Monday, 09 May 2011


News, Announcements, and Special Events:

Times:

  • 6am
  • 9am
  • 6pm
  • 7pm
Today's focus:
  • Monostructural
Warm-up:
  • DS/BM
  • Wrists
  • P/S/P
  • Scorpion
  • Achilles
  • Shoulders
  • GM
  • Med ball toss (5 minutes)
  • Med ball clean (5 minutes)
Stamina:
One round, 100 of each.  Storm thru as fast as you can:
  • Mountain climbers
  • Lengths (run)
  • DU's
  • Singles
  • Calories (row)
  • Calories (bike)
  • Touch (jump and touch one foot above max reach)
Penalty for swaps:
  • 10 burpees for every swap.
Bonus:
  • Wall ball x100
  • KB swing x100
  • JPU x100
Mindset:
  • "You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within himself."  -Galileo
Nutrition:
  • "You know what really blows me away about the subject of grass-fed/humanely-raised meat?  It’s been taken up as a cause by the most unbelievable assortment of people:  Left-wing, Berkeley “progressives” in the form of Michael Pollan, Alice Waters, etc. who love grass-fed because it’s out of the mainstream (thus exclusive) and harks back to a purer era; ultra-conservative Christians who see it as a way of protecting nature as God created it (and there are a lot of these folks about); and dyed-in-the-wool Libertarians who don’t want the government telling us what to do.  So basically, the people who think CAFOs are good are big Ag, big Pharma, and the TV reporters/university folks who benefit from their advertising dollars and grant funding.  Oh, and the bulk of Americans who don’t really care what they shove in their mouths as long as it’s cheap and there’s a pill to take when they get sick."  -Victoria commenting on Robb Wolf's blog post
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