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Warm Up

CrossFit Regionals 2015 Warm Up Protocol: Individuals

We don’t lift weights to warm up, we warm up to lift weights. The days of the…

Author: John

2015 CrossFit Regionals Coaches Prep

The 2015 Reebok CrossFit Games Super Regionals kick off in less than a week and continue each…

Author: John

Attacking Limiting Factors: Hip Adductors

In Attacking Limiting Factors: Hips, we introduced some simple exercises to attack your abductors and adductors on…

Author: John

Observations of High School Strength Coach: Year 1

Observation is a powerful tool for a strength and conditioning coach to gain experience at any level…

Author: John

CrossFit Open 15.5 Warm Up 2015

It’s time to Face/Off with the final workout of the CrossFit Open 2015, and it is no joke….

Author: John

CrossFit Open 15.4 Warm Up 2015

Power Athlete’s first three CrossFit Open Warm Ups have been viewed over 20,000 times! The feed back…

Author: John

CrossFit Open 15.3 Warm Up 2015

Sorry for the delay, Power Athletes. Luke and I have traveled 30 and 24 hours each down…

Author: John

CrossFit Open 15.2 Warm Up 2015

The 2015 CrossFit Open 15.1 was something else, and we had over 5000 athletes hit up the…

Author: John

CrossFit Open 15.1 Warm Up 2015

Here. We. Go! The 2015 CrossFit Open has kicked off and 15.1 is a mix of old school CrossFit…

Author: John

Attacking Limiting Factors: Trunk Rotation

One concept of sports that is taken for granted is the amount of trunk rotation and movement…

Author: John