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Workout of the Day
WOD 8 Feb 2010
A beautiful launch of STS-130, Endeavour blasted off on the last night launch for the shuttle program. What does that mean for you? WOD Monday night, that’s what! Warmup/Buy In: CFWU, row 500m Strength WOD: Power Clean 3-3-3 Push Press Full Article
Nutrition
It’s good to be skeptical of nutritional studies.
“Open Letter to Taco Bell” from Mark’s Daily Apple
WOD 14 July 2010
Q2 Kickoff complete! WOD Tuesday Jan 5, 2010
Q2 Nutrition Challenge Group forming NOW
Cortisol Management for CrossFitters
e-Newsletter
Feb 2010 e-Newsletter
Greetings all, I think this is the first newsletter for 2010, so Happy New Year. One administrative note. I’m going going to be moving this newsletter over to this website. For you, that means if you want to continue to read about the [Read More]
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10 Ways To Be A Better CrossFitter
1. If you have kids, get them in the gym with you ASAP! 2. Commit to a long-term process as early as you can.Worry about virtuosity before work-load. 3. Remember “why” you choose to exercise, make that your inspiration. Make it FUN! 4. Full Article
It’s good to be skeptical of nutritional studies.
This blog post by Robb Wolf (via Matt Lalonde) is very specific, and maybe too sciency for most of us, but a great read nonetheless. I share because it highlights a good point. Without knowing ALL the facts behind studies, the conclusions or Full Article
“Open Letter to Taco Bell” from Mark’s Daily Apple
If you don’t read Mark Sisson’s Blog semi-regularly, you’re missing out. “Marks Daily Apple” is a great primal eating/living blog. His post from January 15th is just rich. Check it out: Dear Taco Bell, It has Full Article
What if it all were a big fat lie? -REPOST
Gary Taubes has taken on the medical and science community on many issues, but none as controversial as his head-on debate concerning his theories on dietary fat, carbohydrates, and the nutrition “establishment’s” guidelines for diet. Full Article
Virtuosity, CFCC-style
Virtuosity, by definition, is the mastery of one’s tool or trade, performing tasks like a virtuoso. In CrossFit, we use this term to describe our work for proficiency, our desire to perform common movements uncommonly well. For us, Full Article



