Many of you new to CrossFit are also new to some of the unusual things we do to ourselves daily in an attempt to keep progressing.  One the things we like to do, before and after training, is foam rolling.  This serves a multitude of purposes:

1) Restores muscle sliding surfaces, giving you greater application of power

2) Helps alleviate trigger points, thus (refer to next)

3) Leads to better sleep

4) Increases blood flow to muscles, important for injury prevention

5) Restores muscles after exercise, which speeds recovery and lessens soreness

I could go on for a while, but you get where I am going with this.  The foam roller has found its place in our everyday routine and, like CrossFit, is here to stay!  Make sure you get yourself one for the house as there is never a bad time of day to just lay down and ROLL!

I just noticed no one is signed up for Mondays 6:00 pm class because access was restricted for some reason.  Problem has been solved.  Feel free to sign in. Call or email if you have any issues.

June 11, 2012 WOD

Strength/Skill:

Back squat (tempo 4210) 5×3 (heaviest possible)

rest 60 sec between sets
Conditioning:

Every minute on the minute for 20 minutes complete:

5 push ups (hand – release)

10 ring pull ups

15 air squats

Note: WOD is over when you can no longer keep up with protocol.
CrossFit – Level 2 WOD
Skill:

Muscle up

BB Acrobatics:

In 12 minutes, establish a 1RM clean and jerk

Conditioning:

In 12 minutes, complete as many rounds as possible of:

5  Dead lift 1-1/2 x BW

10 Box jump 24″

15 Power snatch 75#