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Episode 108 - How To Prep for Event Qualifiers

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In this episode, Gary & Jonathan discuss the way to plan and prepare for qualifier workouts:

  1. The weeks leading up to the workouts, athletes should work on what they're most deficient. More than likely, those movements will show up.
  2. Athletes should be ready to test their work capacity, as that is what is normally the deciding factor between making it to an event and staying home.
  3. The schedule for each week of a month-long qualifier should include technique days and recovery days, as you'll be asked to give maximum effort for these workouts.
  4. In the event your workouts require video submission and "user error" occurs, allow your body a day or two to recover before attempting again.
  5. MOST IMPORTANTLY, don't worry about where you are on the leaderboard and what other people are doing. You can only control your preparation and how you perform.

WARNING: The two of them have their own special way of getting this information across. It isn't for young ears. We'll try our best to keep it clean!

If you want your question answered on our show, e-mail us at coachg@crossfitpredators.com

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When? This feed was archived on April 10, 2018 07:57 (6y ago). Last successful fetch was on February 06, 2018 08:22 (6y ago)

Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.

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In this episode, Gary & Jonathan discuss the way to plan and prepare for qualifier workouts:

  1. The weeks leading up to the workouts, athletes should work on what they're most deficient. More than likely, those movements will show up.
  2. Athletes should be ready to test their work capacity, as that is what is normally the deciding factor between making it to an event and staying home.
  3. The schedule for each week of a month-long qualifier should include technique days and recovery days, as you'll be asked to give maximum effort for these workouts.
  4. In the event your workouts require video submission and "user error" occurs, allow your body a day or two to recover before attempting again.
  5. MOST IMPORTANTLY, don't worry about where you are on the leaderboard and what other people are doing. You can only control your preparation and how you perform.

WARNING: The two of them have their own special way of getting this information across. It isn't for young ears. We'll try our best to keep it clean!

If you want your question answered on our show, e-mail us at coachg@crossfitpredators.com

Links from Episode:

CrossFit Predators

Promises Recovery - Our nonprofit organization helping drug & alcohol addicts through health & wellness practices.

"Like Us" on Facebook

Follow on Instagram

  continue reading

22 episodes

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