Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts

Thursday, January 17, 2013

New Year, New goals, New life- 24 Day Challenge.

Hello World!!

I apologize for my disappearance. There have been many changes in my life and blogging just needed to be put on hold. I have picked myself up and I am back! I wish you all a happy new year and I hope you all have set new goals for yourself! The most popular goal people set for the new year is weight loss. I would like to share a new method I have stumbled upon. It is called the Advocare 24 day challenge. The 24 day challenge is a very simple to follow program that consists of 2 phases. The first part is a cleanse and it runs for 10 days. This isn't a laxative or anything you won’t be running for the bathroom. It basically just dislodges any material that is stuck inside your digestive track and helps to remove toxins from your body. The next phase is the max phase. It is 14 days and this is where the magic happens. You take your MNS packets and it has a Meal Replacement shake. Both of these are designed to OVERLOAD your body with good nutrients! This does two this for you, 1 its giving you all your required nutrients so your health will improve AND because you are getting healthier your metabolism can run at full speed. Simply put, think clear all the gunk out, fill it back in with good stuff! You can do this from anywhere. Just pair it with a good clean diet and you'd see great results! I am currently on my second 24 day challenge. I just started my second phase. This is a before and after picture of phase 1. I feel better, I have more energy and I am happy with my results. I really love this system because it gives people confidence and builds a can do attitude. I would love if everyone ate Paleo and did CrossFit but the truth is not everyone "believes" they can. With the Advocare 24 day challenge I can help show people it is possible to lose weight and get healthy. My mom for example, has felt like she was to weak to do CrossFit and not disciplined enough to eat Paleo. She recently started  the 24 day challenge and she is eating a very clean diet (basically Paleo) and working out 5 days a week! She is a rockstar. Since being on Advocare products, her attitude has changed. She now has more confidence in herself and believes she can do anything. The 24 day challenge is just another tool in my handbag. My main goal this year is to help as many people as I can and I plan on sharing my methods here with all of you. I will track my progress here and share stories of other peoples progress. Click Here to check out all the products Advocare has to offer! 
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Stones, Snatches and Strict Press


Warm up:
3 rounds 
30 sprinter sit ups
20 band crunches
10 ab rollouts

Strength:
5x2 heaving snatch balance
8x3 strict press (60 lbs)
3x10 KB strict press 
(Each arm-25lb)

WOD:
3 rounds
500m row
rest 30 sec
1 min AMRAP ground to shoulder
(113 lb. stone)

[**2 each round]


I did all that on Monday. Then yesterday I was up at the gym and Elise convinced me to do a workout with her on my rest day. It was rough but a good one. If ring dips, HSPU or C2B are your weaknesses I suggest you do this!

WOD:
21-15-9
HSPU
Chest to bar pull ups
Ring dips

[17:35]

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Saturday, June 23, 2012

Embraced The Gauntlet Results!

After a long, hard day filled with 4 different WODs, sunburnt skin, and an achey body, we finally got the results. Ashley and I made our goal! 1st place female team!! Hell yeah! Although, they did not award it that way. Unfortunately, all the teams (male and females) went head to head. We placed 8th overall, which I am still very proud of. We beat all the female teams and 2 of them went to regionals.



I had a blast with these girls! I love them and all their energy. You all did amazing! I could not have asked for a better group to compete with.





 Poor Ashley...















 Woop Woop. :D


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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Embrace the Gauntlet Prep



It is almost here!! Embrace the Gauntlet team competition! It is a 1 day event this Saturday in Dothan, AL. I am super excited! Ashley and I have been training hard the past week preparing. We have done 3 of the 4 events (Part of them anyway) I think we will do very well. Here are the WODS:

Event 1:
2 RFT
60 ball slams
200m swim

** I have not done competitive swimming since last summer. I just learned how to swim last june when I was training for my first du-athilon , The Splash and Dash. I had so much fun learning how to swim with these girls.
Event 2:
400m run
40 cleans 40 jerks
30 cleans 30 jerks
20 cleans 20 jerks
400m run
(105 lbs.)

** I was a little worried about this WOD. My cleans are decent but 105 is still heavy for that many reps. I did half yesterday and It was challenging but I know we will be fine. 

Event 3:
Tabata Deadlifts (155)
Tabata Row for calories

** This one was fun. We did this at the gym to see what our numbers would be and I think we can beast this. A little ambiguous, maybe ;). 

Event 4:

10 RFT
20 burpees
25 m buddy carry

**I did my first WOD with a buddy carry last weekend and it was rough. I had to carry a 135 lb. girl 200m for 5 rounds after squat jumps. My legs were dead! It was good prep for this weekend though. 


So those are the 4 events I will be participating in this Saturday. Wish me luck! I'll let you know how we do!



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Thursday, June 7, 2012

Dip it low, Pick it up slow


WOD 

5 RFT
200m Row
4 box jumps (18")
6 Snatches (65 lbs)
8 Push press (65 lbs)
10 GHD Sit ups

STRENGTH

5x5 Weighted pull ups (25 lbs)
5x5 Weighted Dips (35 lbs)
3x3 Box Squats (175 lbs.)




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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Panhandle CrossFit-Team Snatch House




    












Team Panhandle CrossFit Snatch House Dominated the competition. :)

 (We were an all girl team competing against all guys and mixed teams.)

 It was my first garage games competition that World Camp CrossFit put on. I have always heard good things about World Camps competitions and they most definitely exceeded my expectations. Everything went smooth and on time. Everyone did such a great job. I loved competing with these girls. They did amazing!! I had a blast and I cant wait to do it again!

Next competition: Embrace the Gauntlet June 23rd.



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Monday, May 28, 2012

Happy Memorial Day



Happy Memorial Day everyone! I just want to say thank you to everyone who dedicated their life to serve for this country and all the beautiful people in it. Today at Panhandle CrossFit we had our Memorial Day "Murph" workout in honor of Navy Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy, age 29, of Patchogue, N.Y., who was killed in Afghanistan on June 28th 2005. 


Every year on Memorial day we do this WOD to remember him. Its a rough workout but its the least we can do in memory of him. He died serving us so we can put ourself through hell for him.


R.I.P M. Murphy


"Murph"

1 mile run
300 squats
200 Push ups
100 Pull ups
1 mile run

**Wear body armor if you have it. You can break up the squats, push ups and pull ups any way you'd like. Just start and finish with 1 mile run.


(I don't remember by time last year but I got 43:18 this year. I was shooting for  around 45 so I was really happy with my time.)





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Sunday, April 29, 2012

Strong [Wo]man Sunday!







Strong man Sunday was a blast! I got to work with yolks, stones, logs and sleds today. I am tired as hell now but it felt great to get it in. I hit 3 new PR's (even after all I drank this weekend). I'm excited to start hitting it hard again.

 


Workout






1-1-1-1-1
 Clean and jerk with log (worked up to 125 lbs) **PR

1-1-1-1-1
Clean with fat bar (Worked up to 120 lbs) **PR

4 rounds 
50m OH yolk carry
50m  Front Zercher Carry
2 sled pulls with 90 lbs.(100m)
Body weight stone lifts for reps

Tabata Abs: L sits, Planks, Butterfly sit ups
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Weekend at the Playground

My Hash-brown's Powerlifting meet.
(A.K.A The BF)

This past weekend Adam and I went down to Fort Lauderdale for his Powerlifting meet at The Playground gym. Most of the drive down he could only eat boiled chicken we packed and distilled water. JOY! When he gets hungry its best if I just keep to myself, if you know what I mean. But to my surprise he did very well. Towards the end of the night Adam and his buddy were no longer able to take in anything. Not even water! Trying to cut weight quick-looks like fun. In the end it was worth it. He got 1st place in his weight class and 3rd overall with a 1600 lb. total. NICE! This was my first time ever watching him compete and I had a great time. It made me want to compete. When you have something to train for it makes your workouts mean something. Even if its something small like a 5k race. Competition is good for the soul. I will be finding something to compete in. Maybe I will host a potato sack race...

What keeps you motivated? Competition or something else?



Back in the gym:

3x3 Box squats (175 lbs)
3x5 Sumo deadlifts (175 lbs)
3x5 Strict press (65 lbs)

3x3 weighted chin ups @ 35 lbs.
(I got 2 at 55 lbs. HELLS YEAH)

3x3 weighted dips @ 35 lbs.
3x 15 RDLS (2 55 lb Kettle bells)

WOD:
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
KBS
Burpees

8:46- not very impressive. BOO!



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Sunday, April 1, 2012

Re-posted WOD



  • STRENGTH
  • 5 x 3 Weighted Chin-ups
    25-35-40-40(x2)-35(x1)
  • 5 x 3 Weighted Dips
    20-25-30-35-45
  • 100 walking lunges with barbell (45 lb.)
  • METCON
  • 2 x 15 Stiff Leg Dead Lift (two 55lb. Kettle bells) from Deficit (12" box)       

  • 3 RFT (Rounds for time)
    20 "2 for 1" GHD sit ups (10 lb. ball)
    20 Jump overs (12" box)
    (6:17)

    (This is an old post from my old blog. I liked the detail about this WOD so I decided to re-post it)
    I hit a new PR (personal record) on my weighted chin ups and dips today. :D
    If you are not at the point to add weight to your pull ups you can substitute  5 x 3 strict body weight pull ups. Really focus on pulling hard and try to keep from kipping. If you are still not able to add weights to dips you can sub. 2 sets of "Dip Death". This is simple, do as many reps as you can with your body weight, then move on to using the least assistance band, then move up one level of assistance. Its killer and its a great way to improve strength. Make sure to rest in between sets not in between band changes.
    The lunges are a great for your glutes and hamstrings. You want to make sure your taking a long enough step so your really pulling from your hamstrings and stepping right into the next lunge. You can scale the weight to just your bodyweight  if it is too challenging. Just focus on really reaching your steps so your feet are under your knees or slightly in front of.
    The stiff leg dead lift is one of my favorite movements. I love to hate it. :) Get two 12" boxes and put your feet on each box. Pick up your kettle bells so your standing in a dead lift position on top of the boxes. While focusing on keeping your legs straight with a slight bend in the knee lower the kettle bells until they are in between the boxes and raise your body back into a standing position, just like a dead lift. You can scale this by using lighter kettle bells.  Remember though,you want it to be challenging.;)
    If you don't have access to a GHD for the metcon you can substitute straight leg sit-ups. Just keep both legs straight out in front of you and come up all the way to a full sit-up position and touch your toes. This is a scale so make sure your moving quickly. If you do have access to a GHD do 1 rep with your hands touching the ground, then one rep with a medball touching the floor. Remember to pull your knees toward your body on the way down and extend them on your way back up. Using a medball is a great way to improve your GHD sit-ups. It may feel like its slowing you down, but when you take the ball away you will notice the difference.
    The box jump overs are simply jumping over a box. You want to start with both feet on the floor and land with both feet on the floor.
    Enjoy and kick ass! :)
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