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Olympic Weightlifting

The sport of Olympic Weightlifting embodies two lifts: The Clean and Jerk, and the Snatch.

Both of these movements frequently appear in CrossFit workouts, and are extremely intricate. For better performance in CrossFit, General Physical Preparedness, and athletic development, we identify the need for a specialized class, giving these lifts full attention.
 

These lifts have many components, and we take the time to address the finer details in our Olympic Weightlifting classes.
 

Offered on Thursday evenings, Saturday and Sunday mornings, these classes focus on drills and techniques to increase skill in these two lifts.

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The physical challenges of HYROX are not only about strength and endurance, but also about efficiency, technique, and the ability to recover quickly between exercises. Athletes must also be able to adapt quickly to different exercises, as the workouts have a variety of movements that require different muscle groups.

In terms of mental challenges, HYROX requires strategic planning and pacing. Athletes must know when to push hard and when to conserve energy. They must also deal with the mental fatigue that comes with prolonged physical exertion and maintain focus and concentration throughout the workouts.

The scientific foundation of HYROX lies in the principles of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and functional fitness. HIIT is a training method that has been shown to improve both aerobic and anaerobic fitness, while functional fitness exercises are designed to improve strength, power, and mobility - all key components of the HYROX race.

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