December 29th

Workout:
Back Squat
3-3-3-3-3-3-3

For 2008 we’ll be helping more people in Dublin and Ireland get fitter than they’ve ever been before. We want each of our current CrossFitters to pick a specific goal (or goals) for the year ahead, we’ll record it here and make sure some skill work is included every warm up or post workouts for that goal. This could be something like a certain weight on your weakest lift, getting your first pull up/muscle up, doing Fran as Rx’d. Whatever it is, commit to it and we’ll record it here and celebrate when you achieve your goal. Aim to be fitter this time next year than you are now.

With so many people making fitness resolutions at this time of year and then quitting within three months, why not be the exception? If you have goals, and a community of people supporting you like you have at CrossFit, doesn’t it make it easier to stick with the program?

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December 28th

Workout:

Five rounds for time of:
Run 400 meters
25 Back extensions/Good Mornings

Wiped after Yesterday’s WoD – time to go back to Paleo!

Wiped Out!

Intro to Pose Technique (CFJ Preview)[wmv][mov]
Intro to Pose Technique Pt 2 (CFJ Preview)[wmv][mov]

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December 26th

Workout:
Elizabeth

21-15-9 reps of:
Clean 60Kg
Ring dips

Post times to comments, compare to October 23rd

Deadlifting…There is no aspect of your being that this won’t enhance

Christmas Eve Heavy Deadlifts

Shane deadlifting 80Kg for 5 reps. When Shane started back in August, he was deadlifting 10Kg. Not a bad improvement, some would say! (mpg, 37secs, 5.3MB)

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December 25th

Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones today.

Light warm up jog on Christmas Eve

Thank you for your support, determination, and stellar effort since we’ve open CrossFit Ireland. you make my job exceptionally fulfilling. Thank you!

My experience at the CrossFit Certification – Day 2 Continue reading

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December 24th

Workout:
Deadlift
5-5-5-5-5

Neil & Shane Overhead Squatting

Shoulder flexibility issues cause a lot of Overhead Squat Problems. This is definitely the case with Neil & Shane’s OHS. You can see this because the angle at the armpit isn’t 180 (straight up). Midline stabilisation issues usually reveal themselves by the spine losing alignment. Skin the cats, shoulder dislocates, and practicing the kipping motion as shown in this video all help develop lost shoulder flexibility. [wmv][mov]

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