Friday, May 24, 2013
BRADSHAW
Warm up: 2 min jumprope; 10 pvc good mornings, 10 pvc pass thrus, 10 windmills ea dir, 10 squats, 10 push ups, 5 pull ups
Skill Focus: Deadlift
Review of mechanics and build to working weight
WOD:
Adv:
3 hspu (strict)
6 deadlift 225#/155#
12 pull ups
24 du’s
10 RFT
Int
3 hspu (strict, kipping or bands)
6 deadlift 185/135#
8 pull ups
20 du’s or 80 singles
10 RFT
Beg
6 hspu on box
6 deadlift 135#/95#
6 banded pull ups
60 singles
10 RFT
30 min Time Cap
Post time/version for score
CF Jaguar's May Athlete of the Month: Kim S.
The honor of being AOM is generally given to a member; although Kim is now a coach at first she was a member. . .
. . . over 3 and a half years ago Kim first walked into the box on a referral from another member. Kim had an athletic build but hadn't worked out consistently for awhile and was not as lean as she'd like to be. She was quiet and not overly confident. She had a good base of strength but lacked endurance. One thing Kim did do from the very beginning was to give her best effort and never quit or give up.
After a few months her already good strength began to soar, her endurance began to improve. Over the course of a few years Kim entered at least 3 fitness challenges improving her knowledge of nutrition and implementing it into her lifestyle over the course of each. She got leaner, stronger and faster. She compteted in several area CF competitions giving 110% both in performance and support to teammates and others. Running was a challenge yet she competed in several 5 k's, 5 mile runs and a half marathon--facing and overcoming challenges.
She began setting goals; she has a list on the Goal chalkboard wall where she has consistently achieved them crossing off and adding others as she continues to grow and improve. She visualizes the way she wants things to be. About 1 1/2 years ago Kim shyly expressed an interest in coaching. Although hesitantly at first she has evolved into one of our outstanding coaches sharing her knowledge/transformation and lifestyle with other members. Over the last 3-4 months Kim has taken her coaching, training and nutritional practices to an even higher level. While her strength has also been just that her weakness or lack of endurance is no longer. She has been putting up amazing times in wods that were previously a struggle and she is without a doubt the leanest she has ever been. I believe it is her ability to develop at an even deeper level. Kim is no longer "quiet" and has just the right amount of confidence:)
Kim, we love you as a coach, friend and shining leader of our community. CF Jaguar proudly salutes Kim S. as May's AOM!
BRADSHAW
Warm up: 2 min jumprope; 10 pvc good mornings, 10 pvc pass thrus, 10 windmills ea dir, 10 squats, 10 push ups, 5 pull ups
Skill Focus: Deadlift
Review of mechanics and build to working weight
WOD:
Adv:
3 hspu (strict)
6 deadlift 225#/155#
12 pull ups
24 du’s
10 RFT
Int
3 hspu (strict, kipping or bands)
6 deadlift 185/135#
8 pull ups
20 du’s or 80 singles
10 RFT
Beg
6 hspu on box
6 deadlift 135#/95#
6 banded pull ups
60 singles
10 RFT
30 min Time Cap
Post time/version for score
CF Jaguar's May Athlete of the Month: Kim S.
The honor of being AOM is generally given to a member; although Kim is now a coach at first she was a member. . .
. . . over 3 and a half years ago Kim first walked into the box on a referral from another member. Kim had an athletic build but hadn't worked out consistently for awhile and was not as lean as she'd like to be. She was quiet and not overly confident. She had a good base of strength but lacked endurance. One thing Kim did do from the very beginning was to give her best effort and never quit or give up.
After a few months her already good strength began to soar, her endurance began to improve. Over the course of a few years Kim entered at least 3 fitness challenges improving her knowledge of nutrition and implementing it into her lifestyle over the course of each. She got leaner, stronger and faster. She compteted in several area CF competitions giving 110% both in performance and support to teammates and others. Running was a challenge yet she competed in several 5 k's, 5 mile runs and a half marathon--facing and overcoming challenges.
She began setting goals; she has a list on the Goal chalkboard wall where she has consistently achieved them crossing off and adding others as she continues to grow and improve. She visualizes the way she wants things to be. About 1 1/2 years ago Kim shyly expressed an interest in coaching. Although hesitantly at first she has evolved into one of our outstanding coaches sharing her knowledge/transformation and lifestyle with other members. Over the last 3-4 months Kim has taken her coaching, training and nutritional practices to an even higher level. While her strength has also been just that her weakness or lack of endurance is no longer. She has been putting up amazing times in wods that were previously a struggle and she is without a doubt the leanest she has ever been. I believe it is her ability to develop at an even deeper level. Kim is no longer "quiet" and has just the right amount of confidence:)
Kim, we love you as a coach, friend and shining leader of our community. CF Jaguar proudly salutes Kim S. as May's AOM!