December 29th- Jan4th

December 29, 2024

All Aboard Dec 29th-Jan4th

Good morning! It is a rainy Sunday and the potential for big storms so it will be a good afternoon to sit down and read the weekly All Aboard. 
This week is the start of a the new year! We have had a great 2024 and we are looking forward to an even better 2025. 

schedule change this week: On Wednesday, Jan 1st there will be a 9am class only. It is going to be something special for the new year. Please make attempts to come and support each other! Classes are the backbone of the community!

The December challenge is complete. Thank you to all of our competitors and congratulations to the winners!

The CF Open is right around the corner. We will be running this like a competition. Saturday mornings we will program the workouts. Regardless of whether or not you are signed up for the CF open, come in and complete the workout because we will have our very own scoring in house. Winners in each category will have the opportunity to captain their own team in May for our very first, one day, in house competition. More on that to come!!

We are now offering weekly passes to the gym. These are good for 5 visits to a class and goof for 7 days. If you have family visiting and they want to workout, this is a great option. They can be purchased online.

Christmas shirts need to picked up and payed for this week please. If you have not paid, please put your money in envelope on the top of the file cabinet and put your name on the envelope. Shirts are sitting on the back of the blue bench.

Let's get to the workouts for the week

Strength

Monday- Back Squat
Tuesday- Skill Work
Wednesday-
Thursday- Clean and Jerk
Friday- Skill Work
Saturday-

Workouts

Never miss a Monday! 5 rounds of :90 work and :60 rest. Each round you will buy-in calories on the rower and burpees over the rower and finish the time with a max set of wallballs. Each round should be consistent on the rower and the burpees while saving your legs and lungs for the wallballs. 

Tuesday is a 20 min AMRAP of bodyweight movements that increase in reps each set starting with 20 of each then 30 of each and so on. The later sets are going to get tiring. break these up into smaller sets from the beginning so as not to burn out.

Hump Day and we are halfway through the workweek and it is the first day of the new year! What better way to start the new year than by getting a PR in our favorite lifts. We will have 1 hour today to find a 1 rep max of bench press, back squat and deadlift. I know we have a fe people just perform these lifts in the challenge but a lot did not. Regardless if you have recently completed this lifts, come in and support and cheer everyone on!! 

Thursday is our favorite day of the week and we have a great workout in store for the day. Coach Justice will be back to coach everyone today!
4 rounds for time of double unders, toes to bar, and squat clean thrusters. This workout is full body. You will get an increase HR from the double unders. relax the shoulders! be able to hit the TTB in 2 sets or less each round. The squat clean thrusters are going to get the legs burning. Pick a weight that you will be able to perform quick singles each round.

Friday is here. The end of the week. Let's finish the week the same way we started it by coming to the gym. Today we have a 20 min AMRAP of lunges, shoulder to overhead, box step ups and meters on the rower. It's going to be the longer of the workouts this week. Keep the core tight on all of these movements to prevent lower back fatigue. 

Saturday we have a fun partner workout in store. You and a partner must accumulate 5,000m on the rower and you must switch every 500m. Each time you switch, the partner who just got off rower, must complete lunges, DB snatch and pull-ups. Pace the work while your partner is on the rower. You cant get back on until 500m is complete. 

Its going to be another great week at CrossFit Lucky City. We have a lot in store for 2025 and we cant wait to have everyone a part of the growth and good times!

See you in the gym!

#herewego #CrossFit #LuckyCity #Reidsville #CrossFtiaffiliate #strength # workout #conditioning #fitness #community 

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