The Games tagline speaks volumes. I also believe the winners can do more work in less time. With skill in maintaining solid technique not just with movement, but also in mindset, breathing and time management we all can be certified beasts. If every second counts, then is it not imperative we consider what slows us down? We as growing and developing CrossFitters are understanding how to flow from Max phospho loads to moving fast glyco and enduring the long aero. We should now know getting too caught up in one area be it Olympic lifting, max strength or metcon mania will have a serious effect on overall preparedness and performance. With respect to individual needs, fast recovery potential and varying abilities we hope to find your training zone that will yield the greatest results.
Personally, if I do Max effort more than 3x per week- I get weak. I realize I push HARD on max effort days which necessitates at least 4-5 days rest in between.
So, the days in between max effort, I can hit metcons, "Running Grace","2000M" row etc. since I can recover much faster from these shorter metcons.
The 1-2 max effort days per week is sufficient for me to build strength.
I definitely look forward to the strength building days, but remember it is posted only 1/3-1/4 of the time. So please do not miss these days of heavy lifting- just remember, you are breaking muscle down to rebuild while resting. The metcon wods will keep your stamina at peak levels and ass cheeks super sleek. Also, CrossFit metcons seem to not overtrain muscle the way consecutive max load strength days do.
We hope to understand your body and find the right mix of diet, training stimulus and rest. We are all different, and what slows us down is inconsistency, eating crap, and overtraining.
We have an excellent track record of improving performance in everyone who walks through our doors and consistently leave gallons of sweat. We find effiiciency in movement and see great results. Thank you for the opportunity to elevate your potential faster than ever!
WOD:
Complete as many rounds in 20 minutes as you can of:
100 m Run,
1.5 pood Kettlebell swings, 12 reps,
10 Pull-ups.
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