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Overview

"Our use of the term "gymnastics" not only includes the traditional competitive sport that we’ve seen on TV but all activities like climbing, yoga, calisthenics, and dance where the aim is body control. It is within this realm of activities that we can develop extraordinary strength (especially upper body and trunk), flexibility, coordination, balance, agility, and accuracy. In fact, the traditional gymnast has no peer in terms of development of these skills." -Greg Glassman

Competence in these movements will demonstrate your ability to manipulate and control your body. Their beauty lies in their simplicity and functionality, which makes them staples of the CrossFit program.


Results

Workout Date Result
Pull-ups : Max Set Aug 24, 2009 60 reps | Rx'd
Strict Pull-ups : Max Set Jan 29, 2010 25 reps | Rx'd
Pull Up (Weighted) : 1 Rep Max Aug 25, 2009 115 lbs | 115 lbs | Rx'd
Muscle Ups : Max Set May 27, 2011 17 reps | Rx'd
Push-ups : Max Set Oct 26, 2008 82 reps | Rx'd
Ring Dips : Max Set Nov 25, 2009 45 reps | Rx'd
Handstand Push Ups : Max Set May 31, 2011 32 reps | Rx'd
Double Unders : Max Set Jul 17, 2011 200 reps | Rx'd
L-Sit : Max Set Sep 09, 2009 1 min | Rx'd
Box Jump Apr 04, 2011 48 in | Rx'd

CrossFit Journal Articles

Learn more about gymnastics.

Ring Strength -Greg Glassman
Pistol Progression -Carl Paoli
The Position: Double Unders -Kelly Starrett and Carl Paoli
The Position: The Push-Up -Kelly Starrett and Carl Paoli
The Position: The Pull-Up -Kelly Starrett and Carl Paoli