Monday, June 28, 2010

A New group of Campers!!!




Look we have a new group of kids....
Today we started with a few team building games, a workout, then "Steal the Bacon" in the pool... (We couldn't figure out why it is called "Steal the BACON"?)
Our day just flies by with all of this fun....

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

A workout with Crystal, a paleolithic dig, and a swim...what a day at camp!



Crystal McReynold's led us to a sweaty mess this morning in a medley of a workout!
Warm-up
5 burpees
sprint
lunges with med ball
10 sit-ups
x3 rounds

Partner Workout:
10 Medball chest pass
10 db push press each
bear crawl
x4 rounds

Tabata Squats 6 rounds

Circuits:
box jump ups
kettle bell swings
"abmat" sit-ups
30 seconds on and 10 second rest x 2 rounds
Woo hoo! We all loved it! THANKS CRYSTAL!

Then we went for a paleolithic dig and look what we found!



"Explore Austin" workout


How many teenagers do you know who will voluntarily get up to workout at 6 in the morning, before they go to school?>? I think these guys are a rare and very special group...

What is Explore Austin you say?....

Founded in 2006, Explore Austin combines the benefits of mentoring and outdoor adventure in a six-year program for 6th through 12th grade inner-city youth. Focusing on team building and leadership training by utilizing its unique ACES framework, Explore Austin helps “Explorers” (we refer to participants as Explorers) increase self-confidence, build character, and develop a sense of responsibility for themselves and those around them. With seven Saturday Events and a week long Summer Wilderness Trip to remote destinations, Explore Austin seeks and attracts motivated students who desire to learn how to become leaders, experience new places, make lasting friendships, and seek challenges. Our hands-on approach and belief in learning by doing means our Explorers leave the program more confident, more experienced, and ready to lead.

To learn ways to become involved in the program, click here.

Monday, June 21, 2010

First Day of Kids Camps!!!!

We had some teamwork activities where we got pretty close for the first day, but it was tons of fun! Getting tied up in a knot is a great way to make new friends!!
Today our workout was 10 pushups
10 squats
250 m Row
x5 rounds...
We built egg towers, went swimming, worked out, and had lunch under a shady tree.
The campers were awesome! I can't wait until tomorrow!

This was a team building activity where they had to figure out how to get everyone in the circle and they mastered it with some creativity!

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Wall, Jump, Press





CrossFit Kids/Teens WOD:

3 Rounds for Time:
20 Wall Balls
15 Box Jumps
15 DB Push Press

It has been great to see some new faces in our CrossFit Kids programs!

Reminder: the next month of programs start Monday March 29th, be sure to sign your child up for their CrossFit class.

Upcoming Event:
"Nutrition and Taste Test Seminar"

Wednesday March 31st at 4:30-5:00
After CrossFit Kids and before CrossFit Teens

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Future Fire Breathers Set Dead Lift PRs !!!!!

13 year old Ethan R. reached a benchmark with 1.5x body weight dead lift....150lbs!!!!!!
11 year old Ethan C. also reached the bench mark 1.5x body weight dead lift with 110lbs!!!!
CrossFit Kid, Madison, shows good form as she prepares for a new dead lift personal record of 53lbs.
Our newest CrossFitter, Nelle, shows intense concentration and strength during her new dead lift personal record of 53lbs!!!!

I'm very proud of all our CrossFit Kid and Teen athletes as they set new records and courageously improve their form, endurance, strength, balance, flexibility, speed, agility, and power.

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Max Squats and Asteroid Attack!!!!!



Buy In:
1 minute max squats.
Thanks Coach Travis and Coach Mike for joining in!

1 minute max push ups

WOD:
3 Rounds of 45 seconds each element
(1 minute rest between rounds)
KB Swings
DB Push Press
Dips
Jump Rope

Game: "Asteroid Attack"
Athletes stand in a circle with one person in the middle. On the count of 3 all athletes toss their ball up so the person in the middle can catch it. Object is for the person in the middle to catch as many balls as possible. (team work, hand eye coordination, FUN!)