Sunday

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Workout of the Day

Cameron
For time:

50 walking lunge steps
25 chest-to-bar pull-ups
50 box jumps
25 triple-unders
50 back extensions
25 ring dips
50 knees-to-elbows
25 wall-ball "2-fer-1s"
50 sit-ups
5 rope climbs, 15 ft.

♀ 20-in. box, 14-lb. ball
♂ 24-in. box, 20-lb. ball

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Scaling:
Today we have a repeat Hero workout. This chipper is a mix of body weight movements and higher skilled, less common movements. Newer athletes should reduce the volume and choose modifications that ensure large sets with minimal rest.

Intermediate Option:
For time: 50 walking lunge steps
25 pull-ups
50 box jumps
50 double-unders
50 back extensions
25 ring dips
50 knees-to-elbows
25 wall-ball "2-fer-1s"
50 sit-ups
4 rope climbs, 15 ft.

♀ 20-in. box, 10-lb. ball
♂ 24-in. box, 16-lb. ball

Beginner Option:
For time:
25 walking lunge steps
25 assisted pull-ups
25 box jumps
25 single-unders
25 back extensions
25 assisted push-ups
25 hanging knee raises
25 wall-ball
25 sit-ups
5 rope climbs, lying to standing

♀ 12-in. box, 6-lb. ball
♂ 16-in. box, 10-lb. ball

Scaling CrossFit Workouts

Safely scaling workouts for a wide range of athletes without sacrificing attention to non-scaled athletes — it’s an essential CrossFit coaching skill. Effective scaling at an affiliate demands an understanding of CrossFit programming theory, awareness of your athletes’ capabilities and limitations, and quick application of many possible scaling methods. It’s also important to understand why we scale CrossFit workouts: CrossFit workouts are scaled to preserve the intended stimuli despite athlete limitations such as experience, injury, illness or range of motion.

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