CrossFit WOD
Turkish Getups
– 50 Reps (total)
EMOM – 10:00
– 20 Russian KB Swings
CrossFit WOD
Turkish Getups
– 50 Reps (total)
EMOM – 10:00
– 20 Russian KB Swings
CrossFit Montgomery is hosting an Olympic Weightlifting Workshop with USA Weightlifting Coach and competitive Olympic Lifter Bull Ternus of Silverback Sports Performance at The Boneyard (CrossFit Montgomery).
This one-day workshops is not a “train the trainer” seminar. Coach Bull will work with each attendee individually on their snatch and clean & jerk.
Cost: $100
Capacity: 15
Register and come prepared to set a new PR!
TRAINING WITH BULL
The CrossFit Montgomery coaches trained with Coach Bull from July 2011 to July 2012. As a result, they saw significant improvements in their personal performances as well as their knowledge and confidence in coaching others. Below is feedback from Adrienne who attended our March 4, 2012 workshop. Below her recommendation are quotes from some of Bull’s friends.
“I can honestly say this is the first time I have walked away from anything where Olympic lifting was involved feeling hopeful and excited instead of overwhelmed.While seminars, books, articles, and videos have been extremely valuable in building my knowledge, it has always been mostly knowledge of what other people need to do. I know how the lifts are supposed to work, why they are supposed to work, and I can usually see what is right and wrong in others, but it has been very difficult for me to translate that to my own issues in lifting.”
“Coach Bull was able to explain movements using simple analogies and instructions that made things click for me personally in a way they have not previously. He never gave more information than was needed; even though it was obvious he had extensive knowledge and experience. Instead of telling attendees they had a problem and letting them leave the platform with a foggy idea of how they could fix it, he made sure that each of us had a physical understanding as well as an intellectual understanding of what was happening.”
“I know when I go to practice now exactly what cues will be in my head and I know my body will understand them because, after being pushed and pulled and prodded into the right positions, I know what the correct movements should feel like.”
“And, after almost two years of just pulling that bar and hoping the planets will align and the right things will happen between my body and gravity, I feel like my body and brain are finally both on the same page and I can really start working on these lifts!”
– Adrienne McPhaul, CrossFitter