Can you perform this sequence every minute on the minute for thirty minutes?
Straight arm, straight body, straight leg pull to inverted hang on pull-up bar.
Lower to normal hang and perform 1 pull-up.
Lower to hang and pull knees to elbows.
Drop and perform 7 squats.
Drop to floor and perform three push-ups.
Notes:
Count total circuits completed within thirty minutes.
Straight-straight-straight pull to inverted hang is tough curl up enough
to more readily pull to inverted hang then extend the body and lower back
to normal hang "straightened out."
Incidentally, this is a whole body workout of immense practicality.
1 mile Bike
Rest as needed.
20 inch Box jump, 50 reps.
Rest as needed.
20 pound Wallball, 50 shots
Rest as needed.
Jumping pull-ups, 100 reps.
Notes:
1. Add time from all four efforts.
2. Jumping pull-ups are performed starting with about fifteen to twenty
degrees of flexion in the arm and then jump to chin over bar.
Five rounds, 21-18-15-12 and 9 reps, for time of:
Back Extensions
Pull ups
Sit ups
Dips
Notes:
1. This is 5 "super" sets. Move from Back Extension through to Dips with no rest.
2. After completion of all four exercises for each set, rest as needed.
In any order and within thirty minutes:
Row a 1K, max effort.
Kettlebell Swing max reps (without stopping).
Pull-ups, max reps.
Notes:
1. As an indication of the intensity we are looking for and as a challenge,
who out there can perform 50 kettlebell swings with 2 "pood" kettlebell,
row a 3:10 1K, and perform the 30 pull-ups in one set?
If you can you are among the worlds fittest athletes.
2. Submit row time, k'bell reps, and pull-up count for ranking.
Entire workout must finish within thirty minutes. First place wins CrossFit T-shirt.
For time:
50 Push-ups
50 Pull-ups
75 Sit-ups
75 Kettlebell Swings, 1 "pood" kettlebell (16kg)
150 Air Squats
Perform in any order. The idea is to perform each in as
few sets as possible. All of the reps from each exercise do not have
to be completed before starting some from another exercise.
Keep track of the reps and tally the total sets to completion.
Note time to completion. Final score is total number of sets
multiplied by time in minutes to completion.
Notes:
1. One possible approach is to perform a near max set of push-ups,
go on to the pull-ups, do the same with the sit-ups, etc. After the squats,
go back to the push-ups and run through the list again finishing as much
as you can at each exercise.
2. Seven sets total in ten minutes for a "70" is an excellent score!