CrossFit Krav Maga San Francisco 1455 Bush Street SF CA 94109 info@kravmaga-sf.com 415-921-0612
Getting Started
Come in and watch a training session and meet the coaches.
New to CrossFit? You must complete six Intro Sessions that are taught one on one, prior to taking class. The cost for this is $399.
Previous CrossFit experience? We offer a test for you to demonstrate proficiency in the movements and bypass the Intro Training Sessions. The cost for this is $60.
5 Rounds for Time Run 800m 30 Kettlebell Swings 2 pood 30 Pull-ups
Necessity being the mother of invention, a 2 pood kettlebell appeared. Is it ghetto or showing ingenuity? This WOD was brutal, in fact this entire cycle has been brutal. What's on deck for tomorrow follows the same theme. Don't worry, you won't have to run the 5k route twice. We have a great route mapped out for you, very scenic and San Francisco, compliments of Lake.
After having A LOT of fun this weekend, I woke up this morning feeling like my diet needs to get back on track. Yes, I love a bacon cheese burger, but as they say garbage in... garbage out. My performance on today's WOD definitely reflected all the fun I ate and drank over the weekend. There have been many questions and discussions going on recently about diet and nutrition. So it is time to have a...
Nutrition Seminar
Saturday the 18th of July 1:30-3:30pm $30
Learn what and when to eat for peak performance
Decrease body fat while increasing lean muscle mass
Paleo and Zone Dieting
The truth about dietary fat and cholesterol
Keep you Metabolism firing evenly so your energy levels don't drop
Navigating Menus and Adult Beverages
Finally lose those last few pounds that won't seem to disappear
Flag me if you have any questions. The sign-up sheet is on the bulletin board in the lobby. This seminar is open to anyone who wants to attend.
As Saturday's class grows, it's becoming apparent that we need a second class added to the schedule. Playing musical WOD's, or catch up on missed WODs leads to a lot of chaos. Would you prefer to come earlier at 10 or later at 12 if I add another class to the scheule? Post to comments.
Yesterday's class was a combination of catching up on Nicole, and a new WOD that was interesting and brutal! I think the 800m run has to be the WORST distance. It's too long to sprint, and too short to feel an even pace. Taking full advantage of the nice weather, an 800m run through the TL 4 times definitely kicked off the weekend.
Two rounds of:
Right arm barbell push-press 12 reps
Left arm deadlift 12 reps
Run 800 meters
Left arm barbell push-press 12 reps
Right arm deadlift 12 reps
Run 800 meter
Have a Happy Pride everyone, or however you choose to spend your well deserved rest day, get out there and enjoy the sunshine and warm weather!
Last night as Cip and I were on our way out the door, we stopped to check what today's posted WOD would be, mentally preparing for what was on deck. As Cip groaned seeing the Hang Power Cleans I thought to myself, YES! I love those. Everyone has the components of the WODs they love, and those that are your nemesis. Whatever is running through your brain as you come down the stairs thinking, God I hope we don't do... Tackle it, take it head on, and eventually it will not even be on the list. Then you can tackle the next movement you are dreading.
Complete as many rounds in 20 minutes 5 Thrusters 95# 7 Hang Power Cleans 95# 10 Sumo Deadlift High-pulls 95#
Does doing the Thriller dance count as "Regularly learn and play new sports?" RIP MJ and Farrah, two icons lost today.
Big congrats to Lake, Robert and Pam who spent last weekend down at the Ranch doing their level 1 certification. As our program grows, we are lucky to have such dedicated trainers.
Rest days are great for playing catch up. Some of you caught up on a skill, or Murph, and many of you caught up on Front Squats. There were LOTS of pr's today in the weight room. Way to kill it!
Our temporary transplant Anders leaves us today. We've enjoyed having you in the workouts for the past 3 months. Best of luck to you Anders! Come back and train with us anytime.
I am sure all of you woke this morning, wondering about the WoD. Brew your coffee. Turned on the computer. Praying that there would be no pullups. Or no run! Or perhaps no squats. As the smell of fresh brewed coffee filled your nostrils. You open the CrossFit main page. Fingers crossed! And "Bam" 5x3 front squats! You pour your coffee. Take that first sip. Mutter to yourself " that ain't to bad. I can ease through this. Barely break a sweat." Take another sip of coffee and go about your business.
Then 4:30 rolls around. You stroll into the gym. Confident this is going to be a "cake walk". Begin your warm-up. Do several air squats to loosen up. Then like a thunderous crash! The dreaded 5 letter word rattled in your skull. "Murph" Your heart rate jumped 20 points just at the mention of it. As you hear 3-2-1 GO! You realize there is no turning back. And like a true CrossFitter you attack " Murph"!
Great job tonight guys. You all pushed hard and gave it your all. A lesson we should all learn. Expect the unexpected. That is what CrossFit is all about. Preparing for the unknown! Tomorrow we will do "Death by Burpee". Just kidding! Or am I?
The CrossFit KMSF squad took it to the streets today. Running from the facility, to the Broadway Stairs. Everyone did at least one set of stairs with most of you doing 2 and Chuck nailing 3 rounds. Then a nice hilly run back to the facility. Solid work today!!! Enjoy your weekend, you earned it.
Perhaps today you felt it, or started to get a feel for it. Or perhaps one dot got connected. The Snatch is the most technical thing we do in Crossfit, and whether you are working on a PR or learning the mechanics, this lift will train your strength, speed, agility and flexibility. This is Coach B's shirt, I took a picture at last years games. Practice your Burgener Warm-up.
■ Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch and no sugar. Keep intake to levels that will support exercise but not body fat.
■ Practice and train major lifts: Deadlift, clean, squat, presses, C&J, and snatch. Similarly, master the basics of gymnastics: pull-ups, dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to handstand, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds. Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast.
■ Five or six days per week mix these elements in as many combinations and patterns as creativity will allow. Routine is the enemy. Keep workouts short and intense.