Wednesday Dec. 22nd and Thursday Dec. 23rd: regular schedule Friday Dec. 24th: 8:00 and 9:00am classes Saturday Dec. 25th: closed for Christmas
Monday Dec. 27th: 7:00 and 9:00am classes Tuesday Dec. 28th: 7:00 and 9:00am classes Wednesday Dec. 29th: 7:00 and 9:00am classes Thursday Dec. 30th: 7:00 and 9:00am classes Friday Dec. 31st: 7:00 and 9:00am classes Saturday Jan. 1st: 8:00 and 9:00am classes
Workout of the Day: 5 minute AMRAP: 12 DB Snatch (50/35#) 6 Toes to Bar -rest 2 minutes- 4 minute AMRAP: 12 DB Snatch (50/35#) 6 Toes to Bar -rest 2 minutes- 3 minute AMRAP: 12 DB Snatch (50/35#) 6 Toes to Bar post total completed rounds + reps start each AMRAP where you left off in the previous one
Welcome back to another week at The Hut! Below you will find the schedule for the next 2 weeks. This week all is normal until we hit Friday the 24th, Christmas Eve. You’ll see that on Friday (Christmas Eve) there are classes at 8:00 and 9:00am much like a typical Saturday. There are no classes on Saturday Christmas day. Then, the following week (27th-31st) we have a modified schedule of 7:00 and 9:00am classes daily. For those who do a hybrid of 1-on-1’s and group classes, or exclusively 1-on-1 training, we will still be scheduling these 1-on-1 sessions as our coaches are available! But as for this week, it’s business as usual until Friday and we’re excited to see you at The Hut!
“Kelly-lite” 3 rounds for time: 400m Run 30 Box Jumps (24/20″) 30 Wallball Shots (20/14#) post finish time and any scaling compare to Feb 1 2021 and August 6th 2020
Classes as usual at 8:00 and 9:00am. Sign up in advance on MindBody for our annual 12 Days of Christmas WOD, CFM style!
Workout of the Day: On the first (second, etc….) day of Christmas, My true love gave to me… 1 Sumo Deadlift High Pull (32/24kg KB) 2 Deadlifts (same 32/24kg KB) 3 Kettlebell Swings (same KB- Russian Swings) 4 DB Thrusters (40/25#) 5 Tuck Jumps 6 Back Burpees 7 Burpees 8 Butterfly sit ups 9 Air squats 10 Pull ups 11 Push Ups 12 1200m run Yes… push thru this in the same way you sing the song! ON the final round you will: run 1200m, do 11 push ups, 10 pull ups… etc on down the line.
This one is going to unexpectedly tax the midline so there’s even more of a reason to dial in your rowing technique. You want to be as powerful AND as efficient as possible. Stay upright and rigid through the spine as you hinge at the hip and bring that handle and seat back in. Try to keep your heels down during this phase. That will help you utilize your posterior chain (mainly glutes and hamstrings) and stay away from a quad dominant technique. The up-downs will tax the quads plenty, so be intentional with each stroke on the rower. That first minute or so of each round (spent on the rower) is a chance to focus in on your movement instead of disassociating. The swings should be heavy and unbroken. Row efficiently, transition quickly, and block out the voice in your head that says “it’s ok to slow down on these up-downs, the clock will rescue me”. Use every last second to try and get another rep or 2!
Cecily subs a 2.2 mile bike buy-in in place of a 1 mile run
Every 3 minutes for 5 rounds: 250/200m Row 12 KB Swings (32/24kg USSR) max rep up-downs (1ft. target) to the 2:00 mark post total number of up-down completed and any scaling
Look at that focus (and the beautiful MB front squat)!
With a 18 minute time limit: Run 1 mile -then AMRAP in the remaining time- 6 C2B Pull-ups 12 Power Push-ups (20/10kg plate) 18 Air Squats post completed rounds + reps and any scaling post mile run time in the notes
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