CFW Training Protocols
PRESENTED BY COACH CHRIS & COACH YASH
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CFW Training Protocols PRESENTED BY COACH CHRIS & COACH YASH Overview CFWs Training Approach Individualized Goals & Training Avenues CFW & Competitors Programming Design Programming Approach So where do I start?
PRESENTED BY COACH CHRIS & COACH YASH
CFW’s Training Approach Individualized Goals & Training Avenues CFW & Competitors Programming Design Programming Approach So where do I start? How-to’s? Q&A session
Starting with general Health and Fitness
(90% of our membership)… how can CFW‘s Vision/System help?
Where’s your ‘movement’ start point?
Elements gives us that answer.
Functions and/or CFW Classes and/or
Clinic
Health Education - nutrition, restoration,
and character Our Vision is to provide the right resources for everyone to achieve their goals no matter what their start point is… and no matter what their goals are!
But once you start drinking the Kool
Aid... you want more than just general health and fitness… and now you’re here on a Saturday afternoon talking to us about extra programming.
SO NOW WHAT?
Why are you at CrossFit Waterloo?
General Health & Fitness or to compete at the Games… or
something in between?
What are the ‘in betweens’? So who is the BB Club and Comp Class and Comp Programming
for?
CFW’s Rx for General Health and Fitness
Want to compete at the CrossFit Games or Regionals? List off one regional average at a time… show of hands who can do that?
Deadlift ~ (550/380)
Snatch ~ (305/205)
Triple 3 Time: 37:00/41:00 min
For Time: 3000m Row + 300 Double-unders + 3-mile Run (5 km) Those are the numbers you need to compete at the games.
"You don't know how good you have to be, ....just to suck at the CrossFit Games"
How much time ya got buddy? Face your weaknesses Prioritizing your Back Squat vs. Snatch vs. Fran Time MOB is the Trump card How to follow the CFW Extra Programming
CrossFit Waterloo Programming Design
CrossFit Waterloo Programming
Who’s to blame?
Glassman’s CrossFit Model -
Constantly varied functional movements performed at high intensity
Varied Metabolic Pathways –
Well balanced fitness across all domains
Where do we see this in CFW’s
Program? (Whiteboard Wednesday, Thursday BB WOD, Monday Front Squats)
Sleep Physical Recovery
Massage or Treatments Stretching Active Recovery
Mental Recovery
Meditation Unwinding
Emotional Recovery
Friends & Family
Sport
Weightlifting & Throwing
Gymnastics Metabolic Conditioning Nutrition Restoration
Fitness
Positive Attitude; Optimism,
Confidence
Grit; Perseverance, Resilience Accountability – Responsible Integrity – “Doing the right thing
even no one is watching”
Community
Shared Values Connections CFW!
Plan your week, month, year
(Time -> Priority)
Goals? What’s your why? Prioritize CFW Classes
Balanced Program Form & Technique > Intensity Compete against yourself!
Track!
Journals, E-Notes etc. Restoration, Nutrition, Training… Progress
CFW Classes +“Extra stuff” Example Avenues: CrossFit Open/Regional
Training, Sports Specific Training, General Fitness
Continuous improvement Resources: Catalyst Weightlifting, TTT
(Training Think Tank), CompTrain…
World Class Resources
Specific Training (Eg. Olympic Lifting,
Power Lifting, Gymnastics, Endurance Sports…)
Overall Strength Skill Strength Development Strength Increase in NME, Increase in Power, Fast Twitch Muscle Adaptations Strength Endurance Decrease in NME, Increased Power Output Repeatability at submaximal loads, Slow Twitch Muscle Adaptations Skill Mechanics/Execution Coordination, Balance, Accuracy…
Power Development – 15 sec Sled Push at 100% effort Power Endurance – Fran… multiple times Oxygen Utilization – Max-Submaximal Power Endurance 15x30 sec Sprints, 30 sec rest Sustainable Power Delivery at max-submaximal levels Increasing submaximal training sustainability over long durations Increasing Moderate intensity endurance capacity Increasing Low intensity endurance capacity
Where do I start? – Goals? Example Goal – Improve Olympic Lifting
Relative Strength (“Lift more!”)
Variables:
Time Movement Assessment (Mobility/Injury,
Technique & Form)
Strength & Skill Development – Closed
Kinetic Chain Movements (Squatting, Deadlifting, Pressing)
Skill Development – Clean & Jerk, Snatch CFW Classes > Barbell Class > Comp
Programming
Goals -> CrossFit Open, Regionals, Games... Open (March), Regionals (May), Games (August)… Well Rounded (Aerobic & Anaerobic) Athlete Profile – Strengths and Weaknesses What will move the needle the most? Everything?
Where to start?
CFW Classes 5x/week (5 Hours of your week) Additional hours spent towards your Restoration (Mobility), Nutrition… After add hours towards your goals/weaknesses
CrossFit Open, Regionals, Games Weightlifting Powerlifting Endurance Sports General Fitness
Ask questions! CFW Coaches are your best resources!
Competitors Programming How to use Open Gym
Questions?
http://comptrain.co/training-philosophy/ https://www.trainingthinktank.com/ https://www.catalystathletics.com/ https://games.crossfit.com/ https://theoverheardpress.com/