//
you're reading...

WOD

“Annie”

50-40-30-20-10

Double-Unders

Sit-Ups

For Time!

P & D post WOD

P & D post WOD

Don’t have the double-unders down yet?  Check out this video from CrossFit.com of Buddy Lee teaching the double-under and showing off a few other skills as well.  Double unders take some practice but once it clicks they are brutally effective!

Double-Unders, Buddy Lee…[wmv][mov]

Discussion

7 Responses to ““Annie””

  1. Nice look to the new site! Like to new mantra, too. Well done!

    Posted by rambo | January 23, 2009, 12:07 pm
  2. Darn, looks like “Nicole” is interfering with my ability to think and write. Should have typed, “Like THE new mantra…”, but you knew what I meant. … I’ll go now.

    Posted by rambo | January 23, 2009, 12:10 pm
  3. This way we can put bigger photos of you on the main page showing off those amazing hops! Cheers!

    Posted by Christian | January 23, 2009, 5:25 pm
  4. Like the new look, see you this weekend.

    Posted by Paige | January 23, 2009, 7:39 pm
  5. don’t think the new site carried over my response to the running links, which were spot-on and enlightening — the links, not my response… the irony of the video is that is shows i have better cross-fit form stumbling out of bars than i do running the short loop…

    Posted by rambo | January 23, 2009, 10:54 pm
  6. it’s all about gravity…just like when you fall off that bar stool!

    Posted by Christian | January 23, 2009, 11:14 pm
  7. the “fall” off the stool is always preceded by the “pose” and followed by the “pull”. i was mastering this before you were out of middle school…

    Posted by rambo | January 24, 2009, 1:49 am

Post a Comment

Location

1512 B Howe Ave
Sacramento, CA 95825-3304
ph: 916-335-6414
email: c@americanrivercrossfit.com

Become a Member Now

Archives

Disclaimer


Prior to participating in any program, activity, or exercise you should seek the advice of your physician and other qualified health-care professionals. You understand that these exercises can be strenuous and should be done in moderation. There is an inherent risk in any exercise that, while providing some health benefits, can also cause unknown health issues.