The WOD - MON, 08OCT12

In Honor of:




A Crossfitter killed in the line of duty.


Warmup:



The Standard Warm-up used at Catalyst Athletics is a series of Dynamic Stretching Drills
that combined with the a modified version of the CrossFit Warm-up is a effecient and effective method for training prepartion.







The "official" CrossFit Warm-up is in the
April 2003 CrossFit Journal .


1-2 rounds of 5-10 reps of:

• Squat or Overhead Squat
  
• AbMat or GHD Sit-up
  
• Back-extension or Good Mornings
  
• Pull-up
  
• Ring Dip or HSPU
  

*Note that for a workout that's dip or pullup-centric, you might want to do something else in the warmup. Followed By: Lift: Burgener Warmup...view the Warm-Up[wmv.]. Perform 3 reps per station of this sequence, and always in this order:

• Down and up
  
• Elbows high and outside
  
• Muscle snatch
  
• Snatch land
  
• Snatch drop
  
• Hang power snatch
  

Hang Power Snatch, 1X5 @ 75% Hang Snatch, 1X5 @ 75% Snatch, 1X5 @ 75% 1RM Followed By: Strength: Back Squat, 3X5 @ 75% 1RM Followed by: 'RANDY' For Time:

Rx
• Power Snatch, 75/55#, 75 reps
  
  
  
  Scaled
  
• Power Snatch, 65/45#, 75 reps
  
  
  
  Novice
  
• Power Snatch, 45/30#, 75 reps
  
  

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