The content of this blog is anecdotal in nature, delving into analysis of one of my workouts. Exploring preferred and perhaps undesirable movement patterns and, how learning how to tame them can make any workout rehabilitative if you’ve the desire to change the cause, not just the symptoms of a given pain or injury. It dates back to a Sunday in early March, not long after I’d gifted my husband a return to Cross Fit for his birthday. A ten pass at a local Cross Fit box and a little management of our schedule to help make it happen once a week.
Today I’m going to share observations from movement sessions 1.3-1.7, including the revelation that I’d greatly increased my left side ankle mobility, just three weeks into my ten week training block! Along with some pretty impressive changes to the locking of my left knee.
Moving along with results from my massive 2.5hr personal Super Session of testing, we come to power and agility. Whilst my results were unsurprisingly dismal, this section of testing was fun, I love jumping & hopping!! When I was a gymnast I loved to leap and flip and fly through the air. It really was spectacular.