It’s that time of year again. The seasons they are a changing. Running workouts are back on the table, the 6am classes flirts with daylight, vacations are on the horizon, and your training schedules start to change.
This winter we put in a 1pm class at your requests. It was a great apres ski time. But now, it’s an eye sore. It’s smack in the middle of the day, and it seems to no longer be a desired class time. I am going to move that class time back to 11:15am. As always, I anticipate any kind of schedule change met with some back lash. But, hopefully this time around, there are more yay’s than nay’s.
I eluded to this earlier, running is now on the table. And regardless of your fitness level, it’s pretty easy to do a little damage if your body isn’t ready. Trust me when I say, you are not ready. Don’t get me wrong, I believe all of you are fit enough to do a half marathon tomorrow. But, i surely wouldn’t recommend it! When you do hit the trails for the first time, keep both your volume and intensity on the light side. 5km would be a little on the high side. I dare you to run for 5-10 minutes. I also dare you to revisit your pose running drills before you go for that run. And, I triple dog dare you to run to a metronome.
Schedule:
If you looked ahead, you’ll see classes on both saturday and sunday. I hope to keep the volume of classes up during the next couple of weeks. Sunday we have an olympic weightlifting class. I’ve done this for a couple of reasons. I love weightlifting! We all can use more practice in the lifts. We are on thin ice with noise complaints with the liquor store, and they are closed on sundays. I will try to keep this going as long as it’s well attended.
For this week, and maybe next, I will add a running class on sunday before weightlifting. It’ll be a way to create and refresh your pose running skills.
Saturday there’s now 2 classes. Open gym, and a team WOD. I am open to adding more, if the demand is there. But, after 4 years of operating, I do have plenty of evidence that shows an early morning class, and a late class is good in theory, but poorly attended. If enough of you convince me otherwise, I’m willing to see if history is bound to repeat itself. I am all ears.
It is more than important to know that Crossfit, and training in general, requires rest and recovery. So, in short, that means I do not want to see you more than 5 days/week. PERIOD. There can be exceptions, there are always exceptions to rules, but keep that mind when scheduling yourself in. I will discuss training schedule in detail, but I will save that for another post. In the meantime, pleas, do not overdue it!
Jordan
Oh, and before I forget. There is a new website in the making. If you experience a few glitches sometime soon, it’s most likely because the website is being switched over. You can always access the schedule via the mindbody site:
https://clients.mindbodyonline.com/ASP/adm/home.asp?studioid=4472
or you can try your luck on crossfitwhistler.ca
However, the website will officially live in the exact place it does now. It will remain a .com site, so there’s no need to change your bookmarks.











