Thursday CF

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Just a heads up everyone - until we get this website switched over, it may be a little messy - hang in there with us! FIT Clean Warm Up A. Every 90s x 8 Hang Power Clean x 2 B. 5 Sets for time - 15 Minute Cap 20 Walking Lunges 10 Ring Rows COMP Clean Warm Up A. Every 90s x 8 Clean x 1 B. 5 Sets for time - 15 minute cap 20 Front Rack Walking Lunges 10 Ring Rows w/feet on box Score: A, heaviest weight. B, weight and time. Notes: A. Try to best last weeks B. FIT: Load if you can, COMP - DB or KB Can be used      

Thursday, 11.02.17

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Base

Back Squat 3×5, Add 5 pounds to your last Squat workout.

Bench Press 3×5, Add 2.5 pounds to your last Bench Press workout.

Intermediate

Bulgarian Split Squat 8. 8. 6. 6. 4. 4. build to a heavy set of 4 use the 8s and 6s as warm ups.

Bench Press 3x10 @75% of heave 5 from last week.

Conditioning

10 Rounds 60 yard Sprint 30 seconds, keep your first sprint and last sprint the same speed. No saving yourself for the last sprint, also this isn't an excuse to sandbag.

Tim’s Story-Getting to 7% body fat eating 2800 calories a day

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In this video we sit down with Tim to talk about his one-on-one nutrition coaching journey. Tim's story is super interesting from a number of different perspectives. Unlike most people I work with when they start: -Tim was already pretty lean when we started working together -He was pretty disciplined with his food before we met. -His food was mostly real whole food before we met. And yet he was still able to accomplish a tremendous amount during the 3 months we worked together just by making some dietary tweaks. He accomplished the following in 3 months: -Tim lost about 25lbs. He went from 218lbs to 192lbs -He lost 3.5inches off his waist -By the end of the program he was 7% body fat. -He didn't restrict calories at all. In fact, he was eating 2800 calories a day most days. -By the end of program Tim had achieved a body weight snatch in the gym, which for anyone who knows anything about weightlifting is a major accomplishment. -He didn't think it would be easy to give up the foods he did, but it ended up being pretty easy and he enjoyed the food. -He was very fatigued when we started working together, but now with eating this way he has a ton of energy. Congrats on all your progress Tim, we're super proud of you! If you or anyone you know is interested in achieving their health and fitness goals by changing their nutrition for the better you can use the following link to book a free 30min goals consultation with CFSB Head Nutrition Coach Robby Gustin. https://crossfitsouthbend.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?appointmentType=928667