130514 Day 2

Day 2
WOD 130514
Coach's Hour, 7-8am

 

During the weekend of the Northeast Regionals, many of our athletes and
Coaches will be traveling up north to support Josh, as he competes in his first
Regional Event! Please adhere to the modified training schedule on the dates
listed below:

Thursday, May 16th – we will have morning training sessions (same hours as
Friday mornings), and the usual Thursday evening hours.

Friday, May 17th – NO MORNING TRAINING. Afternoon training will begin at
4:30pm, and LAST WOD WILL BE AT 7:00PM, NO EXCEPTIONS (so please be on
time!).

Saturday, May 18th – SHED WILL BE CLOSED

 

EMOM for 20:00 of:
1 wall climb
1 hrb
jump rope*

cash-out = 8 hrb + 400m run

*in
the EMOM, do max effort double unders or singles, but whatever you
start with is what you finish with… no exceptions… if you hit 500
double unders or 1000 singles before the 20th minute, you get to rest
after your hrb!

 

The deadlift/box jump WOD returns!

 

Brendan and Kevin

Boxj

 
5.14.13

 

 

 

crossfit.com

 

0 thoughts on “130514 Day 2”

  1. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  2. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  3. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  4. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  5. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  6. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  7. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  8. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  9. Those legs feel sooo good!
    Like Kurtis Bowler said in the last CF Radio podcast, “If your cheating on your squats, you’re probably cheating in other areas of your life.”
    Yes, I’m a geek for listening to Crossfit Radio, but when your stuck in the car as long as I am, you get desperate.

  10. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  11. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  12. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  13. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  14. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  15. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  16. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  17. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  18. Every minute you have to do a wall climb and an hrb. You then fill up the remaining time with double unders or singles (whatever you choose, you must see it through to the end).
    You can do the same amount each round, but we’re looking for more of a max effort jump rope each round.

  19. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  20. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  21. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  22. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  23. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  24. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  25. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  26. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  27. After paying $180 for each Games ticket I realize nothing about crossfit will ever be free or cheap ever again. Seems like everyone’s trying to cash in. The cost to enter most of the local comps is out of control too.

  28. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  29. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  30. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  31. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  32. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  33. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  34. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  35. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  36. I don’t know if that’s really a bad thing. Part of what makes crossfit so good is the independence of every box. It’s hundreds of coaches and thousands of athletes in lots of small experiments. Ideas that work will spread. If we all defer to KStarr as the guru of mobility, there’s less reason for us to experiment with that aspect of fitness. Spending 10 minutes smashing all over because you don’t know what you’re doing could be better than 2 minutes doing what he says is good, and you might find a variation that works better than his.
    His information is still available for those who want to pay, but I think giving people more reason to experiment can only be good for the community.

  37. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  38. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  39. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  40. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  41. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  42. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  43. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  44. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

  45. true young ninja leprechaun, but when you start charging people for what was once free…
    well I don’t need to elaborate on that concept.
    maybe it’s time to start protecting our program and it’s training principles…
    maybe it’s time to not post the WOD or require passwords to see the daily posts??

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