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CF Track, Day 1, Week 3 of 3, Cycle 2, Phase 1

0:00-8:00 General Warm-up

8:00-10:00 Explanation of Specific Warm-up

10:00-14:00 Specific Warm-up

14:00-24:00 Strength

24:00-26:00 Put all plates and barbells away

26:00-27:00 Rest/Transition

27:00-34:00 Explanation of WOD and good reminders for connecting Hang Power Snatch and Bar MU

34:00-35:00 Transition to WOD Prep

35:00-40:00 WOD Prep

40:00-45:00 Transition to WOD

45:00-55:00 WOD

55:00-60:00 Cool-down

General Warm-up

2 Rounds

3-5 each way Iron Crosses

20-30 seconds each way Lying Hamstring Stretch

20-30 seconds each way Lying Glute Stretch

20-30 seconds each way Lying Quad Stretch

20-30 seconds each way Seated Groin Stretch

10yd Walking Hip Openers

10yd Walking Straight Leg Marches

—then—

2 Rounds

10 KB RDLs

10 Lying Leg Raises

MANAGEMENT:

  • Make sure the posterior chain is loose and ready to go, the planks and RDLs will prime the body more specifically for the strength section

Specific Warm-up

4 Rounds

Round 1: 5 Deadlift @40%

Round 2: 4 Deadlift @50%

Round 3: 3 Deadlift @60%

Round 4: 2 Deadlift @65%

MANAGEMENT:

  • Recommend doing a warm-up set every minute on the minute, this is a great time to coach members more specifically as they warm up for their heavy singles

  • It will be short rest, but good to for getting the body warm and heart rate elevated

  • Either have them write down their percentages ahead of time or just start with a light weight and slowly build to their weight for the first working set

Strength

Deadlift

3x1 @70%

3x1 @75%

2x1 @80%

2x1 @whatever LFT HVY SHT means for you today

FOCUS:

  • We have worked our way down from 5s to 3s and now singles…could be just a heavy day could be a PR day, you choose…either way lifting heavy early in the week sets you up well for the last Open workout

  • Weights should be moderate for the first three sets, heavyish for the next three, heavy for the next two then whatever your mind and body are ready for in the last two sets

  • The EMOM format should be sufficient, the first 6 sets are not crazy heavy and remember who you have the full minute so especially as the weights get heavier you can rest more within the minute before you go

  • Keep your chest up, core engaged, hips stay below the shoulders as the barbell is coming up, when the barbell gets to the knee think of flexing your butt to get full hip extension at the top…grip it and rip it

OPEN TIME OPTION:

  • 10 minutes

CONTROLLED TIME OPTION:

  • EMOM 10

NO BARBELL OPTION:

  • Double KB Deadlift 5x5

  • Reps decreased from last week, try to increase weight

  • 30 second Weighted Front Plank

  • Alt. EMOM 10: M1: Deadlift, M2: Planks

WOD Prep

4 Rounds

2 Hang Power Snatch + 1 Overhead Squat

1 Bar Muscle-up

MANAGEMENT:

  • Build to WOD weight

  • This is a great time to coach athletes more specifically on these high skill movements

WOD

EMOM 10

3 Hang Power Snatch @115/80

2 Overhead Squats

1 Bar Muscle-up

SCORE: Rounds + Reps (10 if you complete the EMOM)

GOAL: 45 seconds or less each round

PACE: Interval Mindset…this is a high skill EMOM

EXECUTION:

  • If you fall off pace then just continue as an AMRAP, for the purposes of class this will still count as Rx if the are using 115/80 and doing Bar MU, they will just have a lower score

FOCUS/STRATEGY:

  • Complete both barbell movements without putting the barbell down, short rest before doing the Bar MU

  • Hang Power Snatch: stand all the way up with the barbell, hip hinge to anywhere above knee, hip pop and drop under the barbell on each rep

  • Overhead Squat: after the last Hang Power Snatch, make sure you are ready and stable before beginning the overhead squats…strong overhead position like you are ripping the bar in half, good depth, stay under control

  • Bar Muscle-ups: this is a great opportunity for those that can do one at a time to accumulate some reps after some high skill barbell work

MOBILITY ISSUES:

  • If mobility in the overhead squat will severely limit the weight used then they could drop it on their back for Back Squats or adjust their grip for front squats, this will better match the stimulus rather than going super light

NO BARBELL/RIG OPTION:

  • 6 Alt. DB Snatch + 5 DB Goblet Squats + 4 Single Arm DB Upright Rows (2 each arm)

BEGINNER: No Barbell/Rig Option

SCALED: 95/65, 2 reps of Hardest pull-up you can do

Rx+: 4 Hang Power Snatch @115/80 + 3 Overhead Squats + 2 Bar MU

Comp: 3 Hang Squat Snatch @135/95 + 3 Bar MU