CrossFit Chula Vista Endurance: April 2012

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Official CFE Warm Up

Run: Start with an easy 800m jog. Then, 3 sets of 3 different running drills (your choice) followed by 100-200m runs increasing to all out efforts. Finish with 3 short sprints (100m) of 80%, 90%, and 100%. Recover completely and begin workout.

Swim/Bike/C2: Start with an easy pace on a distance equivalent to 800 m running. Then, 3 sets of 3 different skill specific drills, followed by brief distances increasing to all out efforts (equivalent to the run distances). Finish with 3 short sprints of 80%, 90% and 100%. Recover completely and begin workout.

Workout Legend

TT = Time Trial = an all out effort
Tempo = Reduced but consistent pace for Time or Distance. 100% is all out effort
90% is a 10% pulled back effort, range between 85% to 95%.
RPE= Rate of perceived exertion , see RPE scale below
M = miles
y = yards
m = meters
10" = 10 second rest
90” = 90 second rest
Tabata = 8 rounds of 20 seconds on (maximal effort) and 10 seconds rest

LC = Long Course (2-3hrs)
U = Ultra Distance (>3hrs)
Fouls = To be done at end of workout. If you foul more than once, you get a 2 minute recovery between fouls.
C2 = Concept 2 Rower

Strength and Conditioning Recovery

This can and should be done the day of races, after long runs, or after interval work.
Glute Ham Developer sit-ups (make sure you are extending knees aggressively to come up... your quads should also burn on this) 3 x 15
Glute Ham Developer hip extensions (hamstrings and butt should burn)
Kettlebell/Dumbbell swings 3 x 15
Bench Press 3 x 15 or push ups 3 x 15
Pull-ups 3 x 10-15
All exercises are 3 sets with a light - medium weight
Reps are until you feel burn in target area or prescribed amount. This is not a timed WOD.

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