Back squat 1-1-1-1-1 reps
Stretch and practice scales before and after.
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Compare to 190428.
“Dan was 19 when he was hospitalized for schizophrenia. He was prescribed fistfuls of daily medication and, as a side effect, quickly packed on 100 pounds. His treatment and weight remained largely unchanged for more than a dozen years before he slowly began taking steps toward recovery. He took up karate five years ago, getting regular exercise. Then, his doctor prescribed a new diet: He helped Dan cut out nearly all carbohydrates, replacing them with healthy fats and some extra protein. ... The diet is part of a growing trend in medicine: prescribing certain foods — or telling patients to eliminate them — to improve health.”
Read the articlePrescription: More Broccoli, Fewer Carbs. How Some Doctors Are Looking to Food to Treat Illness245-255-265-275(questionable depth)-280 (questionable depth) Rx'd
Stretch and scales 5 minutes each, before and after.
CFWUx2 BS 10 10 5 3 3
100kg 100 105 105 110kg
I would love to see the type of food recommendations the doctors do for different types of illness. I understand everyone is different but it would be pretty cool to just see what has been tried.
SLIPS 20m EMOM S-40secs, L-20s, I-30s, P-30, S-40s.
5x5s 85. 90. 90. 90. 90
Prev. 5x3s 85. 95. 105. 105. 105
Had a back problem recently so didn't want to push too hard.
E4MOM, and on MaxRack
5x240
(lighter than usual, but first time fasted. try +5-10# next time)
3s @ 85. 95. 105. 105. 105kg. No catchers at home so went for strength.
270
275
285
290
295
295-305-315-325-335lbs.
At least 4 back scales and 3 front scales while building up. 3x:30 each leg back scales and 2x :30 each front scales after post max effort stretching. Did elevated pigeon for 5m, elevated pancake/ straddle 5m and stretched quads between from scales. Not much stretching prewod.
40/186/69.5”
Last time 315 on all sets.
100kg
120kg
120kg
130kg
130kg
275, 295, 315, 320, 325-fail
210,215,220(F),220(F),215(F)
295-305-315-325-330
135/185/235/265/285
Finished with 3@265
M/60/6’2”/230
1-255
1-275
1-285
1-305
1-305
320 is my 1RM
Focused on technique today.
5 @ 105 lb., 115. 3@ 125. 2@ 135. 5@ 125. 3@ 135. 5@ 125.
Completed 07/09/2019.
There's a fundamental difference between the relatively broad, blunt impact of dietary and lifestyle interventions that, compared to the highly targeted nature of drugs, probably explains both their safety and their positive "side effects."
Any drug is designed to upregulate or downregulate a very specific pathway or molecule. They are fundamentally designed to overcome our body's build in regulatory mechanisms and force it to behave in an unusual way. Obviously these targeted interventions can have massive benefits, but broader clinical impact is difficult to separate from increased clinical risk.
Diet and lifestyle interventions, on the other hand, work with the regulatory mechanisms we have in place. Even something extreme like a ketogenic diet is just artificially placing our body within a metabolic situation it has built-in tools to handle. As a result, we can target fundamental metabolic processes and molecules - things like hormone and lipid levels, that underpin our health and unhealth across multiple organ systems - in ways more effective and, I'd argue, safer than by doing the same with a drug. (I find it hard to believe, for example, that a drug that somehow suppressed blood glucose levels sufficiently to induce ketosis would be as safe as a ketogenic diet) That's all a bit speculative, but the unique effectiveness of dietary interventions in conditions like epilepsy - where diet creates durable benefits drugs cannot - seems to speak to something like this.
What's exciting about the research coming out these days is we're gathering clinical evidence to show that diet, when applied properly, CAN prevent, treat and even cure disease at a level of effectiveness that we've only studied clinically before with drugs. I look forward to seeing this evidence base continue to grow as we find new ways diet can safely augment the targeted value of modern medicine.
255#-255#-255#-255#-255#
Coming back from a lower back/pelvic injury I scaled to 5x5 with 35 kg/77 lbs
265-275-285-295-305 (PR)
315, 325, 335, 345(questionable depth), 345 Rx
Subbed back squats with front squats. Did 3 sets of 10 starting at 95 then increased to 135. Fingers aren't used to holding the bar in the front squat position yet.
I think I forgot to post Monday. Technique / volume:
10 x 120lbs
10 x 120lbs
10 x 130lbs
10 x 130lbs
10 x 140lbs
Scales before were ok; scales after were embarrassing.
175-225-245-265-265
CrossFit L2 at CrossFitMET Beijing-China. El curso fue excelente, el contenido fue perfecto, los entrenadores muy preparados y fue divertido. Overall, it was great training!
225'295-295-320-295
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55-75-95-95-95
These are great.!!
Hey guys it’s Sema! Our CF-L1 course at CF Lumos in Austin was great. I can’t thank Abi, Spencer & Gene enough for taking the time to come out and teach us ALL the things. Your passion and heart for CF really did shine and you passed that on. And for that I’m super grateful! THANK YOU!!!
205
225
245
255
255
Rack setting
24/23 9/8
Back squats
10x 95
10x 145
10x 145
10x 145
10x 145
focused on technique today
43/6'3"/200
325-345-355-315x2
5 mins scales before/after
Squat clean thruster. Love it.
185
205
215
235
All in lbs. - 270-285-300-320-340(PR!)
225-245-275-275
M / 31 / 149lbs / 5'8"
Super week end ici í Paris pour le Level 1. Merci aux coachs (Daf, Raf, Ari), aux traducteurs (Lucas et Antoine) et í RCrossfit pour sa box. Un vrai plaisir d'avoir partagí© ces moments et cette canicule ensemble. Belles rencontres et belles perspectives.
225.245.245.255.245
Back squat 1-1-1-1-1 reps
Focusing more on better form and depth for a while since last time this cane up.
Progression from 135 (10), 155 (8), 175 (6), 195 (4), 225 (2), 245 (1) x 5
Stretch and practice scales before and after.
315-365-365-405-405
Excelentes curso, muchísimas gracias a los instructores lo hicieron muy dinamico, preciso y divertido y serio, realmente una experiencia que suma un montón.
195-205-215-225-235
355-365-375-385-395(f)
245-265-295-305-315lbs Rx
54 YOM 5’6” 216.5
Back Squats
275X1 ^
295X1 ^
315X1 ^
335X1 PR
345X1 PR ^
295/295/295/335/345F
dynamic stretching in lunge/squat + 2 x 5 front scale hold into back scale hold/side
back squat in kgs 150-156-160-160-160
3 x 20 second front scale + back scale hold /side
5 min in forward fold
10 min in pancake
154Ibs-176Ibs-198Ibs-220Ibs-231Ibs-243Ibs-254Ibs
This workout is a nice complement to the upper-body dominant gymnastics session yesterday. Today will be a great day to attempt a new back squat personal best or just get some volume under heavy loads. I will use results from the prior effort, on 190428, to help manage loads. A good starting point could be to have the first set start at 85-90% of a previous 1-rep max, which will require adequate build-up time.
I will not alter the rep scheme for most of my athletes. However, some of my newer athletes might not be skilled or strong enough to fully benefit from heavy singles. For these athletes, I may have them do sets of 3 to 5 reps at submaximal loads. This can potentially be more beneficial and allow for more practice time with the movements.
During the workout, weight reductions may be needed for athletes that begin to display significant deviations from sound mechanics or start to shorten their range of motion.
295/305/310/300/300
The living room wods are consistently.....AWESOME. Please keep them coming.
M/44/6'2"/185#
Back in the mix suspects survived our cruise even our stop in the Dominican did do some wods on the boat but won't bore you with those details...today did 14" box squat singles
205/215/225/235/240
Welcome back!
Glad you survived:)!
Back squats
10-135#/ 10-155/ 10-185/ 5-155/ 5-135
Barefoot, went with volume today. Scales between sets.
106kg,116kg,126kg,136kg,138,5kg (fail)
110, 130,140, 150,150
Back Squat 5x5
185/205/185/190/195
Practiced technique on Front Squat 3x5
95/105/115
Practiced technique on Snatch 3x5
65/65/65
Dusted off the GHD and did 21/15/9
Had a freaking blast going through this course!!! Coaches were excellent, very professional and great to work with. Thank you again.
CF-L1 Grand Blanc MI
Thank you Joe for the providing the setting for an amazing weekend! 810 Crossfit is a spectacular box! Jen and Kolin are great team members! You all made us feel so welcome and eager to learn from the best!
Hi Doug,
Agreed... it was a great weekend! The L1 Kernal is an amazing message.
The L1 course at CrossFit Lumos in Austin was an amazing experience!! The staff was incredible. They provided a fun and comfortable environment which made it easier for me to learn what I was being taught. Thank y’all so much!!! Y’all rock!!!
Jess, Thank you so much for spending your whole weekend with us! I hope you stay in touch and let me know what is next for you! Hugs!
Abs
245-275-295-315-315
1: 225lb
2: 275 lb
3: 305 lb
4: 315 lb
4: 325 lb
120/140/160/200/220
And stretch scales front and back
215-225-225(2)-225#
After 10-rep squat sets yesterday, just wasn't in the mental framework for heavy squats today.
3x8 single arm DB shoulder press, 35# DB
Saludos desde uruguay !! excelente curso y mucho mejores los instructores. Pablo y Carlos.
Gracias Facu!!
Shout out to CF-L1 NOLA!!!! What an INVALUABLE experience!! I am so grateful I got to refine my technique (with the best coaches!!!!) in each movement (too many to list) demonstrated this weekend. The course gave me so much more respect/understanding for what CrossFit encompasses. I can’t wait to bring that knowledge to my gym and help people gain a better quality of life! Thank you so much to Chuck, Katie, and Santi for bringing your expertise to us in a fun, energetic, positive experience!!!!
rx
barefoot
195/205/215/220/220
At Crossfit NOLA, we were told that if we didn’t comment, we wouldn’t pass our CF-L1 exams 🤷ðŸ½â€♂‚ï¸ and so I’m here 😂 Thanks for the great training instructions and the experience. Very well worth it, hope to see you all soon!
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Crossfit Sacramento was awesome this weekend. The coaches were awesome and I learned even more than I expected. Thanks to the coaches from Empire Mine Crossfit!
Rosen Warm-up; Stretch & Scales;
45#X5/75#X5/95#X5/125#X5 (no rack; clean to back squat)
Hi everyone
Can someone please send me a video with demonstration about WOD 190701?
in my understanding
I have to do Back squad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ultWZbUMPL8
So I do one rep and do: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WgXaf7g0Pyo
then: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Arh2Q_prqvw
and so do it all again for 5 reps or until fatigue/fail???
Thanks
John, the wod calls for single heavy lifts. Do a general warm up, then specific warm up (deadlifts) with progressively heavier lifts until you get near your max (>80%). Then you do singles for the real work of a 1 rep max lift. If you are new to deadlifting you may be better served using a more moderate weight for 5 sets of 5 (5x5).
Copy that.
I did what I understood.
I did back squat with 120/140/160/200/220 lbs then together scales front and back and It was 5x5 as follow:
1 set 5 reps 120 lbs then scales front and back 5secs
2 set 5 reps 140 lbs then scales front and back 5secs
3 set 5 reps 160 lbs then scales front and back 5secs
4 set 5 reps 200 lbs then scales front and back 5secs
5 set 5 reps 220 lbs then scales front and back 5secs
Thanx for the clarification and have a good week!
Crossfit del Sur, Montevideo Uruguay
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Coaches with so much pasion and love for crossfit
Thank you very much
Keep on working with those values !!!
Daniela!! Gracias a ti, un abrazo!
LV2 Glasgow, WOW what a team Rob & Marco Great knowledge, Great presence & Happy to walk away better than when I arrived.
@Rob.Lawson @Marco
365 - 365 - 365 - 365 - 365lbs
Last time I did 385lbs across.
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I had an epic two days. So thanks to everyone who made that possible.
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100kg-140kg-160kg-180kg-210kg
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The L1 course at CrossFit Lumos in Austin was amazing! Abi, Spencer, and Gene did a phenomenal job teaching the class! I learned so much! Thank you so much for taking your time to teach and truly want each of us to get better! Y’all are greatly appreciated!!
Chelsea, thank you so much for being so open to the experience. I loved that by the end of the weekend you had made up your mind you want to coach=) Keep up that squat therapy mamma, good things will happen!
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Hi Amanda!
Enjoy using the information to change your life and others. It is a hell of a ride!
CrossFit NOLA in New Orleans L1 Course was an awesome experience! The coaches were the best and I have walked away feeling so much more confident with everything I have learned this weekend! I don't think I could have picked a better time or place to have started this journey.
Y’all are awesome! Thank you for being amazing coaches!
Scaled to 5reps: 55/65/75/85/95/105/115#
Stretch and scales also.
Switched to higher reps so I could keep the weight lower. Knee & back are getting better! Not bad for a two a day, no time tomorrow.
Can someone please clarify for me what Scales is?
Ken, please see
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WgXaf7g0Pyo
And
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Arh2Q_prqvw
Crossfit Lumos in Austin L1 course was awesome. Coaches were amazing! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. True examples of what Crossfit represents. Thank you from Crossfit Stamina in Harlingen, Tx.
Ruben! I loved having you and Ramon hold down that back row. You made your affiliate proud!
INTENDED STIMULUS
Let's start this week strong! It has been a while since we squatted heavy not in the context of a CrossFit total. That means you don't need to worry about anything else but squatting. Today you will have time to warm up that movement really, really well. Treat each repetition as if it were your max. Don't wait for the bar to be heavy to act like it is. Respect all the weights and use your sets to really dial in your movement. You want to arrive to those five singles ready, excited, and confident. From then just squat with fire and love. Trust your body: it will know what to do. Remind yourself of one thing: you want the heaviest squat you have today with awesome mechanics. If that is a PR, so be it, if not it does not matter. The purpose is not to best yourself, it's to lift the heaviest you can today. For athletes struggling with form remember this: loading a movement challenges and reinforces whatever motor pattern you are capable of, so loading crummy mechanics will challenge and reinforce them. If you need to develop your technique that should be your focus today. The options below might help you!
OPTION 1
For athletes with good movement patterns but not familiar with going super heavy.
Back squat 5-5-5-5-5 reps
Keep adding weight while your movement is solid. If at any point you feel a big deviation in mechanics, end your set, deload and move on the next one.
OPTION 2
A. Tabata of air squats to a target
B. 5 supersets
30 seconds bottom of the squat hold
30 seconds arch/superman hold
rest 1:00 between super sets
C. 5 supersets
3 bottom-to-bottom squats
3 super-slow squats
rest 1:00 between supersets
NOTE ON MOVEMENTS
Bottom-to-bottom squats: Lower to full squat position (thighs parallel to floor or below), hold for a full ten seconds, rise and immediately upon full extension of hip and leg return to bottom and hold for ten seconds.
Super-slow squats: Take twenty seconds to reach bottom and twenty seconds to reach top
again.
NOTE ON STRETCHING
Check the Youtube video: "Super Squat Hip Sequence pre-workout | Feat. Kelly Starrett | MobilityWOD". This is now a classic mobilization for squats. Try it!
And since you are already on the YouTubes, check the video: "CrossFit - "Just Squat" with Greg Glassman"
Globo scale: if you have access to a barbell and rack/rig, this one is as Rxed.
Remember to use a spotter, spotter arms/pins, or bumper plates (for dumping) for safety reasons.
For those of you in a hotel gym or gym without a barbell, you have a few options. 1. Smith machine squats (not optimal but allows for heavy loads). 2. A weighted dumbbells single leg movement (pistol squat, box/bench step up, Bulgarian split squat, or lunge), work to a heavy set of 3-5 on each leg. 3. Work on pistols or progressions today.
Warm-up for 190701:
GENERAL WARM-UP
2 rounds of:
5 Turkish get-ups, each side
10 goblet squats with a 2-sec pause at the bottom
15 good mornings with an empty barbell
Row 90 seconds
SPECIFIC WARM-UP
Back squat
Perform 5 reps of each step with an empty barbell:
- 1/4 back squats
- 1 & 1/4 back squats with pauses
> Pause for 2-sec at bottom of squat and at just above parallel before squatting to the bottom again
- Back squats
Build up
Build up to first working set by doing sets of 5-4-3-1-1
> First working set should be challenging and above 85% of 1RM
Thanks Bryan, how does a newbie go about selecting weights for all these weighted ones?
Champions Club Scaling Notes:
RANT:
I don't know why but I had a feeling this was going to come up (I didn't look ahead, either). We have been getting crushed with some of these workouts recently - especially in terms of volume - and going for a nice 1-rep max can serve as a recovery as well as a test. All of the scales can act as a skill transfer to the back squat if you use critical thinking. Start from the feet and work your way up and see what connections you make.
For the group, don't feel married to the 1 rep sets, or even the back squat in general. A squat is a squat. Front squat, overhead squat, and deadlift all might be better options if you are short on racks and wanted to do a weighted squats. If the weight won't get heavy enough, add a small dose of fatigue (like 8 fast burpees before a set) and see how 135-lbs. can feel like 300.
Check the Compare-to for last time's notes.