PROGRAMS

CrossFit Classes

What to Expect?

In class there will be great focus on the continued maturation of body and weightlifting mechanics (introduced during the On-Ramp), as well as, coaching how to handle gradual increases in intensity as one’s skill level, overall ability and work capacity increases. At its fullest potential, CrossFit can be very competitive and conducted as sport, fueled on heavy weight, high intensity and high skilled weightlifting and gymnastic movements. However, the goal is as the intensity ramps up proper mechanics don’t slip very much. It is the job of the coach to monitor every athletes’ mechanics and to cue the athlete for improved mechanics where needed. This way each individual will be performing the movements safely and effectively for the best results in fitness. At GymCore CrossFit, within a class there will be time and space for low intensity beginners, mid-level intensity and high intensity. Remember, the competition is always friendly, fun and motivating of course!

greg@gymcorecrossfit.com

 

Teens CrossFit Classes (ages 13-17) 3:30pm only

In the 3:30pm Teen Classes you can expect essentially the same program as the regular CrossFit Classes. By having a teens only class, however, there will be greater assurance of the individuals safety, progress and they will have greater enjoyment and motivation while training among their peers.

marette@gymcorecrossfit.com

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Find Us/Contact Us

94 Central Street, Topsfield, MA 01983 info@gymcorecrossfit.com 978.887.3801

GymCore CrossFit: Who We Are

We are your local CrossFit Affiliate. At GymCore CrossFit we train moms, dads, their teenagers, adult athletes, student athletes, grandmothers, grandfathers, Joe Shmoe and Susie Q. Our fitness facility is here for the general public. Our focus is on strength and conditioning and helping individuals achieve overall wellness. We teach and promote proper nutrition and proper exercise movements. Most movements that are included in the program stem from these major lifts and gymnastic movements: deadlift, squat, press, clean & jerk, snatch, pushup, pullup, dip and situp. Add in running, rowing, jumping rope, kettlebells, medicine balls, dumbbells and plyometrics and you have one hell of a strength and conditioning program. Oh yeah, and the best part? You are always working out along side your peers and always have a coach on site for instruction.