Category: CrossFit

CrossFit Hackney training program 13/02/17 – 19/02/17 (week 7)

Geoff Stewart | 10-02-2017
Week 7 of our first 9-12 week program of 2017. We have been over a lot of points over the last 6 weeks of this current training block.  I have cracked on about posture, warming up properly, how your lifting numbers are compared to your bodyweight, the Whole Life Challenge (loose some KGs, gain some pull ups) repetition, repetition etc. Dave... [Read more]

The Fastest Way to Get Better At CrossFit

Josh Schouten | 29-01-2017
It's a new year, and many of us kicked-off the year with new goals and new motivations. Is this the year when your focus on building strength, improve your conditioning, or simply become a better version of last years model?  Speaking with some members in the gym, some have set the goal to be better at CrossFit with the idea of... [Read more]

Heavy Metcon 18/1/2017

Geoff Stewart | 17-01-2017
Warm up because you know its good for you.   Working with a partner 6min YGIG 3x Deadlifts @1.5bw 6x RkB swings 3mins Bike alt 30sec 6min YGIG 3x Bench press @80% bw 6x press ups 3mins Battle ropes alt 30sec 6min YGIG 3x Power cleans @80% bw 6x ball slams 3mins rowing alt 30sec 6min YGIG 3x Back squats @bw 6x... [Read more]

Gymnastics: Handstand Phase 3: Mobility, Re-Balancing, & Back Strength

Josh Schouten | 09-01-2017
Handstand done correctly are a great reflection of the dedication and hard work that someone has taken to master the skill.  Part 1 and Part 2 of the handstand classes has delivered some positive results, and some members are holding some nice straight handstand lines.  The third phase of our handstand training method will focus on refining the ability to re-balance and... [Read more]

CrossFit Hackney training program 9/1/2017 – 15/1/2017

Geoff Stewart | 06-01-2017
Into week 2 of our first 9-12 week phase of 2017. As a reminder, there’s a bit of an intro to the first 9-12 week training phase of 2017 here. In our CrossFit classes this year we will move away from three levels to a two level structure: FIT – (for the general membership population, focusing more on working in higher... [Read more]