Scaling:
Experienced athletes should pick loads that allow them to attempt to set a PR in the later sets. Newer athletes should maintain the single repetitions of the clean and jerk, but focus on mechanics for each rep.
Post distance rowed each interval to comments.
Compare to 170301.
Scaling:
Newer athletes should reduce the number of rounds but can maintain the same row duration. Intermediate athletes can complete this workout as prescribed.
Beginner Option:
3 rounds of:
5 minutes of rowing
5 minutes of rest
Rx’d
Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 14 minutes of:
7 muscle-ups
50 wall-ball shots (14 lb. to 9 ft./20 lb. to 10 ft.)
100 double-unders
Post time to comments.
Compare to 150313.
See below for examples of what to expect in this year’s CrossFit Open for the scaled, equipment-free, and foundations versions of the workouts. Learn more at Games.CrossFit.com.
Scaled
Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 14 minutes of:
7 pull-ups
50 wall-ball shots (10 lb. to 9 ft./14 lb. to 10 ft.)
100 single-unders
Foundations
Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 14 minutes of:
7 push-ups, from feet or knees
25 squats or sit-to-stands
50 jumping jacks or lateral steps
Equipment Free
Complete as many rounds and reps as possible in 14 minutes of:
14 dips between chairs
50 air squats
100 jumping jacks
Scaling:
Most athletes can perform this workout as prescribed. Newer athletes should focus on maintaining sound mechanics rather than trying for max loads.
Scaling:
Reduce the load so you can perform multiple reps unbroken and complete all the reps in less than 8 minutes. Athletes less familiar with Olympic lifting should take time to drill the mechanics of the snatch and reduce the load and reps.
Intermediate Option:
Experienced athletes should attempt this workout as written, with an 8-minute timecap.
Scaling:
This longer workout contains large sets of each exercise. Reduce the number of reps so each round can be completed in less than 10 minutes. While breaks will be needed to get through each set, scale down to avoid total failure and encourage consistent movement.
Intermediate Option:
3 rounds for time of:
Run 800 meters
20 pull-ups
30 push-ups
40 squats
Beginner Option:
3 rounds for time of:
Run 400 meters
15 ring rows
20 assisted push-ups
25 squats
Practice L-sit for 10 minutes.
Practice front and back scales for 10 minutes.
Post loads to comments.
Compare to 190320.
Scaling:
Most athletes can attempt the power cleans as prescribed. Newer athletes should start light and treat the early larger sets as practice. More experienced athletes should try for the heaviest load they can at each set of reps.
Get ideas for your L-sit practice here, and check out more tips on the front scale and the back scale.
Max set of toes-to-bars
Max set of ring dips
Broad jump for distance
Then,
Row 2,000 meters for time
Rest as needed between exercises.
Post reps, distance, or time for each to comments.
Compare to 170214.
Scaling:
This workout includes 3 max-effort gymnastics attempts followed by a benchmark row test. For the gymnastics attempts, choose modifications of the toes-to-bar and ring dips that will allow you to complete 10+ reps for each set. Most athletes will be able to perform the broad jumps.
Intermediate Option:
Can be completed as Rx’d
Beginner Option:
Make 3 attempts at each of the following:
Max set of hanging knee raises
Max set of push-ups
Broad jump for distance
Then,
Row 2,000 meters for time
Scaling:
Heavy overhead squats challenge your strength while demanding solid mechanics and good flexibility. Athletes at all skill levels should attempt overhead squat triples. Experienced athletes can go as heavy as possible, while newer athletes will use this workout as an opportunity to drill the movement, potentially increasing the reps for more practice.