Warm up:
PM Ammo "Heavy" w/dynamax ball 20/14lb overhead active shoulders
3 x Handstands hold 10 sec w/spot
10 x Shoulder openers (from a dead hang swing as if doing a kip but don't pullup)
15 Squats
Review OHS movement
WOD: Nancy
5 Rounds for Time
400 M Run
15xOHS 95lb/65lb (scale as needed)
Overhead Squat
Core strength is the level by which you keep the mid-line stabilized. There are few movements that rival the OHS for core development. It also allows us to test shoulder flexibility, your ability to handle load overhead and communicate the differences between an “active” and “passive” shoulder and how they both affect performance.
“The overhead squat is the ultimate core exercise, the heart of the snatch, and peerless in developing effective athletic movement.
This functional gem trains for efficient transfer of energy from large to small body parts – the essence of sport movement. For this reason it is an indispensable tool for developing speed and power.
The overhead squat is to midline control, stability, and balance what the clean and snatch are to power– unsurpassed.”
-Greg Glassman (CrossFit Journal #36 [Aug.2005])
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Schedule
Although workouts are not being posted on this blog and it is not being kept current, CrossFit Quantico is still conducting regularly scheduled classes at 0700 and 1130.
As always, your punctuality and dedication are appreciated. CFQ requires consistency and a willingness to work hard.
As always, your punctuality and dedication are appreciated. CFQ requires consistency and a willingness to work hard.
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6 comments:
M/46/5'8/178
Scaled to 65lbs 18:19
Shoulder felt week from FGB so I opted to scale.
Had scheduled CFT at 0700. See you Monday AM.
M/36/6'4"/220
17:26
Scaled OHS to 80#
rd 1- unbroken
2- 8-7
3- 9-6
4- 8-7
5- 8-7
Wes
M/25/5'10/185
18:00 as Rx'd
M/33/6'2"/215
As rx'd
20:13
Brock
22.52
Scaled first two sets to 85# last three were at 75#.
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