Strength
Strict pull up
5×3
Metcon
5 Rounds For Time
30 Double under
12 chest to bar pull up
6m Handstand walk
Olympic Lifting
Power snatch T&G
3-3-3-3-3
Strength
Strict pull up
5×3
Metcon
5 Rounds For Time
30 Double under
12 chest to bar pull up
6m Handstand walk
Olympic Lifting
Power snatch T&G
3-3-3-3-3
AMRAP 1min/station
3 Rounds 1 min rest after each round
Toes to bar
Row calories
Kettlebell swing
Box jump 24/20
Wall ball 10/6
1min rest
Score total reps
Olympic Lifting
Clean and jerk T&G
3-3-3-3-3
Trigger Points In CrossFit Coorparoo is a common problem for many CrossFit athletes. The pain develops within a muscle and forms a tight notch, also known as a muscle knot. It doesn’t stay in just one part of the body, or one muscle. Instead, it spreads and creates symptoms like numbness, burning and tingling throughout various areas of the body. The most common sites of these trigger points are the neck, shoulders, back, and hips, but you may feel pain in the extremities as a result of these knots.
When talking about trigger points, it is indicated by CrossFit Coorparoo that tightness in your neck when you’ve been looking at a computer screen too long, or after you’ve been hunched over a book for several hours. The area isn’t just tight, but tender and sometimes swollen. These knots or tightened muscles are incredibly uncomfortable and can affect not only blood flow into the muscles, but it can decrease quality of life as well.
Trigger point therapy involves massaging out these tight spots by using alternating cycles of pressure onto the site for several minutes, and then releasing. This can discomfort and pain; however, most Crossfit coorparoo athletes find this discomfort is worth the long-term benefit of the therapy. Consider the risks and side effects associated with letting these trigger points go untreated. Knots will get tighter and affect overall health, posture, and comfort levels and can lead to other injuries. Untreated trigger points can lead to migraine syndromes, more severe radiating pain, soft tissue damage or muscle atrophy, just to name a few negative effects.
At CrossFit Coorparoo the greatest benefit athletes receive from receiving trigger point massage therapy, as compared to other forms of pain therapy, is that it’s specific to the individual patient and the exact site of pain. As illustrated by CrossFit Coorparoo, heath professionals and massage therapists specialised in trigger point therapy know how to identify the knots or tightened muscle fibres, and they can then determine which method or massage technique would be most useful in releasing the muscles, thereby making length of treatment significantly less than other therapies.
This is why many patients have found trigger point therapy to be so helpful, even though it causes temporary pain in the process. Upon releasing the trigger points, health conditions begin to improve and energy levels start to rise. Sometimes, it takes a few visits to release the trigger points, but patients generally start to feel better after their first treatment.
It should be noted that loosening these trigger points will release built up toxins that collected in and around the affected muscles. It’s important to stay hydrated after each therapy to make sure these toxins get excreted. Furthermore in CrossFit Coorparoo, it’s important to take necessary measures to prevent these trigger points from recurring, such has regular stretching and exercise.
Strength
Push press
3-3-3-3-3
Strength
Alt Front rack lunge
3-3-3-3-3
Finisher
Part A Strength
ME back squat @ 50% of body weight 2min
Part B
ME wall climb 2min
Part c
ME sit up 2min
Olympic Lifting
Overhead Squat
3-3-3-3-3
Strength
Deadlift
3-3-3-3-3
Metcon
AMRAP 8min
3 hang power clean
3 later bar burpee
6 hang power clean
6 Later bar burpee
9 hang power clean
9 Later bar burpee
continue….
Finisher
Tabata
Hollow rocks
6 rounds 20sec work 20 sec rest
Olympic Lifting
Snatch T&G
3-3-3-3-3
Strength
Strict press
5-5-5-5-5
Metcon
Partner WOD
50-40-30-20-10
Thruster 20/15
burpee
*split reps as needed
Metcon
AMRAP 30min
30 Sit up
10 strict pull up
5 deadlift 100/80
30 double unders
Olympic Lifting
Overhead squat
6-6-6-6-6
Strength
Back Squat
5-5-5-5-5
Metcon
For Time
Row 30 calories
25 OHS 20/15
20 HSPU
15 burpee box over
Olympic Lifting
3 position snatch
2-2-2-2-2
Strength
Strict pull up
5×5
super set
5×10
Metcon
15min AMRAP
400m run
5 wall climb
15 Kettlebell swing 32/24
Olympic Lifting
3 position clean
2-2-2-2-2
‘The Nev’
7 Rounds For Time
20 Kettlebell swing 24/16
20 Wall ball 10/6
3 rope climb 12ft
Strength
Back Squat
7-7-7-7-7
Metcon
5 Rounds For time
200m run
15 pull up
Strength
1 Strict press + 2 push press + 4 push jerk
1-1-1-1-1
Metcon
3 Rnd For Time
30 Double under
20 hang power clean 45/30
10 HSPU
Finisher
1 attempt of Max effort unbroken Double under
Olympic Lifting
Snatch grip deadlift + snatch pull + high pull + snatch + OHS