"Total fitness, the fitness that CrossFit promotes and develops, requires competency and training in each of these three pathways or engines. Balancing the effects of these three pathways largely determines the how and why of the metabolic conditioning or "cardio" that we do at CrossFit."
-Greg Glassman

Perhaps no where else in CrossFit is the phrase "broad time domains" better demonstrated than in running. Not only should you be fast at the shorter distances, but true elite fitness requires top notch performances at longer distances as well.  Strangely, though it may be the most often performed exercise/movement, it may also be the worst performed (as far as form is concerned).  The POSE running technique will help make you a more efficient runner, and thus a faster runner.

Rowing offers unique advantages over other forms of aerobic training and should be adopted into your strength and conditioning program. Along with training the cardiovascular system, rowing recruits more muscle mass than running, allows you to achieve greater range of motion, and requires the use of multi-joint, compound movements. The unique drive and recovery cycle of every pull also creates a Tabata style work-rest interval.

Results

[ 6 Months | 1 Year | All Time ]

Workout	Date	Result
Run 400 m TT	NA	No Result
Run 800 m TT	NA	No Result
Run 1 mi TT	August 15, 2011	7 mins 48 secs | Rx'd
Run 5 km TT	NA	No Result
Run 10 km TT	NA	No Result
Run 15 km TT	NA	No Result
Row 100 m TT	NA	No Result
Row 500 m TT	NA	No Result
Row 1 km TT	NA	No Result
Row 2 km TT	NA	No Result
Row 5 km TT	NA	No Result
Row 10 km TT	NA	No Result

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