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Nutrition Coaching Client: Marty

8 Week Progress Report 

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I have to say thank you for helping me empower myself to achieve more than I thought possible.   Last year I would never have believed you if you said to me that I could be an athlete.  Thanks so much in helping me believe in myself and trust in myself that I could be more than I was yesterday!!  Like I said before, this experience has made me think completely different in how I invest in myself and make me the number one priority. -Marty 
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Wednesday: August 20, 2014

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FITNESS

A.
Three sets of:
Deadlift x 6-8 reps @ 20X1
Rest 60 seconds
Wall Climbs x 3-5 reps
Rest 60 seconds
Double-Under Practice x 60 seconds
Rest 60 seconds

B.
In teams of two, partners alternate rounds to complete five each of:
Dumbbell Ground to Overhead x 5 reps
100 Meter Run

AIM

A. Four sets of:
Deadlift x 4-6 reps @ 21X1
Rest 30 seconds
Handstand Push-Ups x 12-15 reps (consecutive or accumulated)
Rest 2 minutes

B.
In teams of two, partners alternate rounds to complete five each of:
155/105 lbs Hang Power Cleans x 5 reps
100 Meter Run

SPORT

A.
Every 2 minutes, for 16 minutes (8 sets):
High Hang Clean + Hang Clean + Clean
Drop after each clean and reset into a good position for the next rep.
B.
Every 2 minutes, for 16 minutes (8 sets):
Front Squat
*Set 1 – 2 reps @ 75%
*Set 2 – 2 reps @ 80%
*Set 3 – 2 reps @ 85%
*Set 4 – 1 rep @ 90%
*Sets 5-8 – 1 rep @ 92-95%

C.
Every minute, on the minute, for 30 minutes:
Minute 1 – 15 Heavy Russian Kettlebell Swings (use the heaviest bell you can find, or switch to Double Kettlebell Swings if you don’t have adequately heavy bells)
Minute 2 – 10 Walking Lunges with Kettlebells or Dumbbells (you choose the load)
Minute 3 – 12 Burpee Box Jump-Overs (24″/20″)

YES, THIS IS THE EXACT SAME WORKOUT AS LAST WEEK! Did it destroy you last week? For some, conditioning wasn’t where it needs to be, but for others, desire isn’t where it needs to be if you are serious about competing in this sport. We will be running this workout in consecutive weeks because if it destroyed you last week, you’ll learn a lot about yourself by how you respond to having to tackle this again so soon. Are you going to resolve to be better, or will you find an excuse and let yourself off the hook? “Baby Michael”

CrossFit MOM

Advanced
3 rounds
600m run
20 good mornings #45
20 knees to elbows

Intermediate
3 rounds
400m run or walk
15 good mornings #35
15 knees to elbows

Beginner
3 rounds
200m run or walk
10 good mornings #25
10 knees to elbows or knee ups

 

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The 3 PM Slump

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The other day I was sitting in Starbucks working on upcoming CFOIB goodies. I happened to look up from my computer right at 3 PM and noticed the once quiet coffee house was suddenly packed! There was a line all the way to the front door. I call this the 3PM Slump.

Raise your hand if at 3PM you reach for a –

– Coffee

– Rockstar or other energy drink

– Diet Coke

– Mocha Frappe from McDonald’s (which by the way is basically a milkshake)

– Candy bar

– Pillow to take a nap

You are not alone!

One common theme all of my Nutrition Coaching clients express during their initial consult is a complete lack of energy around 3pm.

Creating a balance of your macro nutrients (protein, carbohydrates, fat, and water) coupled with restful sleep and a dose of daily exercise will combat the 3PM Slump. You will experience balanced energy though out the day, quality sleep at night and a leaner body. Not to mention the $ you’ll save on your afternoon pick-me-up!

Karen Candia
CFOIB Nutrition Coach

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WOD Hair Don’t Care

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Workout of the Day for Monday: August 11, 2014

 

FITNESS

A. Three sets of:
Romanian Deadlift x 6-8 reps @ 3011
Rest 60 seconds
Dumbbell or Barbell Push Press x 8-10 reps
Rest 60 seconds
Plank from Elbows x 60 seconds

B. Three sets for times of:
Row 500 Meters
Rest 2 minutes

 

AIM

A. In 15 minutes, build to a heavy, but not necessarily 1-RM, Clean & Jerk

B. Three sets, for max reps, of:
Complete as many reps as possible in 60 seconds of:
135/95 lbs. Ground to Overhead
(snatch, clean & jerk . . . it’s all good)
Rest 3 minutes between sets

 

SPORT

A. Every 2 minutes, for 16 minutes (8 sets):
Snatch x 1.1.1
(rest 10 seconds between singles)
Loading by set (by %): 50, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 80, 85

B. Every 2 minutes, for 10 minutes (5 sets):
Halting Snatch Deadlift + 2 Snatch Pulls @ 85-95% of 1-RM Snatch

C. Every 2 minutes and 30 seconds, for 20 minutes (8 sets):
Back Squat
*Set 1 – 6 reps @ 60% of 1-RM
*Set 2 – 4 reps @ 70%
*Set 3 – 2 reps @ 80%
*Set 4 – 6 reps @ 70%
*Set 5 – 4 reps @ 80%
*Set 6 – 2 reps @ 90%
*Set 7 – 6 reps @ 80%
*Set 8 – 4 reps @ 80%

D. Every minute, on the minute, for 15 minutes:
Minute 1 – 45 seconds of Strict Handstand Push-Ups
(if you don’t have strict HSPUs, sub L-Seated DB Presses)
Minute 2 – Bent-Over Barbell Row x 8-10 reps @ 21X0
Minute 3 – Glute-Ham Raises x 6-8 reps @ 3011

 

CROSSFIT MOMS

Advanced
Run 1600 meters
Rest 3 minutes
Run 1200 meters
Rest 2 minutes
Run 800 meters
Rest 1 minute
Run 400 meters

Intermediate
Run 1200 meters
Rest 3 minutes
Run 800 meters
Rest 2 minutes
Run 400 meters
Rest 1 minute
Run 200 meters

Beginner
Run 800 meters
Rest 2 minutes
Run 400 meters
Rest 1 minute
Run 200 meters

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Halfway to 100 . . .

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Whitney began her journey as a private coaching & nutrition client in May. One of her many goals was to lose 100 pounds. After two weeks of private sessions and nutrition prescription under her belt, she was ready to transition into group classes. That is the Day 1 photo you see above. This was also the first time she agreed to step on the scale. Today after our 2nd weigh-in, I could tell that while Whitney that was pleased with her progress since last month she was also thinking about how much further she had to go. This is why I reminded her that she had undoubtably already lost 10 – 15 pounds since her first day of clean eating and that she was already just about halfway to 100 pounds down! 

One of the biggest things I’ve learned so far on this journey is how important proper nutrition is. Before crossfit and Coach K’s nutrition prescription, food held such a huge place in my life. It was often times my best friend, my closest companion, something that I could rely on when I couldn’t rely on anyone and it never questioned my intentions. Food made me feel good and gave me something to do when my emotions were trying to run away with me. Going through some of the toughest times in my life, food gave me what I thought I needed to move forward. Food used to be so much more than just food… as hard as it is to say, food was my addiction.
Now, I feel like a different person (and I’m starting to look like one too) since starting this journey. My relationship with food is not about fulfilling an emotional void anymore. I believe there will always be battles, obstacles to overcome, pressure to do better, moments of self doubt, and yes you will fall down. That is when you need people around you that are supportive and can help pick you up, dust you off and encourage you to keep going.
 
Whitney B.
CFOIB Nutrition Coaching Client
CrossFit OIB Athlete since May 20, 2014
Recorded 27 pounds & 26 inches lost since June 3, 2014
 

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