workout intensities, and proper recovery method's you'll find yourself less in the state of over training and more in the state of progress.
Ask your primary coach for additional insight with your weekly workout routines and if over training may be an issue!

Kathy Inverted!
Workout of the Day
"Health"
3:00 at 90% aerobic effort:
5 KB Swing - (44/26)
5 Box Jumps (20/14)
-- 3:00 rest
3:00 at 90% aerobic effort:
5 Knee to Elbow
20 Double Unders
-- 3:00 rest
3:00 at 90% aerobic effort:
5 Push Ups
10 Unanchored Sit Ups
10 Air Squats
-- 10:00 rest --
A. Power Clean, build to 1RM
B. CGBP, build to 1RM
C. 5 x 100m Run Sprint @ 95-96% effort, 2 min rest

















