Written by Sarah Loogman In many ways, competition drives progress. Comparing ourselves to the masses allows us to measure the value of our hard work and when it comes to athletics, nothing seems to drive a sense of self more than head to head competition. We love to win, or at least we love the […]
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🔝Use link to watch Event#3 has two parts and is the final event of the “Back To School Bash” Inhouse Comp 4 minute running clock 100/70 *70/50 calorie air bike (scored as its own event) In the remaining time as many reps as possible DB ground to overhead @45/30# *30/20# [*Scaled] #nscf #partnercomp #inhouse #community […]
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Written by Hannah Dykstra Before you continue to read this article, I want to challenge you as a reader to think back to your first CrossFit “on-ramp” or “fundamentals” intro and remember the reason why you stepped into the gym to start with. Maybe it was to be a better parent, lose weight, get stronger, […]
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🔝Use link to watch on YouTube Event #2 of the Inhouse Competition “Back To School Bash” presented by Coach @rckrnashty 4 Rounds For Time (8 Min Time Cap) 20/*15 Toes-to-Bar 20/*15 Pull-ups 20/*15 Front Rack Reverse Alt. Lunges 155/115# *115/75# Partners alternate movements [*Scaled] #nscf #partnercomp #inhouse #event2 #northstatecrossfit #t2b #pullups #lunges
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🔝Link to Event#1 Coach @rckrnashty here to explain Event #1 for the “Back To School Bash” Partner Comp this Sat. Sept. 9th 12 minute AMRAP 50 Double Unders *50 singles 12 S/A KB hang clean and jerks 53/35# *35/26# 15 wall ball 20/14# For one partner to be working the other must hold an atlas […]
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Written by Nash Woods The barbell snatch is arguably the most challenging movement seen in CrossFit, if not across all sport. It requires you to bring a barbell from the floor to overhead in one smooth motion without maiming yourself or others in the process. The pull is the most important part of a snatch. […]
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Written by Sarah Loogman The brain acts much like muscle – tissue that can called to action for many purposes. This concept of brain plasticity opposes old beliefs in neuroscience that we were born with a set number of neurons and would permanently lose those as we aged. New research, however, shows that you actually […]
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Written by Sarah Loogman At the essence of CrossFit is to evolve our human race – to build increasingly more functional, adaptable mechanisms of the body for inclusive fitness that advances our abilities across a broad range of physical tests. By improving our physical being, we are able to improve cognitive function, elevate mood, and […]
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