Health Care?

November 15, 2009 Kevin 8 comments

What do you think of our health care?

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Some heavy lifting

November 14, 2009 Kevin 27 comments

CrossFit Total

Back squat, 1 rep
Shoulder Press, 1 rep
Deadlift, 1 rep

Post total to comments.

 

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Chantal getting some air time

 

 

Categories: WOD's

Death by Clean and Jerks

November 13, 2009 Kevin 19 comments

With a continuously running clock do one 135 pound Clean and Jerk the first minute, two 135 pound Clean and Jerks the second minute, three 135 pound Clean and Jerks the third minute… continuing as long as you are able.

Use as many sets each minute as needed.

 

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Yay burpees!

 

 

Categories: WOD's

Knock Knock! Who’s there? CINDY!

November 12, 2009 Kevin 33 comments

Cindy
Complete as many rounds in 20 minutes as you can of:
5 Pull-ups
10 Push-ups
15 Squats

 

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Suzanne wrestles with the Bear

 

 

Categories: WOD's

Remembrance Day

November 11, 2009 Kevin 13 comments

Please take a moment to remember the sacrifice the veterans made for us.

poppy_cross

Categories: Rest Days

Remembrance Day WOD

November 10, 2009 Kevin 39 comments

The war ended on 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918.

To honor the Veterans, our workout for the day is as follows:

In 19:18, complete as many rounds as possible of:
11 Box Jumps
11 Dumbbell Swings
11 Lunges

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Hitting the road

November 8, 2009 Kevin 36 comments

***Reminder that the gym will be closed for Remembrance Day.

Run 5k

If you had to describe CrossFit Moncton to someone, but could only use 3 words, what would you say?

 

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Jeremy and Jeff tackle 'The Bear'

 

 

 

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Is CrossFit dangerous?

November 8, 2009 Kevin 8 comments

CrossFit has a stigma…it’s meant for elite athletes and is dangerous for anyone else. I’d like to reassure you that it’s not.

Why would an injury occur? Doing too much too quickly, and with poor form is the main culprit. Some main points to keep in mind is maintaining your weight on your heels, and ensuring a lumbar curve in your back for many of the movements.

Mechanics and consistency is needed before intensity.

Another factor is when a load is outside of your area of base. Your area of base is defined as the imaginary box that surrounds your feet on the floor. Imagine doing an overhead squat with the bar 6 inches in front of you. That’s a shoulder injury waiting to happen. So, keep that load over your area of base and lock it in.

Now, let’s put CrossFit injuries into perspective. Take the New York City marathon. Every year, one person dies from running this grueling feat of endurance. Also, 1 in 7 people don’t finish the race due to injury, dehydration, etc.

Can you imagine if we did Fran and had to carry two people off to the hospital? We’d be in a lot of trouble if that were the case.

So keep that chest up, back tight and heels down and give it all you got! You’ll see if you follow proper mechanics, you’ll have little to worry about.

 

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Rob maintains great form, even under a heavy load

 

 

Categories: Rest Days

It’s time for the Bear!

November 7, 2009 Kevin 13 comments

“The Bear Complex”
7 sets of the following sequence:
Power Clean
Front Squat
Push Press
Back Squat
Push Press

Complete 5 rounds. Rest as needed between rounds. Go for max load.

Rules: No resting on the ground (even to re-grip)
Jerking is allowed.
Can’t receive the clean in a squat and then directly overhead…must stand first, then front squat.

Bear Complex Demo from CrossFit One World

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Sarah praying that the workout is over

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TGIF!

November 6, 2009 Kevin 32 comments

10-8-6-4-2 reps of:
Shoot-throughs
Deadlifts (185/135)

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Owen's enjoying his first week at CrossFit!

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