Happy Thanksgiving everyone! God has blessed us with so much, we have a lot to be thankful for. Can't wait to see you all soon!
Kopion Crossfit is an opportunity for Wheaton College students and community members to experience a new level of fitness through the principles embodied in Crossfit. By performing constantly varied functional movements, executed at high intensity, over broad time and modal domains, a greater general physical preparedness and health will be achieved. The sense of community, coupled with the competitive spirit, makes Crossfit more than a fitness program. It is a lifestyle.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! God has blessed us with so much, we have a lot to be thankful for. Can't wait to see you all soon!
Sunday, November 21, 2010
WODs to do at home over Thanksgiving Break

- 4 rounds of: run 400m, 50 air squats
- As many rounds as possible in 12 minutes of: 10 pushups 15 situps, 20m walking lunge
- run 5K
- 5 rounds of: 100 squats, 20 lunges, 35 pushups
- 150 burpees
- 5 rounds of: run 400m, 21 burpees
- 1000 air squats for time ( I did this in 27 minutes this summer. I was sore for a week)
- run 800m. Repeat 4 times. rest 3 minutes between rounds
- Painstorm XXIV: Run 100m, 50 burpees, Run 200m, 100 pushups, Run 300m, 150 walking lunge, Run 400m, 200 squats, Run 300m, 150 walking lunge, Run 200m, 100 pushups, Run 100m, 50 burpees
Saturday, November 20, 2010
That Fran Feeling
10 rounds for time of 10 KB swing (53#, 35#), 10 burpees
Deceptive? Maybe. Destructive. Yes.
The picture of Seager after doing this WOD with a 2 pood says it all.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Thirty Threes

2 fer 1 Thursday
First WOD:
4 minutes of max rep box jumps, 3 minutes of max row for calories, 2 minutes of max rep DB Thrusters, 1 minute of max rep burpees.
Your score is your total reps. Nothing too fancy about this WOD. All mental and pure suckfest. If one WOD was not enough we hit a second one 5 minutes later
Second WOD:
50 hand release pushups, 1 mile run immediately after
Nothing special here either. Work hard when fatigued. Great effort boys. Times are below.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Get Better at Swimming Fast 11/17



Overhead on Tuesday


Fanday 11/15


Monday, November 15, 2010
Team WOD 11/13

We decided to do a team WOD this saturday. Doing a WOD as a team adds an extra element to the WOD, now when you rest in between your reps, or slow down on your run, your team is waiting on you. As CrossFitters, the usual response to this added pressure is to turn it up a notch, and push our limit for the sake of the team. As a team, seeing your team member lay it out on the line is extremely motivating, making for a super fun WOD.
Viernes.

Viernes means friday in spanish. We do CrossFit on friday, on this particular friday, we did CrossFit outside. Not only were we outside, but a great crew showed up, including mother, runner, scholar, and esteemed professor of Political Science/International Relations Dr. Sandra Joireman! A lactic acid inducing, endure the suck, quad burning, "why am I doing this?" WOD was the perfect choice to celebrate the end of another week.
Thursday 11/11

Friday, November 12, 2010
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Climbing!
Wednesday 11/10
Tuesday 11/9


Monday 11/8

Sunday, November 7, 2010
Climbing
Murph

Last Hero WOD of the week. I know everyone was tired and sore, but we had to finish with a bang. Murph is one of the classic Hero WOD's and a "favorite" among CrossFitters. We had three of the dedicated show up for their 5th hero WOD of the week this morning. Way to go Pyne, Rachel and Compton!
For time:
run 1 mile
100 situps, 200 pushups, 300 squats
run 1 mile
Break up the bodyweight movements as needed.
We subbed 100 situps for 100 pullups because of the high pullup volume with Roy. This did not take away from the difficulty of the WOD. The bodyweight movements are all mental. Just keep pushing. Times for the dedicated few are below.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Roy-boy Friday


CrossFit Girls
Thursday, November 4, 2010
11/4 Jackie
Hero WOD III: Stephen


The lesson we’ve drawn from the GHD sit-up is that in spite of the primacy of hip flexors over trunk flexors, or the abs, in this sit-up it recruits the abs powerfully in two ways. First, the movement takes the trunk from hyperextension to full flexion, albeit with negligible load. (No crunch can match this range of motion.) Second, the role of the abs in this sit-up is powerful and largely isometric—i.e., they stabilize the torso from undue extension.
When coaching the GHD sit-up, we cue for the athlete to sharply extend the legs while coming up. The difference is obvious to everyone watching when rectus femoris kicks in. Those who have identified the GHD sit-up and other feet-anchored sit-ups as a source of low-back pain seem to always pull with the iliopsoas alone and never use rectus femoris. Those who’ve had problems with low back pain from GHD or roman chair sit-ups will find considerable relief by training to use the full complement of hip flexors in performing sit-ups.
USE YOUR LEGS! This will eliminate that pinching feeling in the lower back.
Times:

Hero WOD II: Coe



Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Hero WOD 1: Helton
3 rounds for time of:
run 800m, 30 DB squat clean (50#), 30 burpees

U.S. Air Force Security Forces 1st Lt. Joseph D. Helton, 24, of Monroe, Ga., assigned to the 6th Security Forces Squadron at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa, Fla., was killed September 8th, 2009, while on a mission near Baghdad, Iraq, when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle. Helton is survived by his mother, Jiffy Helton.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
BURPEE MANIA

Monday, November 1, 2010
CrossFit toto







