Guys, I’m so excited!! I’m spicing it up and trying something new! Our gym just began renting the space out above our CrossFit gym to begin boot camp style, circuit training classes. I’ve recently become just a tad bored with CrossFit. My knee has been bugging me for a while now so I haven’t been able to squat below parallel without pain. And my elbow is all messed up. I’m just to the point where I don’t care about how much weight is on my barbell, I just want to feel good while working out, look better, and live longer. Simple. I don’t want to deal with constant aches and pains from pushing myself too far in a workout. So this transition to trying more boot camp style workouts has been perfect. I do 2-3 CrossFit workouts per week and 2-3 FIT (that’s what we call it at CrossFit Broadway) workouts per week. That way I still am able to lift weights and keep on muscle while giving my muscles a break by doing different exercises in the boot camp classes. After one week, I like it so far!

What kind of workouts keep you motivated? Do you have to change it up or do you like your routine?

Here’s what I did last week at CrossFit Broadway! If some of the lingo doesn’t make sense, I apologize. I’m still learning all the movements as well!

Monday (FIT class)

6 min AMRAP: 10 toes to bar, 12 lateral wall ball slams, 14 wall ball. 16 burpees

2 minute rest

6 min AMRAP: 20 ball slams (20# ball), 15 ground to overhead with plate (25#), 10 sit ups with plate, 20 (per leg) start block toe touches

2 minute rest

6 min AMRAP: 12 TRX rows, 10 TRX jumping squats, 12 TRX bicep curls, 10 TRX jumping squats, 50 mountain climbers with feet in TRX

2 minute rest

6 minute AMRAP: 200m row, 20 inverted v-ups with feet on rower seat, 10 hand release push ups

2 minute rest

6 minute AMRAP: 20 bench jump overs, 12 bulgarian split squats with 10# ball overhead (right leg), 10 ab circles, 12 bulgarian split squats with 10# ball overhead (left leg), lateral shuffle

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Tuesday (FIT Class)

45 seconds of work, 15 seconds of rest for 9 minutes:

overhead walking lunges (with a 25# plate)

burpees

ball slams (20# ball)

1 minutes rest

3 rounds: (you are at each station based on how long it takes the person to row 300m)

300m row

trx pistols and tricep extensions (changed at 150m)

10 kettlebell swings and 10 goblet squats

battle ropes

wall ball sit ups

heismen toe touches (no clue why it’s called this, but you put one foot on the bench and toe touch with the other foot. Switch feet at 150m)

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Wednesday – Rest day

Thursday (CF Class) –

Deadlift: 5 x 5. Adding. – I got to 185#

Every minute on the minutes x 15 minutes, alternating:
Min 1: 200/ 175m Row
Min 2: 9 Hang Power Cleans (165/105)
Min 3: 100m Sprint

I used 85# and got through it all 

Friday (CF Class)

Push Jerk: 4 x 3 with 2 sec pause in the first dip. Adding

Push Jerk: 3 x 2. Adding. No pause! – I got to 130#

3 Rounds For Time Of:

10 Strict HSPU

10 Power Snatch (135/95)

60 Double Unders

I finished in 5:59 with 75#

Saturday (FIT Class)

12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 pull ups (or ring rows)

1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12 burpees

1 minute rest

10 minutes of:

100m row

45 seconds of battle ropes

1 minute rest

18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2 sit ups

2-4-6-8-10-12-14-16-18 hand release push ups

1 minute rest

Working sets until we were told to stop:

TRX hamstring curls

TRX planks

Workout Songs of the Week:

  1. Outside by Calvin Harris
  2. Bad by David Guetta
  3. Sound of Change by The Dirty Heads
  4. Go Go Gadget Flow by Lupe Fiasco

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15 Comments

  1. Nicole @ Runs & WODs says:

    Awesome workouts! Battle ropes are no joke. My clients hate it when I put them in their workouts!

  2. Livi @ Eat, Pray, Work It Out says:

    I love changing it up for a workout! FIT classes sound fun!

  3. Victoria says:

    I’m not sure what’s going on in that picture, but it looks like a Double Dutch/Taiko Drumming hybrid multiplied by the power of badassery. #witnessdafitness

  4. Angela says:

    this might be a silly question, what is a start block toe touch?

    1. juli says:

      it’s not a silly question, it’s so hard to explain. so you start is a start block position, as you would if you were about to raise on a track. right foot forward, left foot back with your left hand right next to your right foot then you tap your right hand to left foot behind your right leg. lord that took forever to explain lol

  5. Kelly @ Eat the Gains says:

    Those new classes sound fun! I don’t understand what half of the movements are, but I’m sure it is a good workout!

  6. Beth R. says:

    I’m not familiar with rowing…how long, on average, does it take to row 300 m?

    1. juli says:

      it takes around a minute and a half, depending on the person

  7. Rodney says:

    Hey Juli!

    I have been hearing a lot of back and forth on whether or not to do fats or carbs before a workout? What is your take on it?

    Thanks!

  8. Jen says:

    First, NOOOOO! don’t stop posting the weekly workouts.
    Second, I just started coaching a “bootcamp” style class for the ladies only- some accuse me of the making it harder than the cross fit WODs. 🙂 A little change never hurt anybody!

    1. juli says:

      agreed!! it’s a different kind of pain and i love that change!

  9. adam says:

    do you do pre or post workout supplements?…i’m super new to paleo and cross fit both, thanks

    1. juli says:

      i drink formulx protein powder on occasion, but i don’t think i really work hard enough to need that stuff

  10. Alison Conor says:

    Your workout looks too hardcore. It’s kinda inspiring and motivating but at the same time worrying too! In my case, I enjoy a few runs and a lot of stroller jogging exercises with my kids. These are the workouts I love to do and my kids keep me motivated. 🙂 But I would also love to try Crossfit! Maybe soon. 🙂 Btw, I hope your elbow and knee are already fine. Thanks for a great inspiring post!

    1. juli says:

      haha no need to be worried. we just enjoy different kinds of workouts