Friday February 25th

22.02.25
OPEN WORKOUT 22.1
INTENDED STIMULUS
Fast-paced triplet that combines stamina with cardiorespiratory endurance.
Perform 5-10+ total rounds of today’s workout.
Limit failed wall walks and extended breaks.
RX
AMRAP 15:
3 wall walks
12 alternating DB snatches (50/35 lb)
15 box jump-overs (24/20 in)
SCALED
AMRAP 15:
3 scaled wall walks
12 alternating DB snatches (35/20 lb)
15 box jump-overs (24/20 in)
FOUNDATIONS
AMRAP 15:
3 bear crawls (5 ft)
12 alternating DB snatches (20/10 lb)
15 box step-overs (24/20 in)
SKILL WORK
Rest, stretch, recover
STRETCHING
Accumulate
1:00 foam roll quads
1:00 foam roll lower back
1:00 foam roll calves
WHITE BOARD BRIEF
Target Rounds/Reps | 150-300+ reps (5-10+ rounds)
Welcome to the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Open! The season is here and the first workout is a doozy. We introduced the wall walk in last year’s Open and we see it again as it kicks off this year’s Open.
Today’s workout is a classic CrossFit triplet. Two gymnastics movements and a light to moderate DB weightlifting movement.
Expect today’s workout to challenge muscular stamina as well as cardiorespiratory endurance. The wall walks may seem easy in Rounds 1 and 2, but as the reps add up and heart rates get high, expect the arms and shoulders to become more and more fatigued. Consider taking a brief rest at the bottom of each wall walk rep.
In order to hit the stimulus of today’s workout, one of our goals is to keep each round to ~3:00 or less. If this is going to be a challenge, we should scale one or all of the movements. If you are signed up for the Open, consult the official standards, requirements, and regulations to help you decide which options may be the best for you. Keep in mind there are different divisions for specific age groups such as Rx’d, scaled, teenagers, and masters. These can be found on the official scorecard or the CrossFit Games website.
If going Rx’d is your goal and you know you will struggle with one or more of the movements, consider using a strategy. You could deliberately break up the DB snatches in order to help maintain shoulder stamina. During the wall walks you could also consider taking longer rests between reps, especially if you are slow to climb up and down the wall.
One thing that may help you with making a decision or what pace to consider for the workout, is looking back to last year’s Open. Remember back to what you did for the wall walks. Did you scale them? If so, maybe this year you can perform them Rx’d. If you did perform them last year, where did they get challenging? Where did you lose time? These are