KMW CrossFit WOD: Friday 4/26/12

2010 Reebok CrossFit SoCal Regionals (lil weights)

WOD
For time:
1000 Meter Row
50 Alt. DB Snatches (coaches RX)
30 Pull-Ups

Class Limit=18 Athletes
WOD Times-6am, 7am, 12:15pm, 6pm

“Ingenuity, plus courage, plus work, equals miracles.” ~Bob Richards

KMW CrossFit WOD: Wednesday 4/25/12

“The Crux”
AMRAP for 10 min of:
5 Ring Dips
10 Push-Ups
15 Jumping Split squats
then
5 min AMRAP of Double Unders
Every min on the min complete 5 Thrusters including the first min.  (95/65lbs)

Class Limit=18 Athletes
WOD Times-6am, 7am, 12:15pm, 5pm, The Ocho!

6:30pm CrossFit Endurance @ SMC Track
2 Rounds of the following:
100 Meter Run
21 Burpees
21 Squats
21 Sit-Ups
200 Meter Run
15 Burpees
15 Squats
15 Sit-Ups
300 Meter Run
9 Burpees
9 Squats
9 Sit-Ups

KMW CrossFit WOD: Tuesday 4/24/12

Matt working toward his "Iron Cross"

“Iron Cross”
5 Rounds for time of:
10 Hang Squat Snatch (coach’s Rx)
10 Over the Box Jumps (24/20″)

Class Limit=18 Athletes
WOD Times-6am, 7am, 12:15pm, 4pm, 6pm, 7pm

“The wise leader is of service: receptive, yielding, following.  The group’s members vibration dominates and leads, while the leader follows.  But soon, it is the members; consciousness which is transformed.  It is the job of the leader to be aware of the group’s member process; it is the need of the group member to be received and paid attention to.  Both get what they need, of the leader has the wisdom to serve and follow.” ~John Heider, The Tao of Leadership

KMW National Training Centers™ Fitness Director and Head CrossFit Coach Tina Angelotti Qualifies for Regionals..Again!

TINA DOES IT AGAIN!

Congratulations to KMW National Training Centers™ Fitness Director Tina Angelotti for qualifying for the CrossFit Games SoCal Regionals…again!

Tina Angelotti has been teaching Krav Maga and Fitness at Krav Maga Worldwide™ for over a decade. She developed our Fitness Program and has been instrumental in helping to integrate CrossFit into our overall fitness training.

“The CrossFit methodology is empirically driven with an evidence-based approach to fitness,” said Tina. “This is very similar to the development of Krav Maga. Basically, we take a look at every approach out there, try them all, and keep what works. If you have something better, we will take it and adapt it into the system. CrossFit works the same way. It just makes sense.”

Tina’s enthusiasm for CrossFit goes far beyond its fitness modalities. According to Tina, she’s equally intrenched in CrossFit’s unique competitive community: “CrossFit is considered the ‘sport of fitness,’ bringing in camaraderie, competition, and the fun of sport and game. This brings an intensity into the training that cannot be matched by other means. It is incredibly satisfying and fun!”

Since 2007, CrossFit has been organizing an annual competition called the CrossFit Games. These annual events have grown exponentially each year, so much so that this year the event is being sponsored by Reebok. But don’t let the attachment of a name brand fool you — it’s no easy, made-for-the-mainstream task to compete in these games; you’ve got to be insanely fit.

Just to make it to the regionals you have to outperform hordes of fitter-than-average fellow CrossFitters — and there are thousands of them. Moreover, not all regions are created equal. In some regions, such as Tina’s, you may be competing with athletes from one — or in Tina’s case, two (San Diego and Los Angeles) — of the “10 Most Health Conscious Cities in America,” according to the  International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA.org).

GO TINA!

To read more about the CrossFit Games, visit games.crossfit.com.

KMW CrossFit WOD: Wednesday 3/7/12

Michelle very successfully makes it through her 75lb Snatches

BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR WOD 12.3!

“Patty Cake”
6 Rounds of the following:
7 Deadlifts (220/155lbs)
15 Wall Ball Shots (20/16lbs)
30 Double Unders
*Rest 2 min every 2 rounds

Class Limit=18 Athletes
WOD Times-6am, 7am, 12:15pm, 5pm, 8pm “The Ocho”

6:30pm CrossFit Endurance @ SMC Track

“Trienta Veces
Every 30 seconds complete a 25 meter dash.
Every other dash complete as many Double Unders as possible with the remaining time.
Your score is for # of Double Unders completed at the end of 30 rounds.