3.24.2026

March week 4 Workouts

 

Solid workout from CrossFit Quaterfinals!


Megzeee custom WOD

AMRAP in 7 Minutes:
4 Calories Air Bike
8 Pull-ups

Rest 1:00

AMRAP in 7 Minutes:
5 HSPU
10 Deadlifts 

(could be done with C2B or BMU and strict HSPU and any weight DL per level and ability)
Aim for 5 -7 Rds....


Partner AMRAP in 12 Minutes 
"You go I go" style...
3 Cals Air Bike
6 Burpees
9 Push Press

Masters Partner WOD: 
AMRAP in 10 (share the work as needed)
30 Crossovers / SU / DU
15 Push Press
10 Burpees 

Kathy/ Richard 3+48 35/55
Terry / Lee 4+20 55#/40#
Devin /Ali 4+ 20 55#

Foundations WOD:
AMRAP in 10 Minutes:
C2 Bike 8 Cals
8 Push Press 15#
4 Burpees 

Brenda 3+3 

ANY OF THESE WORKOUTS CAN BE SCALED UP OR DOWN...

In CrossFit, every workout is designed to meet you where you are—then push you just enough. The goal is relative intensity, meaning the effort is tailored to your physiological capacity and psychological tolerance, not someone else’s. The same workout can look very different across athletes:

 Load: A heavy barbell for one person becomes a lighter weight or dumbbells for another.

Skill: A pull-up might scale to a banded version or ring rows—or progress up to chest-to-bar or bar muscle-ups.

Volume: 30 reps could become 20, or even 10, to preserve intensity and mechanics.

Movement complexity: A snatch might scale down to a hang power snatch or even a dumbbell variation. On the flip side, more advanced athletes can scale up by increasing load, adding volume, or choosing more complex variations.
 At its core, CrossFit isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what’s appropriate, so everyone trains hard, safely, and effectively

1 comment:

Aimee Lyons said...

23:35 - quarterfinals #4