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Saturday 240803

Saturday 240803
Guest Programmer - HWPO

July 22-Aug. 4, 2024



For time:



Run 2,500 meters

Swim 800 meters



*Ski erg 1,600/2,000 meters as an alternative to the swim.



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Scaling:

Once again, we’ve thrown in a bit of CrossFit Games training! With the announcement of the running and swimming at the Games, why not give it a shot? If you have access to open water, take a training partner with you or stay in a supervised and populated area. If you’re swimming in a pool, split this workout into 50-, 100-, or 200-meter intervals to give yourself short breaks. Avid swimmers can challenge themselves to swim consistently and aim for a sub-2:00/100-meter pace.



The effort on the swim for many is quite substantial, so it’s important to run at a comfortable, aerobic pace to not get into the water and find breathing to be difficult.



If swimming is a new challenge for you and you have very little experience in the water but want to include it, start with the swim, focus on technique, and then run with more intensity.



GOAL: CrossFit Games training and aerobic conditioning



ADVANCED ATHLETE TARGET: Run 10-12 minutes, swim 16 minutes or less

BEGINNER ATHLETE TARGET: Comfort of the run, completing the swim



Intermediate option:

For time:

Run 2,000 meters

Swim 400 meters



Beginner option:

For time:

Swim 200 meters

Jog or walk 1,200 meters



Coaching cues:

Think running is all in the legs? Think again. Mastering your arm movement can increase efficiency and speed. Hold your hands in a loose fist and think about swiping your fingers right along your hip bone as you send your elbows back with each step. Better yet, “lick it and stick it!” Pretend you have an ice cream cone in each hand. Lick it, then stick it in your pocket.



Resources:

Run Swim: Individual Event 1 of the 2024 CrossFit Games

Swimming, CrossFit Style



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Monday 231211

Monday 231211

Meet Guest Programmer – Michele Letendre: Dec. 4-17, 2023.

Run Ski Run
For time:
Run 1 mile
Ski 500 meters
Run 1 mile

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Goal: 20 minutes of work.

Run Swim Run was a 2017 CrossFit Games event where athletes ran a course around the venue and swam in Lake Monona in Madison, Wisconsin. In today’s workout, we’re replacing the swim with the ski erg.

This workout is about aerobic capacity and technical endurance. The ski erg will feel like a nice break but be careful not to become complacent.

To improve your run pace, focus on posture. Imagine a string holding you up from the top of your head pulling your neck up and lifting your chin. In contrast, your shoulders should feel lower and your hands relaxed.

If you did the running intervals two weeks ago, you’ll have a good idea of your speed. A trick for this one could be to average your times on the 400-meter runs and add 10 seconds to your pace in order to sustain the effort for the next mile.

Scaling:

Intermediate option:
For time:
Run 1,000 meters
Ski 500 meters
Run 1,000 meters

Beginner option:
For time:
Run 800 meters
Ski 350 meters
Run 800 meters

To build cardiovascular endurance, adjust the distances to allow jogging, running, or walking within the time domain. The running should take no more than 16 minutes in total. Move continuously on the ski erg. Aim for no more than 4 minutes on the ski erg.

Resources:
Metabolic Conditioning
What Is Fitness? Part 2: Metabolic Pathways
CAP Tips: Running Position Drill
CAP Tips: Running Pulling in Place
CAP Tips: Running Falling Forward
CAP Tips: Running Change in Support Drill

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Monday 240722

Monday 240722

50-40-30-20-10 reps for time of:
Kettlebell swings
*Run 400 meters after each set

♀ 35 lb
♂ 53 lb

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Scaling:
This is a posterior chain endurance workout. The goal here is to move with close-to-perfect form on both the swings and the run. The focus on the quality of movement will do two things for us: keep our minds focused on the present and what we're doing, and help us pace our effort in order to finish strong.

Since both these movements are cyclical, movement patterns are crucial for efficiency which translates to better intensity as we gain experience. So today, rather than focusing on finishing as fast as possible, try to focus on finishing feeling like your last 400-meter run was your best.

Use a kettlebell weight you can move comfortably. You should be able to perform the 50 reps unbroken but may break them up to help conserve energy and maintain good technique.

If you cannot run 400 meters in under 2:30, reduce the distance to 200 meters. If you’re new to running, you can perform a 200-meter jog/walk.

To replace the run entirely, use a bike and perform 800 meters. Avoid the rower today.

GOAL: Posterior chain and aerobic endurance
TARGETS:
ADVANCED: Unbroken kettlebell swings, 15- to 16-minute time domain
BEGINNER: Quality kettlebell swings, 16- to 18-minute time domain

Intermediate option:
50-40-30-20-10 reps for time of:
Kettlebell swings
*Run 400 meters after each set

♀ 26 lb
♂ 35 lb

Beginner option:
35-30-25-20-15 reps for time of:
Russian kettlebell swings
*Run 200 meters after each set

♀ 18 lb
♂ 26 lb

Coaching cues:

During the kettlebell swing, think about hinging at the hips and slightly bending your legs before aggressively extending both simultaneously to elevate the kettlebell.

Resources:
The Kettlebell Swing
CAP Tips: Running Position Drill
CAP Tips: Running Pulling in Place
CAP Tips: Running Falling Forward
CAP Tips: Running Change in Support Drill

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Thursday 220616

Thursday 220616

On a Concept2 rower:

Pull a sub-1:25/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:30/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:35/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:30/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:25/500-m pace for as long as possible

Post time maintained at each pace to comments. Scale split times as needed. Compare to 160613.

Scaling:
Approach these intervals as max efforts. Choose a beginning pace on the rower that you are able to maintain for a minimum of 10 seconds.

Intermediate Option:
On the Concept2 rower:
Pull a sub-1:35/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:40/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:45/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:40/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-1:35/500-m pace for as long as possible

Beginner Option:
On the C2 rower:
Pull a sub-1:55/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-2:00/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-2:05/500-m pace for as long as possible
Rest 3 minutes
Pull a sub-2:00/500-m pace for as long as possible

Wednesday 240228

Wednesday 240228

For time:
1,000-meter row
400-meter run
750-meter row
400-meter run
500-meter row
400-meter run
250-meter row
400-meter run

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Scaling:
Today is a moderately long endurance-focused workout. Maintain a consistent pace on the rower and push the pace on the run. Your pace on the rower is too fast if you are walking out the door on your run. Those performing the workout as prescribed should be able to complete the first row in no more than 4:30 and keep each run to 2:15 or less.

Intermediate option:
Same as Rx’d

Beginner option:
For time:
600-meter row
200-meter run
400-meter row
200-meter run
200-meter row
200-meter run

Resources:
Rowing
Running Fundamentals

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