1. Run 1/2 mile 50 air squats – 3 rounds.
2. 10 push-ups 10 sit ups 10 squats – 10 rounds.
3. 200 air squats for time.
4. "Susan" Run 200m 10 squats 10 push ups 5 rounds.
5. Sprint 200m and do 25 push ups, 3 rounds.
6. 10 Handstand push ups and a 200m run 3 rounds.
7. Tabata squats and tabata pushups.
8. 5 push ups 5 squats 5 sit ups, 20 rounds.
9. Walk 100 meters on your hands, even if it is 2 meters at a time.
10. 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 sets of sit-ups and a 100 meter sprint between each set.
11. Invisible Fran…21-15-9 of air squats and push ups for time.
12. Spend a total of 5 minutes in a handstand, or headstand. If you are using the headstand do not stay over a minute at a time.
13. Run 1 mile for time.
14. 10 push ups 10 air squats and 10 sit ups, 6 rounds for time.
15. Do one air squat and take one breath, ( you can breath all you want while you do the squat or squats) do 2 and take 2 breaths etc…up to 10, and then come back down to one.
16. 3 vertical jumps 3 squats 3 long jumps – 5 rounds.
17. Handstand 30 seconds and 10 squats, 8 rounds.
18. 10 push-ups 100M dash 10x.
19. Tabata squats.
20. 5x 400M sprints.
21. 10 X 100 m dash.
22. 25 pressing snatch balances each arm. No weight.
23. Run 1 mile, lunging 30 steps every 1 minute.
24. Handstand 30 seconds and 20 air squats, 5 rounds.
25. 10 handstand jackknife to vertical jump, 10 handstand jackknife to tuck jump, 10 handstand jackknife to straddle jump.
26. 100 air squats. For time.
27. 4x 25 jumping squats
28. 10 vertical jumps, 10 push ups, 10 sit ups, 4 rounds…for time.
29. 10 air squats every 1 minute of your 1 mile run.
30. 100 burpies for time.
31. Run 1 mile for time.
32. 10 push-ups 10 squats 10 sit ups 10 rounds.
33. 10 vertical jumps, run 400 meters, 5 rounds.
34. Spend a total of 3 minutes in a handstand.
35. 100 air squats for time.
36. Handstand 1 minute, hold bottom of the squat for 1 minute, 5 rounds.
37. Sprint 100 meters, Walk 100 meters, 10 rounds.
38. 100 push ups for time.
39. Run 1 mile for time.
40. 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Burpees and Sit ups.
41. 50 sit-ups, 400 meter run or sprint or walk. 3 rounds.
42. 10 walking lunges, 10 push-ups, 10 rounds.
43. Tabata Squats.
44. 50 split jumps for time.
45. Workout…Handstand for 30 seconds or 5 handstand push ups…400 meter run. 4 rounds.
46. 10 burpees, 100meter sprint 10x for time.
47. "L" sit off the floor. 10 rounds of 10 seconds…if you can’t do it sit with your legs straight out and try to lift your heels of the ground for 10 seconds instead!!!
48. Run 400 meters, 50 air squats. 4rounds.
49. Handstand 30 seconds, to squat hold 30 seconds. 10 rounds.
50. Ten vertical jumps ( jump as high as you can, land and do it again), 10 push-ups 5 rounds.
51. Run 1 mile for time.
52. 10 push-ups, 10 squats, 10 rounds.
53. Tabata Squats: 20 seconds on 10 seconds rest, 8 rounds. Count your lowest score.
54. Handstand to Jack-Knife to vertical jump. 30 Reps.
55. Run 1 mile with 100 air squats at midpoint, for time.
56. 7 squats, 7 burpees, seven rounds, for time.
57. 10x 30 second handstand to 30 second bottom of the squat hold.
58. Burpee to the push up position, do 10 push ups, burpee out. 5 rounds.
59. Run 1 mile, plus 50 squats-for time.
60. 100 burpees for time.
61. 615 squats, 5 push-ups, 5 sit ups, 20 rounds.
62. Plebs plank, bottom of squat, hollow rock hold, 30 seconds each for 10 rounds. Use the transition times as your rest periods…they should be as brief as possible.
63. 5 push ups with a 30 second plebs plank(a hold at the top of the push up, arms extended and body tight like a plank!) at the end of each 5 reps, 10 rounds. Then 3x 100m dash @ 80%.
64. Handstand practice, 25 tries at free handstands, then a 1 mile run at 80%.
65. Handstand 10 seconds jack-knife to vertical jump. 25 reps…
66. Mime 4x 25 sumo deadlift high pulls, make them perfect. Be sure the hips extend before the arms bend!
67. 50 air squats x 5. Rest equal amounts as it took to do each 50.
68. Run 1 mile and do 10 push-ups every 1 minute.
69. Sprint 100m 30 squats…8 rounds.
70. 30 push ups, 30 second handstand or Plebs Plank..3 rounds.
71. 10 sit ups and 10 burpies…10 rounds-for time.
72. Handstand hold, 30 seconds, squat hold 30 seconds…10 rounds.
73. 250 jumping jacks…for time.
74. 100 jumping jacks, 75 air squats, 50 push ups, 25 burpees. For time.
75. Tabata Push-ups.
76. 30 second handstand against a wall, followed by a 30 second static hold at the bottom of the squat. 5 rounds.
77. With eyes closed do 10 air squats, open eyes..do 10 push ups eyes closed, 5 rounds for time.
78. Run 1 minute, squat 1 minute 5 rounds.
79. Run 1 mile for time.
80. Air squat x 10 push up x 10 sit up x 10 3 rounds for time
81. 10 push-ups, 10 hollow rocks, run 200 meters….5 rounds.
82. Do Tabata Squats with eyes closed.
83. Bottom to bottom ( rest at the bottom of the squat instead of standing….without support on your hands or butt and make the bottom good, straight back, butt back)…..Tabata squats.
84. 20 sit ups with support under the lumbar spine, 20 push ups, run 400m, 4 rounds.
85. Handstands, 30 second hold, 30 second static squat, 30 second rest, 8 rounds.
86. Sprint 50 meters, 10 push ups. 10 rounds.
87. 50 air squats, 4 rounds. rest for 2 minutes between rounds.
88. 3x 20 tuck jumps. 3x 30 second handstands.
89. 400m run/sprint 30 air squats, 3rounds for time.
90. 20 jumping jacks, 20 burpees, 20 air squats…3 rounds
91. Warm up. Run 100 meters and do 20 air squats. 10 rounds.
92. Handstand 5x 30 seconds. Run: 2x 800 meters for time. Do the handstands first. Rest and recover and do the runs with a rest in between that is as long as it took you to run your first 800.
93. 100 air squats 3 min. rest, 100 air squats.
94. Run with high knees for 15 seconds and drop into a pushup, get back up and run with high knees again for 15 seconds…….repeat 5x. Each pushup counts as 1 rep. Rest. Do 3 more rounds.
95. 10x 50 meter sprint.
96. Test yourself on a max set of push ups…tight body chest to the floor…full extension!
If you cannot do "standard style"do your pushups from the knees. After that do 100 air squats for time.
97. Tabata…20 seconds on 10 second rest 8 rounds of…tuck jumps and then sit ups
98. Run 400m air squat 30 hand stand 30 seconds 3 rounds for time
99. 5 handstand to jacknife to high jump, 5 handstand to jacknife to tuck jump, 5 handstand to jacknife to split jump, 3 rounds…for form
100. 50 burpees for time.
101. 5 pushups, 5 squats, 5 sit-ups – 20 rounds
102. Run 1 mile, stopping every minute to do 20 air squats.
103. 30 second handstand, 60 second squat hold ( at the bottom of the squat) – 5 rounds
104. Run 200 meters, 50 squats, 3 rounds
105. Tabata Squats
106. Air squatsx20, Burpiesx20, Push-Upsx20 – 3 rounds…for time.
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Individuals who want an alternative to commercial gyms and traditional fitness routines. Our goal at CrossFit Dumbo is to create a community of friendly, committed, and motivated people that enjoy pushing their fitness limits. We want our community of athletes attaining their goals together and having fun while doing it. We don't use machines or practice isolation movements. The exercises we use are multi-joint, core to extremity, athletic movements that require proper technique and coaching for all but the most dedicated or experienced athlete.
Disclaimer: The strength and conditioning outlined in this Blog are a very demanding form of training. Do not start any training program without first consulting your physician.
Individuals who want an alternative to commercial gyms and traditional fitness routines. Our goal at CrossFit Dumbo is to create a community of friendly, committed, and motivated people that enjoy pushing their fitness limits. We want our community of athletes attaining their goals together and having fun while doing it. We don't use machines or practice isolation movements. The exercises we use are multi-joint, core to extremity, athletic movements that require proper technique and coaching for all but the most dedicated or experienced athlete.
Disclaimer: The strength and conditioning outlined in this Blog are a very demanding form of training. Do not start any training program without first consulting your physician.
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If you feel like you are too busy, perhaps this will help...
168 is the number of hours in a week. Each and every week, month after month and year after year, you have 168 hours before you. How will you spend your time?
Some things are inevitable - you gotta' sleep, and hopefully about 56-60 of your hours each week are spent doing just that because your body needs its rest. If you work, manage a home, or both, that's gonna' add up to at least 45-50 hours. Add the two and you still have 62 hours left. Okay, let's throw in 25 hours for errands and miscellaneous this and that and guess what? You're still left with 37 hours! Do you see where I'm going with this?
The number one reason people say they don't exercise is that they "don't have the time." Oh really? We all have 168 hours in a week and why is it that some people have time to exercise and others don't? It's because their fitness and health are a priority and they use the time. And as an added bonus all the other hours of the week experience elevated quality-even the ones spent sleeping.
Let's face it. We do have a choice when it comes to how we spend most of our 168 hours. So, what's it gonna' be today? This week? This month? Will you get the best out of each 168 hour week this year? With our help you can make sure of it...
168 is the number of hours in a week. Each and every week, month after month and year after year, you have 168 hours before you. How will you spend your time?
Some things are inevitable - you gotta' sleep, and hopefully about 56-60 of your hours each week are spent doing just that because your body needs its rest. If you work, manage a home, or both, that's gonna' add up to at least 45-50 hours. Add the two and you still have 62 hours left. Okay, let's throw in 25 hours for errands and miscellaneous this and that and guess what? You're still left with 37 hours! Do you see where I'm going with this?
The number one reason people say they don't exercise is that they "don't have the time." Oh really? We all have 168 hours in a week and why is it that some people have time to exercise and others don't? It's because their fitness and health are a priority and they use the time. And as an added bonus all the other hours of the week experience elevated quality-even the ones spent sleeping.
Let's face it. We do have a choice when it comes to how we spend most of our 168 hours. So, what's it gonna' be today? This week? This month? Will you get the best out of each 168 hour week this year? With our help you can make sure of it...
World Class Fitness in 100 Words
Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch and NO sugar. Keep intake to levels that will support exercise but not body fat.
Practice and train major lifts: deadlift, clean, squat, presses, C&J, and snatch. Similarly, master the basics of gymnastics:pull-ups, dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to handstands, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds. Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast.
Five or six days per week mix these elements in as many combinations and patterns as creativity will allow. ROUTINE IS THE ENEMY. Keep workouts short and intense.
Regularly learn and play new sports!
Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.
Practice and train major lifts: deadlift, clean, squat, presses, C&J, and snatch. Similarly, master the basics of gymnastics:pull-ups, dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to handstands, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds. Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast.
Five or six days per week mix these elements in as many combinations and patterns as creativity will allow. ROUTINE IS THE ENEMY. Keep workouts short and intense.
Regularly learn and play new sports!
Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.
