Paradiso CrossFit WOD Blog

February 6

Friday, February 6, 2015 Get ready for some “Benchmark testing” again in the coming weeks! Prehab: Theraband routine Super rack stretch Banded squats, 10-20 reps Warm-up: 2 minutes single unders/Double

February 5

Thursday, February 5, 2015 Nutrition and Prehab PCFU classes tonight at Venice. Prehab: Wrist mobility 10-15 PVC Dislocates Gristle/Groiners/Samson stretch Warm-up: 100 feet of each: Bear crawl High skips High

February 4

Wednesday, February 4, 2012 PCFU Gymnastics Class at Venice tonight at 8pm! Prehab: Posterior chain flossing Scapula Push ups Reverse plank hold 10-15 Light Good mornings Warm-up: Jog or Row

February 3

Tuesday, February 3, 2015 Schedule changes starting this week: Fitness classes now available at 8pm at Venice, Monday and Tuesday and 7pm on Fridays Midday MDR schedule is changing to

Week of 2/2/2015

Week 5. We will be sticking with most exercises being triples or three movement complexes but the intensity will go up and I will try to add some more variance.

February 2

Monday, February 2, 2015 4 Weeks until the CrossFit Games begins!  Sign up HERE and ask a coach if you have any questions! Prehab: Super rack stretch Wrist and ankle mobility

Gymnastics Moves | Muscle Up Drill Part 2

Description This is a follow-up to the video titled MUSCLE UP DRILL PART 1. In part one we talked about using your hips to get your body weightless. Now we

Gymnastics Moves | Muscle Up Drill Part 1

Description This is a drill for the kipping muscle-up. This will help you learn to open you hips as you swing to get your body feeling weightless. Use a band

Gymnastics Moves | Glide Kip (Muscle Up Drill)

Description This a drill for bar muscle ups also known as a glide kip in gymnastics. Put two benches together as a landing and starting platform so that the bar

Gymnastics Moves | Strict Muscle Up Transition Drill

Description This is a drill for strengthening a strict muscle up. This is for the challenging transition area where you go under to over the rings. Start with your feet