Warm-up: 2 rounds: Row 250m 8 Samsons 8 Army T- push-ups 8 Half tacos 8 Squats 8 Ring rows 8 Shoulder press w/ T then… 10m Walking lunges 10m Quad pulls 10 Burpees Row 1:00 10 PVC Windmills 10 PVC Passovers   Endurance: Row 3 min for max calories* Rest 3 min   6 rounds for total calories *goal each 3 min interval is 15% of total calories rowed during the 20 min row on Tuesday, 11 August 2020     Post results and experiences to commentsRead more

Conditioning: “Baller” Using the same Wall-Ball for each exercise, and carrying it with you the entire WOD perform: 10 Sit-up Slammers (20/14) @ 2m 15 Ball Cleans* 20 Overhead Walking Lunges 25 Ball Push-ups Run 400m (w/ ball)   3 rounds for time *Ball Cleans are squat cleans.   …rest 5-7 minutes, partner up and…. 100 Calories Biked For Time (~equal work)   Compare to Friday, 13 September 2019     Post time and experiences to commentsRead more

Strength & Conditioning: 7 Handstand push-ups 3 Squat cleans* Rest 1:30   10 rounds for time *start at 45% 1RM clean, increase load each round by 5% of your 1RM     Post results and experiences to commentsRead more

We must NEVER forget!   MPCF Hero Board WOD “9/11 Tribute” 2001m Run* 11 Box Jumps (30/24″) 11 Thrusters (125/83) 11 Chest-to-Bar Pull-ups 11 Power Cleans (175/118) 11 Handstand Push-ups 11 Kettlebell Swings (72/53) 11 Toe-to-Bar 11 Deadlifts (170/113) 11 Push Jerks (110/73) 2001m Row*   For time Compare to Wednesday, 11 September 2019 *It is the athlete’s choice to run or row at the beginning, and then simply do the other at the end. Athletes use only one bar. Weight needs to be changed to match each lift. The workout is symbolic of the US terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The 2001 meter row and run represent the year of the attacks. The 11 Reps of 9 exercises represents the date. Even the weights have meaning. The 125 lb Thrusters represents the number of deaths that occurred at the Pentagon. The 175 lb Power Clean symbolizes AA Flight 175...Read more

Rest Day     MP Iron Club 1730-1900 MP Iron Club is dedicated to improving every athlete’s lifting ability. The core of the class is to develop the skills and strength needed to improve the Olympic and power lifts. Basic knowledge and some practical application, NOT mastery, of these lifts are required to attend the class*. A wide variety of accessory movements, auxiliary lifts, and drills will also be taught and used. So if you want to add 1 or more pounds to your lifts, this class is for you!     Post experiences to comments *Private lessons are available to teach these lifts if knowledge and/or application is lacking.     Post results and experiences to commentsRead more