10 Rounds for Time
25 Double-Unders
10 D-Ball Slams (30/20 lb)
5 Ring Dips
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10 Rounds for Time
25 Double-Unders
10 D-Ball Slams (30/20 lb)
5 Ring Dips
2 Rounds for Time
21 Burpee Ring Dips
16 Overhead Squats (115/75 lb, from the ground)
EMOM For As Long As Possible
Minute 1: 1 Chair Dip
Minute 2: 2 Chair Dips
Continue with this pattern, adding 1 rep every minute for as long as possible.
For Time
2 Rounds of:
100 meter Run
75 Sit-Ups
200 meter Run
50 Push-Ups
300 meter Run
25 Toes-to-Bars
400 meter Run
25 Ring Dips
Then, perform:
300 Double-Unders
2,000 meter Row
For Time
1,000 meter Row
800 meter Run
50 Ring Dips
100 Pull-Ups
150 Jumping Ball Slams
800 meter Run
1,000 meter Row
For Time
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Burpees
20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2 Chair Dips
30-27-24-21-18-15-12-9-6-3 Sit-Ups
AMRAP in 12 minutes
6 Ring Dips
6 Front Squats (135/95 lb)
Ring Dip is most often used in CrossFit. The rings bring stability to the action that creates power in the smaller, stable shoulder and chest muscles.
However, this instability may also lead to injury or pressure on these smaller muscle groups if you haven’t yet built up the power you need to shift. So it’s better to start with some additional support, such as knees on the floor or bands, while you build up your shoulder power, particularly at the bottom of the exercise, which might not be the best posture for your shoulder joint if you already have tight shoulder and chest muscles.
5 Rounds for Time
20 Thrusters (75/55 lb)
10 Strict Ring Dips
20 Push-Ups
10 Strict Handstand Push-Ups
50 meter Bear Crawl