WODoers: Did one round as rx'd on gravel driveway and said enough is enough, tt= 18:14, much more difficult to do the tgups on gravel than hard floor, then ran a mile and did some ghdsu's to make up for not finishing.
Myles: Nice tip on the mobility. I did the 10 minutes squat and one of the shoulder mobilitywods last night. The 10 minutes squat is a real eye opener for me on how unbelievably tight I have let my hips get.
So with the Crossfit Fitness Test complete here's how I sized up...
Test 1: 20pts. Test 2: 11pts. Test 3: 18pts. Test 4: 16pts. Test 5: 17pts.
Grand Total: 82pts (B-)
All I can say is, damn! I can only imagine the types of beastly guys who would score in the 90's on this. It was a fair fitness assessment and I can't wait to see how I fare next time I give this a try.
Warm Up: Stretch
WOD #1 Crossfit Test 5: For Time: 800m Run 21 Thrusters, 75lbs 21 L Pull-ups
Performance: The thruster must originate from a full squat each rep. The “L” pull-ups are pull-ups with the legs extended straight out in front of the athlete. Any pull-up where the heels fall below the butt or the legs bend other than slightly is disallowed. The thruster and “L” pull-ups need not be performed consecutively, i.e. without breaking. Any grip is O.K. for the pull-up, but the range of motion must be complete.
Scoring: The entire effort is timed from the start of the run to the last pull-up. A time is returned in minutes and seconds.
Character: This test is classic CrossFit. The combination of a monostructural metabolic exercise (running) combined with a high demand weightlifting movement (Thruster: front squat/push press), and a super demanding bodyweight movement (“L” pull-up), all for time, is distinctly CrossFit and is directly indicative of an athlete’s total capacity.
Jacob 4:20 (800m 2:44, Thrusters unbroken, L Pull-ups 10-5-3-3)
Score: 17pts.
WOD #2 Pick one set weight and complete 21-18-15-12-9-6-3-1 reps of: Overhead Squat Barbell Lunges Barbell 1/4 Squat Jump *1 minute rest between each movement
Jacob 95lbs, all sets unbroken
WOD #3 6 Attempts for max reps of: Straight bar curl, 95lbs Pull-up, 45lb Dumbbell *Go from one movement to the next and then rest 2 minutes after each couplet
Jacob SBC 12, PU 5 SBC 12, PU 5 SBC 10, PU 5 SBC 11, PU 5 SBC 12, PU 6 SBC 12, PU 6
Hey guys. I was gone for three days the last two weekends and got sick in the middle of last week so not much WOD'ing lately.
Justin, TGU's in the dirt?! Madness.
Today I started my new job, it's gonna be crazy and challenging. I just went fly fishing Fri-Sun with my dad way up in North Park Colorado near a very small town called Walden. Caught a few fish, caught a few beers too. My knee is totally swollen up again, I think it's just from fishing all day long two days in a row. I am going to have some bad arthritis as I get older. Oh well, can't do much about that..... so I went back over all of the WODs I missed and looked for a BW one that didn't involve the knee, found that 21,18,15, etc. one of strict pullups and HSPUs. I did 1/2 ring dips and 1/2 HSPUs otherwise I would have never finished, as I am slow on HSPUs. Did it in 25:45. Hard to do a ton of pullups, RDs, and HSPUs when you haven't worked those muscles in over a week! Well, back on the horse. Hope the swelling goes down so I can do one of the WODs involving legs, otherwise I might have to make something up tomorrow, press and core or something. I have been reading all the blog posts though... they get emailed to me. Always entertaining!
I made this one up today. I used a 1.5pd KB for the getups, so a little extra weight to make up for the balance challenges a barbell must have presented. My shoulders are burnt. And I'll also probably have a nice bruise on the back of my neck from those fucking presses.
WODoers: Did one round as rx'd on gravel driveway and said enough is enough, tt= 18:14, much more difficult to do the tgups on gravel than hard floor, then ran a mile and did some ghdsu's to make up for not finishing.
ReplyDeleteMyles: Nice tip on the mobility. I did the 10 minutes squat and one of the shoulder mobilitywods last night. The 10 minutes squat is a real eye opener for me on how unbelievably tight I have let my hips get.
So with the Crossfit Fitness Test complete here's how I sized up...
ReplyDeleteTest 1: 20pts.
Test 2: 11pts.
Test 3: 18pts.
Test 4: 16pts.
Test 5: 17pts.
Grand Total: 82pts (B-)
All I can say is, damn! I can only imagine the types of beastly guys who would score in the 90's on this. It was a fair fitness assessment and I can't wait to see how I fare next time I give this a try.
Warm Up:
Stretch
WOD #1
Crossfit Test 5:
For Time:
800m Run
21 Thrusters, 75lbs
21 L Pull-ups
Performance: The thruster must originate from a full squat each rep. The “L” pull-ups are pull-ups with the legs extended straight out in front of the athlete. Any pull-up where the heels fall below the butt or the legs bend other than slightly is disallowed. The thruster and “L” pull-ups need not be performed consecutively, i.e. without breaking. Any grip is O.K. for the pull-up, but the range of motion must be complete.
Scoring: The entire effort is timed from the start of the run to the last pull-up. A time is returned in minutes and seconds.
4-20 Points Score as follows...
4pts. 6:00-5:53
5pts. 5:52-5:45
6pts. 5:44-5:38
7pts. 5:37-5:31
8pts. 5:30-5:23
9pts. 5:22-5:15
10pts. 5:14-5:08
11pts. 5:07-5:01
12pts. 5:00-4:53
13pts. 4:52-4:45
14pts. 4:44-4:38
15pts. 4:37-4:31
16pts. 4:30-4:23
17pts. 4:22-4:15
18pts. 4:14-4:08
19pts. 4:07-4:01
20pts. 4:00>
Character: This test is classic CrossFit. The combination of a monostructural metabolic exercise (running) combined with a high demand weightlifting movement (Thruster: front squat/push press), and a super demanding bodyweight movement (“L” pull-up), all for time, is distinctly CrossFit and is directly indicative of an athlete’s total capacity.
Jacob 4:20 (800m 2:44, Thrusters unbroken, L Pull-ups 10-5-3-3)
Score: 17pts.
WOD #2
Pick one set weight and complete 21-18-15-12-9-6-3-1 reps of:
Overhead Squat
Barbell Lunges
Barbell 1/4 Squat Jump
*1 minute rest between each movement
Jacob 95lbs, all sets unbroken
WOD #3
6 Attempts for max reps of:
Straight bar curl, 95lbs
Pull-up, 45lb Dumbbell
*Go from one movement to the next and then rest 2 minutes after each couplet
Jacob
SBC 12, PU 5
SBC 12, PU 5
SBC 10, PU 5
SBC 11, PU 5
SBC 12, PU 6
SBC 12, PU 6
Hey guys. I was gone for three days the last two weekends and got sick in the middle of last week so not much WOD'ing lately.
ReplyDeleteJustin, TGU's in the dirt?! Madness.
Today I started my new job, it's gonna be crazy and challenging. I just went fly fishing Fri-Sun with my dad way up in North Park Colorado near a very small town called Walden. Caught a few fish, caught a few beers too. My knee is totally swollen up again, I think it's just from fishing all day long two days in a row. I am going to have some bad arthritis as I get older. Oh well, can't do much about that..... so I went back over all of the WODs I missed and looked for a BW one that didn't involve the knee, found that 21,18,15, etc. one of strict pullups and HSPUs. I did 1/2 ring dips and 1/2 HSPUs otherwise I would have never finished, as I am slow on HSPUs. Did it in 25:45. Hard to do a ton of pullups, RDs, and HSPUs when you haven't worked those muscles in over a week! Well, back on the horse. Hope the swelling goes down so I can do one of the WODs involving legs, otherwise I might have to make something up tomorrow, press and core or something. I have been reading all the blog posts though... they get emailed to me. Always entertaining!
Good luck with your new job Fletcher, enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteI made this one up today. I used a 1.5pd KB for the getups, so a little extra weight to make up for the balance challenges a barbell must have presented. My shoulders are burnt. And I'll also probably have a nice bruise on the back of my neck from those fucking presses.
ReplyDeleteTT = 24:05