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Appleton Gym Location: 950 Westland Ave., Appleton, WI 54913 Office: 600
E. Applecreek Rd., Appleton, WI 54913 Phone: 920.574.7859
theresa@appletoncrossfit.com mark@appletoncrossfit.com
Competitive
Athlete? Get an edge over the competition. Military-Law Enforcement-Fire Department? Be ready for unkown
challenges. Prepare for and pass PFT tests! Recreational Athlete? Step up your game. Physically
fit? Challenge yourself. Inactive and need motivation? 3-2-1-GO!!
The Work out of the Day (WOD). We tailor
the workout of the day to the individual by scaling the load, reps, as well as the exercises. We do encourage 100% effort
for every workout. We start each work out with a specific warm up, most commonly referred to as "everyone else's
workout." Then we begin the prescribed WOD.
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Happy Halloween!!

WOD = for time 25 of each: Squats
- Push ups - Pull ups - sit ups - then
50 of each: Squats - Push ups - Pull ups - sit ups - then
75 of each: Squats - Push ups - Pull ups - sit ups We scale/reduce the
number of reps and modify movents as necessary!
Friday,
October 30, 2009
WOD = rest day for 3 on 1 off rotation, others:
7 rounds for time of:
15 MBC (medicine ball cleans) 10 Burpees
 Situps during "Annie"
9:20 am cdt
WOD = "Annie"
50-40-30-20 and 10 rep rounds of:
Double-unders Sit-ups
7:34 am cdt
WOD = Back Squats 5-5-5-5-5
 Jenette modifies the pullup during yesteday's 'Nate.' Tom gets the KBS.
10:35 am cdt
WOD - AMRAP in 20 minutes of:
2 Muscle ups (scaled to pullups & Dips 4:1)
4 Handstand push-ups (scaled with box/wall assist.)
8 Kettlebell Swings 2 pood (scaled as necessary)
 Tara, Teresa & Shellie blaze & blur through "Michael," Mike is out on the run. Monday, October 26, 2009
'Michael'
3 rounds for time of: Run 800m 50 situps 50 back extensions
7:53 am cdt
WOD = 3:1 schedule: Deadlift 1-1-1-1-1-1-1
other schedules: Chipper style WOD for time of:
26 weighted walking lunges 20 pull ups
30 box jumps 25 dips 20
KTE 25 KBS
30 sit ups 20 Thrusters
25 Back Extensions 20 Wall Ball throws
 Sue works on Modified Knees to Elbows (KTE)
8:12 pm cdt
WOD = Tommy V" For time: 115 pound Thruster, 21 reps 15 ft Rope Climb, 12 ascents 115 pound Thruster, 15
reps 15 ft Rope Climb, 9 ascents 115 pound Thruster, 9 reps 15 ft Rope Climb, 6 ascents
We scaled
this!!! (85#/75#/...as needed & reduce reps as needed)
 Brian simulating rope climbs with alternating pulls. Nice job!!
4:28 pm cdt
WOD = Strength Day
Back
Squat 5-5-5-5-5 Press 5-5-5-5-5 Dead
Lift 5-5-5-5-5
Rest day for 3-1 schedules.
 I love this photo! Always a reminder of when we first learned the squat and why it is an integral
part of human movement. This is CrossFit Trainer and Owner of CrossFit Northwest Tuscon. Thanks Jennifer for sharing!
11:04 am cdt
WOD = Row 500 m or Run 400 m then
4 rounds for time of:
walking lunges - 50 ft sit ups - 50
Finish with Row 500 m or Run 400 m
 Brian and Tara blaze through the situps this am.
7:57 am cdt
Attnetion - this evening's 6:30 pm class is cancelled
due to Parent/Teacher Conference. Our apologies for this rare inconvenience.
WOD = Tabata This
Pull ups/Push-ups/Sit-ups/Squats 8 sets of
each, work 20 seconds, rest 10 seconds, no rest when moving into next exercise set (other than the 10 seconds already built in). Count and record number of reps for each set, each exercise.
Monday, October 19, 2009WOD
= Weighted Pull-ups 1-1-1-1-1-1-1 (track body weight and loads lifted)
Scaled
to: Death by pull-ups On
the minute perform one pull up, adding one pull-up
each minute until you can no longer keep up with the clock.
Goal is 20 minutes (scaled and partitioned as
necessary)
 Bridgette visited from CrossFit Minnesota! Great going gang!
8:04 am cdt
Dress Warmly, we have to have the OH door open for this WOD. It is 35 degrees.
WOD = 'Tyler' (see info below)
5
rounds for time of: (scaled to 3 rounds as necessary) 7 muscle ups (or
4 pullups & 4 dips for each muscle up) 21 sumo deadlift high pulls (95#/65#/scaled
as necessary)
1LT Tyler E. Parten, 24, of Arkansas, died Sept.
10 in Konar province, Afghanistan, of wounds sustained when insurgents attacked his unit using rocket-propelled grenades and
small arms fire. He was assigned to the 3rd Squadron, 61st Cavalry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division,
Fort Carson, Colorado.
Thank you to Tyler for his devotion and service. Our thoughts and prayers to his family.
Let's give this WOD our all as did 1LT Tyler for U.S.!
 Kathy & Ann during the run & Back extension WOD. Pretty good "POSE" Ann!
9:00 am cdt
WOD = For time: 21-18-15-12-9-6-3 rep rounds of:
Run 400m (scaled - 200m) Back Extension
 Erik w/ great back extension Thursday, October 15, 2009
WOD
= Five rounds for time of: Hang Squat Cleans
x 15 (95/65/scaled) Push ups x 30 (scaled)
Shelly going through the Hang with decent shoulder
shrug dropping down to get uner the bar (see bar height stays the same)  and lands nicely low in a squat. Good Job girl!!
7:59 am cdt
WOD = rest day for 3:1 schedule
other
schedules = for time: Row 500m
40 sit ups 30 squats 20
push presses 10 pull ups
Row 500m
10:50 am cdt
WOD = CrossFit Total
Back Squat 1RM Press 1RM
Deadlift 1RM
Warm up well in these lift modalities,
then within 3 attempts, find your one rep max effort for
each lift. Add the weights for a total score.
 Erik works on lifting 385# DL
6:13 am cdt
WOD = "Elizabeth" 21-15-9 reps of:
Clean 135 pounds Ring dips
Sunday,
October 11, 2009
WOD = "Fran"
21-15-9
rep rounds of: Thrusters (95/65#/scaled)
Pull-ups
 Mark works on DU ladder from OPT (a bit too high on the jump but he got all 500 done plus a few
extra) Saturday, October 10, 2009 WOD = Rest day or make up previously
missed workout.
Courtney & Shellie make
up 250 m row, SDHP & pullup WOD
7:04 am cdt
WOD = run 5k for time
Scaled to 1-2 miles, depending on ability.
 Mike does a great job with first SDHP WOD!!
8:08 am cdt
WOD = AMRAP* in 20 minutes of:
250m row 21 Sumo-deadlift high pulls (95/65#/scaled as necessary) 15 pull-ups *AMRAP
- as many rounds as possible
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
WOD = Thrusters 1RM x 7 sets
7:54 am cdt
WOD - Rest Day for 3:1 scheduling, otherwise we make up a
previously missed workout.
 Mark (at the 'catch' & at the 'finish') rowing the OPT 1st WOD of the day 300 m x 6 @ 100%.
6:23 am cdt
WOD - for time 30 muscle ups (scaled as necesssary) (equivelent
of muscle up is 4:1 pull-ups and ring dips)
Consistency = Progress
If you aren't experiencing the progress and improvements you expect...look within. How consitent and committed
are you? Half-assed commitment and effort equates to minimal progress. Whether its fitness, strength, body compositon
changes, etc...if you want it - commit to it and be consistent.
What excuses get in your way?
How valid are they? If you have family commitments, work commitments, or social commitments - how are you adapting your
schedule to accomodate your fitness and nutritional goals? Are you making an alternative plan to keep your goal
attainment in the picture? Or are you simply blowing things off and will start again next week? If you are truly
serious about achieving success, you must be willing to do something different in a number of areas of your life. Scheduling,
back up plans, overcoming peer pressure, etc. If you are going to talk the talk, you've got to walk the walk.
Get serious, make the commitment, take charge, and make it happen! No more friggin' excuses!
7:47 am cdt
Congrats to Scott for doing really well on his CPAT for the Fire Department!!!
WOD - For time:
Run 800 meters
15 left-legged pistols 15
right-legged pistols 25
sit-ups
12 left-legged pistols
12 right-legged pistols 25
sit-ups
9 right-legged pistols 9
left legged pistols
25 sit-ups
Run 800 meters
 T-n-T work on essentials of push-ups Brian stays warm w/ KBSwings
6:37 am cdt
7:49 am cdt
WOD = For time:
25 Walking lunge steps 20 Pull-ups 50 Box jumps, 20 inch box 20 Double-unders 25 Ring dips 20 Knees to elbows 30 Kettlebell swings, 2 pood 30 Sit-ups 20 Hang
squat cleans, 35 pound dumbells 25 Back extensions 30 Wall ball shots, 20 pound ball 3 Rope climb ascents
(all movements & weights scaled as necessary)
7:28 am cdt
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The CrossFit Games and the Phenominal Athletes just keep getting better! The 2010 Games are finishing and nothing
was left to chance by the athletes. This was an amazing show of athleticism, skill, and the heart and soul of champions.
Congratulations to all competitors that qualified in their respective sectionals,
regionals, and went on to the 2010 CrossFit Games, Individual and Affiliate Cup. Browse through all the details of the competitons and the competitors at the Games Official Website.
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3. 4. 1. Affiliate Cup Challenge #3 2. Men's Handstand Push ups on
Rings & 205# Cleans 3. Women's final event (too much to list here) 4. Men's
Masters 'Fran!' (Thanks to CrossFit for allowing the use of these photos)
What are the CrossFit Games?
The CrossFit Games are the ultimate
test of fitness. It's a grueling three-day competition in which the world's fittest athletes compete in a variety
of workouts. What are the workouts? Each year they change, and the details of them are not announced until a couple days before
the event. This year the final event wasn't announced until thirty seconds before "3-2-1-GO!" This means that
all year long, the athletes are training for a competition whose format is 'unknown and unknowable' - one of the underpinnings
of the CrossFit methodology. (info and photos courtesy of www.CrossFit.com)
CrossFit Journal - Free issue
Check out Operation Phoenix! This extraordinary effort was initiated by CrossFit Founder Greg Glassman. This CrossFit initiative aims to
raise the necessary funds to equip the entire United States Marine Corps with functional fitness equipment to increase combat
preparedness, reduce injury, and strengthen unit cohesion. This will be accomplished through non-profit sales, corporate sponsorships,
and individual donations. Every penny raised will go directly to "America's Fighting Force," the USMC.
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