A regular week includes 4-5 CrossFit Workouts of the Day (WODs)
& 2-3 CrossFit Endurance WODs (one of which is a time trial or tempo run)
& always 2 rest days
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running friends with blogs...
Courtney - we trained at CF SoCal together and now run the hellish intervals at Força Kai. We also ran the Ragnar Relay together this spring.
Mike - triathlon master, super fast dude! Ragner teammate.
other blogs i read...
Get Fit Slowly - I love these guys, mostly I love their honesty and reading about their ups and downs with weight loss and fitness.
Robb Wolf - Great advice and guidelines for the paleo diet, also a good geeky paleo laugh if you listen to the podcasts.
Sage Burgener's blog - This is the best blog ever. Not only can you get some great oly lifting advice, but Sage is also a world renowned rapper, and she puts awesome oly lift raps up on occasion.
Barbells and Bacon - Enough said. But really, this longtime trainer knows his stuff, crossfit wisdom, advice for trainers and athletes, life wisdom. He's great!
a note...
*disclaimer: During my CrossFit workouts I have a least 1 trainer supervising me and I have 4 endurance coaches helping me with other aspects. I would not recommend doing this on your own, so if you are following my workouts unsupervised I cannot make any guarantees. Oh and I also have a great doctor and acupuncturist who know my goals and medical history to keep injuries at bay.
Notes:
- These will feel very light. The point of speed squats is to develop speed strength, not maximal effort strength.
-Rest about 30 seconds between sets.
-Set box just below parallel. Use a stance about 1 step wider than normal. Pause for a 1 count on the box. Maintain tension on the box.
5 Rounds for Time:
14 Dumbbell Hang Power Snatches, 7 each side (used 15#)
50m Sprint