WOD 3/3/10
March 2, 2010 by Kris Freeman
Filed under Workout of the Day
It’s a great day at Crossfit!!!!!
CLASS CHANGES
Class times will stay the same for our All Levels Classes, but we will be adding some additional classes
- 8:15 am Class will now be a Level 1 Class
- We are adding a 5:45 pm Level 1 Class, in addition to our 5:45 pm All Levels Class
- A two part Elements Class (covering the fundamentals of Crossfit) will be added two days per week
- A 2 Part Nutrition Class will be added soon also
Level 1 Class – For beginning Crossfitters, the emphasis will be on mobility, education about fitness, and moving correctly. More time will be dedicated to instruction, slightly slower paced, and will include scaled versions of the daily wod. This class is designed to reach those who have no Crossfit experience, or those who wish to work on improving mechanics of the crossfit movements.
All Levels – For healthy athletes with some crossfit experience. Faster paced than the Level 1 Class, you will be expected to be familiar with the foundation movements of Crossfit: air squat, front squat, overhead squat, deadlift, press, push-press, push-jerk, med ball clean, sumo deadlift high-pull. Intensity will increase from what you experience in Level 1 Classes, but correct movement is ALWAYS number 1!
Elements Class A- A class for the Crossfit beginner and ever evolving pro alike. Elements A covers: What is Crossfit? Crossfit’s origins, Us of “Functional Movements,” Foundation Movements: Air Squat, Front Squat, Overhead Squat, Deadlift, Press, Push-Press. The class will also cover mobility and recovery.
Elements Class B – The perfect follow-up to Elements A. This class includes: What is Fitness? Nutrition: Paleo, Zone, Zoleo, 10 General Physical Skills, Foundation Movements: Push-Jerk, SDHP, MB Clean. At the conclusion of the class will be a Graduation WOD.
“Death by 2 Pull-ups”
2 pull-ups the 1st minute, 4 pull-ups the 2nd minute, 6 pull-ups the 3rd minute…. continue as long as you are able. When you can’t complete the required reps in the minute, you are done. You can use as many sets in that minute as you need to get your pull-ups.
Then… 15 Wall Balls on the minute for as long as you can.
Score = Number of minutes for pull-ups + Number of minutes of wall balls.
Affiliate Team Training
DL
3-3-3 sets across
“Interval Diane”
21 DL / HSPU’s
rest 1 min.
15 DL / HSPU’s
rest 1 min.
9 DL / HSPU’s
Score = Total time – 2 min.




I love sweat angels!
Death by 2 pull-ups…so my hands will tear in half the time! I was going to take a break, but you guys and your awesome wods have goaded me into another day!
Plus I saw Sharp and Lincoln going the distance on the wall balls, which has really got me interested in what I am capable of on that.
When did you guys finally tap out???
Stopped at 16 rounds and still getting 15 in under 30 sec. Worried about the legs for the weekend.
Matt, we did 17 rounds. I think we could have gone to 25, you probably farther. I am glad that we stopped because my legs are JELLO. I don’t recommend anyone go past 20 rounds. If you want to have any legs.
Great time yesterday with lap Diane. Great programming.
For anyone wanting to see some entertaining feats of strength, the Kevin Montoya athlete profile video is pretty cool:
http://games2010.crossfit.com/qualifiers/mountain-sectionals—competitor-profile-video.html
Loved the death by wall balls.