CrossFit Sectionals NorCal Training Log 2010 #1

January 10, 2010 at 06:24 PM | categories: Uncategorized | View Comments |

In my last post on my CrossFit Sectionals NorCal Training Log I talked about why I was doing the sectionals, my goals, etc. That was a little over one week ago, and since then I've been working out pretty hard. Here's what I've done: Saturday 2010-01-02 Training at home. Four rounds for time: 30 Kettlebell Swings @ 1.5 Pood, 15 ring dips. My time: 9:35 Sunday 2010-01-03 Rest day Monday 2010-01-04 Back training at KMSF. Started to come down with a cold. As many rounds as possible in 12 minutes: Alley sprint followed by max pull-ups. My results: 6 rounds, pull-up numbers: 20, 15, 10, 10, 10, 10. Hadn't done max pull-ups for a while so didn't go all out to avoid DOMS! Tuesday 2010-01-05 2x800m sprints through Tenderloin. First 800m: 2:20 (all out) Second 800m: 2:58 5x5 Back Squat 185 - 205 - 225 - 245 - 265 Felt pretty good. Wednesday 2010-01-06 This nasty WOD, with a nasty sore throat: 15-12-9 Overhead squats 135# Burpees + Pull-ups Getting hand position right for the squat after clean & jerk was the hardest part! Time was 11 minutes or so. Definitely need to work on power snatch - should just have been able to snatch 135# then go straight into squats. Finished off with: 5 rounds of Power Snatch to 3xOverhead Squat. Got up to 125# comfortably on the power snatch+3xOHS. Thursday 2010-01-07 Rest day. Cold got worse. Friday 2010-01-08 Cold worse, sneezing all over the place, office party in evening so took another day off training. Saturday 2010-01-09 Still had cold, decided to rest one last day. Sunday 2010-01-10 Cold improving, back to training. 5 rounds for time: 20 Kettlebell swings @ 1.5 pood, 30 pushups. My time: 11:10

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