CrossFit Niagara

20090803

WOD MON090803

WARM-UP:
500m Row
Perform 15-20 of each:
Dislocates
Air Squats
Scorpion
Iron-Cross

WOD:
Olympic Back Squat
5,5,3,2,1,1,1,1,1,1
(There are many ways to squat, and many reasons for all of them.
Today we are training the olympic back squat - bar high, chest up, hips low.)
The first 5 sets are warm-up, then working up to a 1 rep max.

Deadlift - one heavy set of 5.

WARM-DOWN:
Roller Therapy

1 comment:

Kim8/04/2009
I forgot to bring my brain to the party. My inner voice had me defeated before I even had my hands on the bar. But I wasn't paying attention and didn't fight it like I need to. Wow - all I wanted to do was lose weight ...
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