Contact Information

  • Email
    bcrossfit@hotmail.com
  • Cell:
    289-259-0439

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  • Burlington CrossFit is currently operating out of Evolution - 4361-#5 Harvester Road
  • Click for directions

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  • Saturday
    9:00 a.m.
  • Tuesday and Thursday
    7:00 p.m.
  • Monday and Wednesday
    9:30 a.m.
  • Class Size
    Maximum class size is 10 individuals. Advanced sign-up is required. Please call or e-mail me to reserve your spot.

Personal Training Sessions

  • Don't be intimidated by the unknown, everyone has to start somewhere. Increase your fitness confidence and competence with one-on-one sessions with Colin.
    $60.00/hour

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CrossFit Journal


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April 2008

Saturday April 26, 2008

W.O.D Helen 3 Rounds for Time

400m Run

21 KB Swings

12 Pull-ups

I measured the run route after everyone left, one trip around the building is 303m, two trips around the building is 560m. Thanks to Simon we now have an accurate distance for our running.

The Athletes

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Kelly

  • Run 400 meters
  • 30 box jump, 24 inch box
  • 30 Wall ball shots, 20 pound ball

    After completing a dynamic warm-up and core circuit Simon and Darragh took on Kelly.  We scaled this WOD in two different directions: the run was a little longer, two laps around the building (approximately 550m), box jumps where done on a 20 inch box and wall ball weight was 16 lbs.  Excellent work guys.

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  • I had the opportunity to attend The CrossFit Basic Barbell Certification this weekend. Mark Ripped is a phenomenal coach, and his staff did a great job! The certification provided theoretical and practical coaching knowledge of the back squat, deadlift, press, bench press, and clean.  Having experts dissect my lifting form will go a long way in improving personal performances as well as improve my athletes performances.

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    A great follow-up article by Randy Tarasevich of SECT CrossFit.
    "Overcoming the "Get Big" mentality"
    "I remember it with incredible clarity. The moment I decided that I was going to start living a healthy and fit lifestyle. I was sitting with some friends of mine and we were watching footage from a film project of ours. In one scene I saw myself, without a shirt, running. I couldn't believe what I saw. It was embarrassing how out of shape I looked. It's easy to lie to yourself in the mirror when you can suck in the gut or flex the pecs a little. This was brutal truth. I was out of shape....

    Muscle and Fitness

    CrossFit Training - The Toughest Workout Ever

    I just finished reading the Muscle and Fitness article by Eric Velazguez, he did an excellent job representing CrossFit. The workout they completed in the Video was The Filthy Fifty.

    50 Box Jumps

    50 Kettle Bell Swings

    50 Walking Lunges

    50 Knees to Elbows

    50 Push Press

    50 Back Extensions

    50 Wall Balls

    50 Burpees

    50 Double Unders

    Don't be intimidated, come to Burlington CrossFit, and we'll show you how to tackle it head on or scale it to your current fitness level

    http://www.muscleandfitness.com/feature/189

    1933 Painstorm - courtesy of M&F

    What Is CrossFit?

    • What is CrossFit?
      CrossFit is a core-strength and conditioning program built on constantly varied functional movements executed at high intensity. CrossFit's speciality is NOT specializing and takes the principals of functional fitness to the next level to enhance your overall fitness level. Whether you are looking to become overall fit or training to enhance your athletic performance...you will benefit from Crossfit. CrossFit is a deliberate attempt to optimize the physical competence in each of the ten (10) recognized components of physical fitness: (1) Cardio-respiratory, (2) Endurance, (3) Strength, (4) Stamina, (5) Flexibility, (6) Coordination, (7) Agility, (8) Balance, (9) Accuracy, (10) Power and Speed.

    Class Structure


    • Cross-Fit classes are 1-hour in duration, begin with a warm-up (15. min), followed by an instructional session on a specific CrossFit skill or movment (15 min.), followed by the workout of the day (WOD).

    The Workouts:

    • Each workout is uniquely different and may include squats, pull-ups running, skipping, lunges, push-ups, sit-ups, jumping, throwing, presses and other complex movements. The workout of the day (WOD) is the same for everyone; however, the load and intensity are scaled to your ability and change when you are ready for the next level.
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