Main site wod:
Complete as many rounds as possible in 20 minutes of:
- 115 pound Hang clean, 15 reps
- 12 Ring dips
- 21 sit-ups
Post number of rounds completed to comments.

Congratulations go out to Mark Lamelza on being newly promoted from USMC Major to Lt. Colonel. We'll be sure to put together a wod just in honor of Mark's promotion.
How do you sleep?
The way you sleep can have a big impact of not only your performance but your health as well. I know, I know, I'm preaching to the choir, but think for a minute about the amount of time you seriously take in providing yourself with a good sleeping environment. In CrossFit, Robb wolf, the Zone diet guru, suggests getting up to 9 hours of sleep if possible. The reason being is that your body needs to recover. While you sleep, your body flushes those nasty toxins that built up during the day and are stored in your spinal column. Remember, recovery is how we improve, not how hard you go on a daily basis. If you're not recovered your performance, in time, will diminish, and then you lose the fun factor.
A good sleeping environment, like a darkened room, comfortable, and correct body position, yes, I said correct body position, will dictate your recovery and possible help you heal from nagging injuries. Correct body position has to deal with alignment. If you sleep on your back, do you have a small pillow under the small of your back and knees propped up? Think for a second about why we use a ABmat during sit-ups. It's to support the small of our back. Do you sleep on your side, all the way on your side, and shoulder? Did you know that sleeping this way actually cuts off circulation to your shoulder? How can a joint recover if you are pressing your body weight into it all night? No, a foam mattress will not help. You have to teach yourself to sleep correctly. Let me say this, it takes time just like learning the 9 Foundational movements of CrossFit. When we all started running as children into a adulthood, we just ran. We believed that the human body just knew how to run. Should be natural right? Seemed simple, but we were wrong, and now we are learning about the POSE technique. Learning about how running is actually a skill. It takes time to develop, and in an effort to prevent injury, as well as enjoy the sport, we have to learn the finer points of the skill. Sleeping is the same way. We thought it should be natural, but there are ways to do it right and wrong.
So, begin small, and find ways to sleep better. Neck rolls, back rolls, and staying off the sides of your shoulders are a beginning. Also, get the damn T.V. out of the bedroom. It only takes focus away from what you're supposed to be doing. Kinda like when you used to be at the Globo gym,watching T.V., while you did bicep curls.