dude beach workouts!? that is so sick, /jealous!!!!!!!!!!!rootS13 wrote: So far, after almost four weeks of doing WODs, my favorite was this one which we did this past Monday:
15 Squat Cleans
30 Knees 2 Elbows
30 Box Jumps
10 Ring Dips
30 Presses
30 Double Unders
15 Thrusters
30 Pull ups
30 Burpees
50 OH Lunges 45/25 plates
Weight for all lifts is 95/65.. My time was 35:20 (I suck at jump rope)
When you’re questioned about where you workout at, what do you say to explain CrossFit? Try some of these the next time someone asks.
-I train in a box. It has walls…sometimes. Sometimes we go outside. Sometimes we meet elsewhere. Its not the location I value, its the people.
-I train with people I truly enjoy, and would do anything for, not where I need to put ear phones in to block out all the annoying banter. When we go, we hear yells, trainers instructing, or loud a** music making us go even harder…not elevator bullsh*t.
-I train in a place where if I am negative, I will be addressed by at least one person about my stupid a** attitude, and if I am unlucky enough on that day, I may be asked to leave, and come back when Im better, because I am effecting the core by my stupid a** baggage that is meant to be burned at the door.
-I train where if I want to keep my shirt on I can….but there are no rules saying I have to. Where I train if someone disrobes to any level, wears short a** shorts, or is quasi naked after a WOD thats fine…no attention will be paid, because its all about the training, not about meat markets. If you want a pick up joint, look elsewhere.
-I train where Im valued and truly appreciate for showing up and putting forth true, real, demanding effort.
-I train where I am judged on my movements and attitude everyday. Not because my friends are a**holes, because they truly want to make me better at life, and want success for me not injury. A piss poor performance means someone will care enough to help me make it better, and find out why it happened to begin with.
-I train where everyone applauds when I do well, and I applaud for them.
-I train where I am confronted everyday by food Nazis who wont allow me to eat sh*t and call it gold. Where I train we call bad, bad, quality, quality and everything in between sub-par. Where I train life happens, the difference is, here I have to confront my downfalls and improve not hide them away for tomorrow.
-I train to be better at life. The unknown and unknowable. To one day be able to help someone less fortunate than I. To be able to be moving on my own when I’m old and gray, not being moved.
-I train because I want the mirror to be an outward reflection of how I feel inside, which is pretty damn good, and I want it to stay that way.
-I train where the floor could double as a pool at times because people actually work hard. I don’t care, that’s how it should be.
-I train with football players, grandmas, kids, housewives, doctors.
-I train where education daily is paramount, and if I’m not a constant student, I will fail quickly.
-I train in a place where I want to be, not a place I feel I have to be.
-I train in a community dedicated to the whole. The success of the many. This is the reason we all change and progress so fast. Where I train its not about “I”….its about “us”
I train….what the hell do you do?

RobPaulson wrote:Well, I gave into the hype, i got me some fivefingers.
thoughts/concerns?
nope, they are perfect, nuf said.![]()
also started putting starbucks VIA in my morning protein shakes... kind of phakn awesome, not gona lie.

Empty V wrote:Congrats Root that's definitely a milestone! When are you going back?
it was freaking awesome, so cool to see other people doin the same stuff all over the place! we are not alone! LOLEmpty V wrote:
Rob how awesome is it going to other X-Fits? I've been to 2 so far and at both I got my a** handed to me.

When I was your age I had about 2" more on my waist so you're not that far off. Your metabolism is probably still running at 120mph. I'm sure once you start getting closer to 30 it'll slow dramatically and you'll have to try to keep that weight off opposed to putting it on. As long as you feel good and your cholesterol is down you should be fine, but I'm not a physician.breadbox wrote:Or can 30" waist and 6'1" be a healthy build?
Has it helped at all? Last week I made it to x-fit 5 times and feel awesome. Too bad my hands are completely torn up now. This past week we did Angie, Fight Gone Bad and deck of pain with K2E, Squats, Box Jumps and Burpees. Saturday was 1RM of Clean & Jerk with 6 Count burpees, K2E Clinic and one other thing for our warm-up. I think I've done over 300 Push Presses in the last week and my arms are just destroyed.RobPaulson wrote:also just picked up some of this...
literally just picked it up, not sure yet, not to mention my right hand is still bandaged and the wounds still soaking in antibacterial ointment to keep them clean and moist so they dont crack/bleed again...Empty V wrote:Has it helped at all?RobPaulson wrote:also just picked up some of this...
At 146, 6'1, and a 30" waist you're certainly underweight, but you're also undermuscled. A lean 6 footer weighing sub 150 (think distance runner) would have an even smaller waist. Eugen Sandow, the father of modern bodybuilding, was 5'8, 180 pounds, and had a sub-30 inch waist.breadbox wrote:I got a concern I want to present to those of you that are keeping and eye on their health.
I think I have a weight problem, being perhaps under weight. Last time I weighed myself I was sitting around 146 lbs. and I'm 6' 1". Then I think I was also a 33 waist which now I'm at a 30".
I pretty much have no appetite most of the time. I love to consume liquids though but my food palette is so picky on some levels.
Or can 30" waist and 6'1" be a healthy build?
