Home Workout: Thursday, December 12, 2024
Home Workout: Thursday, December 12, 2024
This workout combines strength and cardio elements, making it suitable for home training.
Air squats target lower-body strength and mobility, with a focus on quads, glutes, and hamstrings.
Push-ups strengthen the chest, shoulders, triceps, and core, with options to modify based on fitness levels.
Hip Bridges develop the posterior chain, improving hip stability and glute activation.
Leg Lever strengthen the core, especially the lower abs, while improving hip mobility.
Mountain climbers add a cardiovascular element and engage the core and lower body for functional strength and endurance.
The “for time” format encourages a balance between intensity and proper technique, improving overall conditioning and muscular endurance.

CrossFit Workout: Thursday, December 12, 2024
CrossFit Workout: Thursday, December 12, 2024
This EMOM workout alternates between strength, power, and cardio components.
Hang power cleans develop explosive power and posterior chain strength, focusing on coordination and efficient barbell cycling.
Box jumps build lower-body power and cardiovascular endurance, emphasizing safe landings and quick rebounds.
Wall ball shots target full-body strength and coordination, engaging the legs, core, and shoulders. The combination of movements ensures a comprehensive challenge to strength, endurance, and skill, while the EMOM structure promotes consistent intensity and manageable pacing.
This workout is scalable and suitable for athletes looking to enhance their functional fitness and work capacity.

Home Workout: Wednesday, December 11, 2024
Home Workout: Wednesday, December 11, 2024
This bodyweight circuit focuses on full-body strength and endurance, making it suitable for home training without equipment.
Push-ups target the upper body and core, building strength in the chest, triceps, and shoulders.
Air squats develop lower-body strength and mobility, focusing on the quads and glutes.
Lunges enhance balance, coordination, and lower-body stability.
Superman strengthen the lower back and posterior chain, promoting spinal health.
Bicycle crunches are a dynamic core exercise that engages the obliques and lower abs.
The AMRAP structure encourages consistent effort over time, improving endurance and mental resilience. Athletes can track their progress by recording completed rounds and aiming for gradual improvements.

CrossFit Workout: Wednesday, December 11, 2024
CrossFit Workout: Wednesday, December 11, 2024
This CrossFit workout combines strength, skill, and cardiovascular endurance into a comprehensive full-body challenge.
Clean and jerks, as a classic weightlifting movement, develop full-body explosive power, improving coordination across the posterior chain (hamstrings, glutes, lower back), shoulders, and core. Precision in technique is critical to ensure both efficiency and safety.
Pull-ups enhance upper-body pulling strength, particularly in the lats, biceps, and core, while also challenging grip endurance. Scaled options like ring rows or jumping pull-ups make this movement accessible to athletes of all levels.
Double-unders introduce a high-skill cardio element. This movement, requiring the rope to pass under the feet twice per jump, improves agility, coordination, and aerobic capacity. For athletes still mastering the technique, scaled options such as single-unders or assisted double-unders provide similar cardio benefits.
The for time structure encourages athletes to balance speed and form, promoting work capacity while training the ability to pace effectively under fatigue. This format not only tests physical endurance but also mental toughness, as athletes push through the demanding combination of strength and cardio elements.
Overall, this workout serves as a well-rounded test of muscular strength, movement skill, and cardiovascular endurance. Emphasis on proper technique, particularly during clean and jerks, ensures optimal performance while minimizing the risk of injury. This makes the workout a true embodiment of CrossFit’s functional fitness principles.

Workout Modifications for Beginner Athletes
- 3 rounds for time:
- 12 dumbbell clean and jerks (lightweight)
- 10 jumping pull-ups or ring rows
- 50 single-unders
To access the warm-up and cool-down programs for this WOD, please use the WODEX app.