As we roll into the last few days of the real food challenge I am hoping those of you that stuck to it or at least did your best to stick to it got the chance to recognize some habits that could be tightened up a bit. I have heard from a few of you how you have noticed the difference in energy and overall better feeling just from eliminating some of the poor quality foods that sometimes we take in without noticing. The goal of this challenge wasn't to get you to cut calories, lose weight or deprive yourself of the things you enjoy, the goal was simply to get you to recognize that the quality of the food we eat makes all the difference in the way we think, feel and perform and making slight changes in those foods and being conscious of the foods that don't help that can make a big difference. The aesthetic results are simply the byproduct of the things we are and aren't doing not the primary focus. This is not me saying that there is not a time and a place for foods that aren't exactly high quality or processed foods that we are simply eating for pleasure it is just me looking for you to take the chance to step back from those foods become aware of them and then distinguish which of these foods are, "Sometimes" foods and which are, "All the time" foods. The foods that we were meant to eat should be those that you have been taking in this month, plants and animals, the rest have their place but they should be seen as something you have as a treat not as a staple, if we are trying to fuel ourselves for the best performance (life), we have to recognize that the things we are eating are either helping or hurting that process and obviously whichever way we lean more towards the results will also lean. Fuel your vehicle with quality fuel, get quality results, fuel it with low quality fuel, it's going to drive like shit... it's just that simple.... Hope you guys have noticed some changes worth keeping and stick to them the majority of the time... I'll be rewarding those of you that I feel made a solid effort at this towards the end of the week and I'll be hoping you'll decide continuing this lifestyle for the majority of your meals is not only pretty easy and enjoyable but also well worth it.. Good work...
Week Of 052923
Warmup with a 3-5 Min Jog
Then: Dynamic
Class Warmup
400M Run
20 Kettlebell Swings (Heavier than normal)
400M Run
20 Front Squats (3/4BW/1/2BW)
400M Run
20 Burpees
400M Run
20 Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups
400M Run
20 Box Jumps
400M Run
20 Dumbbell Squat Cleans (½ BW Total)
400M Run
1 Power Clean
1 Hang Squat Clean
Class at 5:00 PM
Warmup with 5 Mins of Bike Then 3 Rounds of:
10 Tempo Squats
5 Inchworms
16 Lunges
8 Pushups
3 Min Sumo Squat
2 Min Seal
1 Min Seated forward Fold
Conditioning:
50 Wall Balls
50 Situps
Strength:
Dumbbell Bench Press
9-9-9-9-9
10 Pushups
15 Airsquats
2 Min Happy Baby
2 Min Forward Dragon Each side
9 Front Squats
8 Push Press
7 Toes To Bar
6 Lateral Burpees
3-3-3-3-3
Saturday: Class at 8:30AM
Min 2: 15 KB Sumo Deadlift High Pulls
Min 3: 15 Box Jumps
Min 4: 15 KB Swings
Min 5: 15 Burpees
WEEKLY STRETCHING COMPLEX:
Pigeon Pose – 2 mins each side
Single leg forward fold – 1 min each side
Puppy Dog Pose – 2 Minutes
Seated Forward Fold – 2 Minutes
Wrist stretches – 1 Min Each Side
Twisted Cross – 1 Min Each Side
Butterfly Groin Stretch – 2 Minutes
Thread the needle – 2 Min each side
Seated straddle – 2 Minutes
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