Functional Fitness

Functional Fitness can accomplish any goal, from improved health to weight loss to better performance.
From general fitness to sport-specific training, there is no better program out there.

What is Functional Fitness?

In six words, Functional Fitness is: "Constantly varied functional movement at high intensity" — It says it all, but it's so much more. It’s a lifestyle for a better, more fit life. Learn how these six words are changing how people of all ages and abilities are changing their lives.

Constantly Varied

You’ll see new workouts programmed every day: workouts with different movements, reps, loads, and timeframes. This doesn’t mean we are working out randomly — CrossFit-style programming strategically varies the workout stimulus so you’re prepared for any and all physical tasks — but it does mean you’ll never get bored.

Functional Movements

Have you ever picked something up off the floor? Sat down in a chair and stood up again? Placed items up on a shelf? If so, you’ve performed deadlifts, squats, and shoulder presses. With Functional Fitness, we train these types of movements because they are the movements life demands — whether we practice them or not. They are essential to independent living. And when we use these movements to move large loads over long distances, quickly, we develop power, which in turn develops tremendous strength and body control.

High Intensity

No matter what you’re looking for from your workouts — feeling better, looking better, sleeping better, being stronger — intensity is the most effective way to get you there. We focus first on moving well with consistency, and then we work on increasing intensity. But a workout that’s intense for one person may not be for another. Intensity is relative, which means the goal is to work hard within the limits of your own physical and psychological capacity, because that’s where the results are. If you’re working hard, chances are you’re getting fitter.

FAQs

Sample Functional Fitness Workout

Functional Fitness uses a constantly varied, functional movements at high-intensity methodology. While this is a ‘typical’ workout structure, there is no predictability in the workout movements, weights, or timeframes we do every day.

Warm Up
3 Sets Of:
50ft KB OH Carry
5 KB Front Squat
5 KB Strict Press 1 1 set all on the Right Arm, then switch to Left Arm and repeat (Light KB)

Workout of the Day (WOD) “What I Got”
7 Rounds for Time of:
7 - Hang Power Clean
7 - Box Jump/Step Up 7 - Pull-Up/ RX:95/65, LVL2:75/55, LVL1:45/Empty Bar

Strength Work
Strict Press:
Every 3:00 for 5 Sets complete the following:
3 - Strict Press @80% 2 - Strict Press @85% 1 - Strict Press @87-90%

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