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Tripple O.G. Borna Daftari! “My favorite thing about crossfit is the push it gives me to get an amazing workout so efficiently.  Between the programming, coaching, and push from other members I do so much more than I ever could on my own or even with a personal trainer.  My goals are just to be healthy, have the energy to play with my kids, and not gross out my wife… and luckily I’m doing better with all of those now at 35 years old than I was doing when I was 25.  On that note, my favorite WOD is Diane, mostly because it seemed so impossible to me when I joined and I’m proud it’s something I can get done now.  The reason I stay at CFR7 is because I’m constantly learning new things that help me be fitter and healthier. Whether it’s tips on form for weightlifting, new exercises, or mobility tips, I’ve been getting smarter my whole time at route 7 thanks to the coaches.

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HERO WOD:

On Nov. 5 at 1:34 p.m., a terrorist named Major Nidal Hasan attacked fellow soldiers and civilians at Fort Hood, Texas. When the shooting ended, he had killed 12 soldiers and one civilian and wounded 43 others.

Spc. Frederick Greene, 29, of Mountain City, Tennessee, Pfc. Aaron Thomas Nemelka, 19, of West Jordan, Utah, Pfc. Michael Pearson, 22, of Bolingbrook, Illinois, and Spc. Kham Xiong, 23, of St. Paul, Minnesota, along with eleven of the wounded were active CrossFitters in the 20th Engineer Battalion, home to Lumberjack CrossFit.

This workout is in honor of these soldiers, one month after the murderous rampage. We are asking the CrossFit community to make donations in honor of these soldiers at cflumberjack.org.

“Lumberjack 20”
For time:
20 deadlifts, 275/185
Run 400m
20 KB swings, 32/24
Run 400m
20 overhead squats, 115/80
Run 400m
20 burpees
Run 400m
20 Chest to Bar pull ups
Run 400m
20 box jumps, 24/20
Run 400m
20 squat cleans, 115/80
Run 400m

Have athletes share barbells and run a stagger start

*Compare to 11/23/15

Starting July 10th, we will be pursuing dominance over our Midline. Ensuring that we have trunk strength and stability as well as breath control under duress will create a more successful athlete and human. For the next eight weeks our leg strength will be a modified 7/13 Front Squat/Back Squat Cycle. After establishing a 1 Rep Max Front Squat, athletes will then take 90% (working max) and use it for percentage training over the next 8 weeks. Athletes will perform (4 x 7/13). 4 sets of 7 Front Squats then after racking the bar immediately go into 13 Back Squats (20 total reps each set) with 2:00 rest between sets. We will be squatting twice a week for alternating a Mon/Thur or Tues/Fri training week. This cycle will also support muscular endurance and hypertrophy (bigger stronger legs and butt).

For motivation and info please check out: http://www.jackedandstrong.com/713-squat-program-a-review

Week 1: Monday Establish 1RM Front Squat
             Thursday 4 x 7/13 @ 65%
Week 2: Tuesday 4 x 7/13 @ 70%
             Friday: 5 x 4/8 @ 73%
Week 3: Monday 5 x 4/8 @ 75%
             Thursday: 5 x 4/8 @ 78%
Week 4: Tuesday 5 x 4/8 @ 80%
             Friday: 6 x 3/6 @ 83%
Week 5: Monday 6 x 3/6 @ 85%
             Thursday: 6 x 3/6 @ 88%
Week 6: Tuesday 6 x 3/6 @ 90%
             Friday:6 x 2/4 @ 93%
Week 7: Monday 6 x 2/4 @ 95%
             Thursday: 6 x 2/4 @ 98%
Week 8: Tuesday 6 x 2/4 @ 98%
Friday: Establish a New 1 Rep Max

We will also tie in Finishers and movements in Wods that develop midline stability, scapular stability (shoulder blades), overhead loading and other movements in dynamic and static variations.

Athlete Notes: This starts fairly easy in weeks 1&2 but trust us, you’ll be really starting to work as the program builds each week! If you miss a day, you should attempt to stay on track. You can fall into the cycle where needed if you miss a day. However if the percentages are too great for you to accomplish the 4 sets, back down the weight and complete.

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Strength of the Week
Monday: Front Squat
Tuesday: “Lumberjack 20”
Wednesday: Deadlift
Thursday: Back and Front Squat
Friday: Snatch
Saturday: “Black Lung”
Sunday: Power Clean

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Establish a 1RM
Front Squat

3 Rounds
25 Push Press 95/65, FX:75/55
50 Double Unders
25 Sit ups

Accumulate 3 min L-sit hold on rings or parallettes

Yoga with Chuck at 11:15 am. Free for CFR7 members and $10 drop in.

Great reads. CrossFit and Yoga need one another: http://zusayoga.com/yogaandcrossfit/

http://www.tabatatimes.com/10-reasons-why-crossfitters-should-start-practicing-yoga-5282013/
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Weighted Pull Ups
5 x 3 (ME)
Rest 1:30 after Last Set
then One Max Effort Strict Pull ups

5 Rounds For Time:
4 Muscle Ups Fx: 8 C2B pull-ups
8 Toes 2 Bar
16 Air Squats
400m Run

Free CrossFit Today at 11:30 am. No CrossFit Experience needed. Bring a friend and sign up HERE: Save $25 on your Foundations course after the WOD.

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Power Snatch
00:00-12:00 Find a Heavy TNG Power Snatch Triple
12:00-14:00 Rest (set bar load)
14:00 Perform 1 Max Effort UB set at 80% of Triple

AMRAP 3:
21 Wall Ball Shots 20/14
21 Hang Power Cleans 115/80, Fx: 95/65
21 Push Jerks 115/80, Fx: 95/65
Rest: 3:00
AMRAP 3:
18 Wall Ball Shots 20/14
18 Hang Power Cleans 115/80, Fx: 95/65
18 Push Jerks 115/80, Fx: 95/65
Rest: 3:00
AMRAP 3:
15 Wall Ball Shots 20/14
15 Hang Power Cleans 115/80, Fx: 95/65
15 Push Jerks 115/80, Fx: 95/65
Rest: 3:00le

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O.G. of the day is Mr. “I don’t come for the music” George Hammerschmidt.

Every once in a while something comes into your life that’s worth hanging on to for as long as you can.  My spouse and family come to mind.  In this case it’s a group a people who came together as strangers and accomplish more together than they ever could individually.   That’s CrossFit Route7 to me and especially the 6 a.m. class.  I won’t try and name them all for fear of missing someone but may God bless them for having the patience to encourage me, wait for me to finish and at times tolerate me 🙂
Any WOD that BJ or Marcus run (except Murph, still in therapy)
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Kipping Handstand Push Up Technique

Athletes that don’t need to work on their kipping HSPU technique:
8-12 rope climbs for time

5 Rounds for time:
9 Deadlifts 225/155, Fx:185/105
9 Handstand Push ups

RX+ 255, 4″/2″ Deficit HSPU
12:00 Cap

CFR7: 6 x 100m Sled Drag
*Fast Steady Walk load

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