As I walk through our box, I see warm-ups that are on both ends of the spectrum; one group will warm-up by shaking the arms out and talking, one group will do the prescribed warm-up, and the last group will do their own thing.
Greg Everett of Catalyst Athletics wrote an interesting piece on warm-ups and has some great points. He points out that some of the warm-ups that you see should actually have a warm-up before you begin. A warm-up should prepare you for training by raising the body temperature and loosening the joints. Take a look at the linked article and video. Good stuff.
CrossFit Rowing WOD
200m Run, 250m Row
400m Run, 500m Row
800m Run, 1k Row
CrossFit Endurance – Tues/Thurs/Sun
C2 Row (TUE): 3 x (125m + 250m + 500m)
Concept 2 WOD
4 x 500m / 2 min easy
Row four 500 meter pieces. Row for two minutes at light pressure between each 500.
Interesting Links
Article: Our warm-up IS a warm-up – Catalyst Athletics
Video: Catalyst Athletics warm-up – Catalyst Athletics