The CrossFit Total Worksheet

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For time:
100 Pull-ups
100 Push-ups
100 Sit-ups
100 Squats

Parent/Kid workout today at 10:30.  Kids age 6-12.

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The CrossFit Total Worksheet

The CrossFit Total is extremely important to us.  It helps your coaches to track your progress, evaluate the Roots programming, and scale your workouts appropriately.

A planned effort can yield incredible results.  A haphazard approach will yield a less than optimal outcome.

Take the time to print and complete this worksheet prior to your class on Wednesday or Saturday.  This worksheet will help you to plan out your warm-up, approach, and 3 max effort attempts.

Whether you are an experienced lifter or a CrossFit Total first-timer, you can benefit from completing this worksheet!

As a note, this is a guide!  Do not get married to your 3 attempts.  If your first rep feels super heavy, adjust accordingly.  A 5 pound overall difference in your 1 rep max 300lb. deadlift is nothing to fret about.

Click to download PDF worksheets:

The CrossFit Total Worksheet

The CrossFit Total Worksheet EXAMPLE

ALSO, it is mandatory for everyone to read the RULES of The CrossFit Total prior to coming in to do their lifts.

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  1. […] Download your CrossFit Total worksheet HERE!Double-under for 2 minutesSit-up for 2 minutesDouble-under for 90 secondsSit-up for 90 secondsDouble-under for 1-minuteSit-up for 1-minuteDouble-under for 30 secondsSit-up for 30 secondsBlakely rocks a handstand in Tuscon.Press ReviewTo set-up for the press, approach the rack and take an even grip on the bar with the hands slightly outside of the shoulders and thumbs wrapped around the bar.  Dip under the racked bar making contact with front of the shoulder and the bar, then lift the bar from the rack. Set your feet hip width apart (or slightly wider, but narrower than a squat width).  Set your elbows slightly infront of the bar.Next, create a solid foundation for your lift with a big breath in.  Use the breath to lock down your midsection.  Remember, any squiggly movement between your heels and your  shoulders will decrease your lift potential.When set, press the bar overhead, accommodating a perpendicular bar path by moving your head out of the way.  The movement begins in your heels – drive your heels into the ground as you press the bar overhead.  As the bar clears the forehead, move the head back under the bar and complete the press with elbows locked out overhead and active shoulders.Press Rules for The Total (know them!)1. Once you place your feet for the lift, they must remain in place through the completion of the lift2. Knees and hips must start fully extended (and stay this way throughout the lift)3. No excessive backward lean4. ANY deliberate attempt to raise the bar counts as an attempt […]