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GROUP CLASS WORKOUT   Warm Up: 2 min machine 2 Rounds: 15 KBS Russian, 12 pushups, 9 OHS PVC Finish with: 1 Min Lateral Hip Distraction, 15 PVC PT, GM   Strength: Full Clean and Jerk 5×2 Every 1:20 Does not have to be touch and go Lean: Power Clean and Jerk   Metcon:   Welded 2 Rounds 6 Min AMRAP 10 Power Snatches 75/55 10 Burpees 10 Cal Bike Rest 2 Minutes Adv: 95/65   Welded Lean   14 Min AMRAP 15 Hand Release Pushups 20 Jump Switch Lunges 15 KB Swings 53/35 20 Air Squats   Mobility of The Day: Banded Hamstring Stretch Improves: Low back and hip pain, Squat and Deadlift     YOGA SCHEDULE Strengthen & Lengthen  6 to 7am 4:30 to 5:30pm Rest & Restore 5:30 to 6:30pmRead more

Jump for joy!  We are only 13 days away until the grand opening of Double Edge South!  While you are jumping, you might as well go over a box with the next challenge!  11 box jumps in 20 seconds?  Why not!     GROUP CLASS WORKOUT   Warm Up: 25/20 Cals, 1 min Plank OR :45 sec HStand Hold 3 Rounds: 10 Jump Squats, 15KBS Russian, 3 Inch Worms Finish with:15 PVC PT, GM   Skills:   HSPU, Pistol Squats, Ring Dips, T2B, DU 15 Minutes Challenge: 11 box jump overs in 20 seconds   Metcon:   Welded & Welded Lean 12 Min EMOM Odd: 15 Wall Balls 20/14 Even: 30 DU Scaled: 30 Singles + 3 Burpees Adv: 30/20lb, 40 DU   Mobility Of The Day: 5 min Squat test Improves:  Bottom of the squat, hip flexionRead more

By: Alvie Hafen You walk into the gym and go straight to the board to look at the workout. You see some heavier weights in the workout. The person next to you is loading up the RX weight on their bar. Should you? Or should you scale the weight back? These are questions which go through the minds of clients all the time. Here are my thoughts as a Coach and an Athlete who has been doing Welded for almost 7 years. 1. Faster is better. Scale the weight down. The higher the intensity can remain during a workout the more benefit you are going to receive. This is the secret and reason why Welded gets results. You push to the dark place, you go push even when the body is telling you to slow down. I would rather see someone go 4 minutes faster on their workout then 20...Read more

By: Joel Cochran Gym Jones has a saying “There is no such thing as over training, just under recovering”. This might sound crazy to some people out there especially Weldedters, but I have came to the conclusion that this saying is pretty damn accurate. Too often members come up to our coaches and talk about how sore they are from yesterdays workout, or how they had to take a day off because they just couldn’t recover. If you are one of these people I have a simple question for you. What tools do you have to recover and how much time do you invest in recovering every day? From elite athletes to the everyday athlete the answer to that question is usually pretty universal, little to none. Whether it is a time restriction or just a lack of understanding, too many athletes wreck havoc on their bodies by not focusing...Read more

By: Derek Wellock Due to customer feedback over the last 6 months about wanting some open gym time to be able to work on weakness and get some extra time in, on August 1st we implanted our open training program. I want to take my blog opportunity to further explain the open training program and how you can benefit from it. Unlike open gym, which is what you would experience at a globo-gym. Open training is a way to take advantage of the knowledge and experience of the Double Edge staff in order to improve weaknesses, recover from an injury, or train for a specific event. First, you can use this open training as open gym time to work on your own accessory movements, but at Double Edge we strive to provide you the best possible coaching. With your open training membership you will get access to an ever growing...Read more