May 23, 2013
A) OHS 5 reps x 5 sets- Rest 2 minutes
B) 5 sets: All-Out!
12 KBS
9 Burpees
300m Row
*Rest 4 minutes between sets
C) 120 Sit Ups (feet flat) Not for time
Forging Elite Fitness
A) OHS 5 reps x 5 sets- Rest 2 minutes
B) 5 sets: All-Out!
12 KBS
9 Burpees
300m Row
*Rest 4 minutes between sets
C) 120 Sit Ups (feet flat) Not for time
To get everybody motivated to give the Paleo diet a try, we’re going to do an 8 week Paleo Challenge. The challenge starts on Monday, April 29th and ends on Monday June 24th.
You’ll be measuring your success over the 8 weeks of the challenge using a system of points. And no, these aren’t the Weight Watchers kind of ‘points’.
There are 2 ways that you’ll be able to earn points for the challenge.
Daily Points & Bonus Points
Each challenge participant will start each day with 7 points. These points represent 7 aspects of the Paleo diet.
So, if you follow points 1-6, but have a beer with your dinner, you get 6 points for the day. Subtract a point for the day if you have cream in your coffee. Eat a bagel – subtract a point. Etcetera. If you have a beer, cream in your coffee and a bagel in one day, you’re down to 4 points for that day. If you have a question about whether something counts as a point or not, ask and we’ll figure out an answer.
Earn one bonus point per day that you get 8+ hours of sleep.
Earn one bonus point per day (maximum of 4 per week) for each WOD you complete at CrossFit Ulster
Points are awarded on the honor system.
Benchmark WOD
To measure performance gains, we’ll be doing a benchmark WOD at the start and end of the challenge.
Prizes!
The top scoring participant will win all three prizes while the second place participant will win #1 and #2:
You may have read the Paleo Challenge guidelines and thought to yourself, “Why aren’t we weighing in / measuring body fat / measuring waist circumference / etc?”
The challenge was designed to reward those who stay dedicated to maintaining healthy eating, sleep and exercise habits over 8 weeks. The reason it was set up that way is because eating Paleo isn’t a weight loss diet. The concept of Paleo is to provide your body with the optimal fuel that it was designed to run on.
Eating Paleo is primarily about feeling your absolute best, mentally and physically. Looking better in your swimsuit will just be a side effect.
That said, even though changes in body composition (weight/inches/body fat lost) will not be factored into the scores for the challenge, we encourage everyone participating to do before and after weigh-ins, measurements and pictures. These will just be for you, so you have a record of your success. Even for those who aren’t looking to lose pounds, changing how you eat is going to help your body build muscle, and those changes will be measurable.
-General Health, Metabolsm, Weight and Pregnancy
A) Close Grip Bench Press
5 Reps At 75%
3 Reps At 80% – 2x
1 Rep At 90% – 3x
3 Reps At 80% – 2x
5 Reps At 75%
B) One Arm KB Row
10 – 12 Reps/Arm Resting :30 B/T – 3 Sets
C) 8:00 AMRAP Of:
8 Box Jumps
8 Ring Push-Ups OR Hand Release Push Ups
20:00 AMRAP Of:
200 Meter Run
10 Wall Balls
200 Meter Row
A) Back Squat 1RM
B) Press 1RM
C) 10:00 AMRAP of Box Jumps
A) Clean and Jerk 1RM
B) 100 Burpees for time
C) 5:00 AMRAP of Double Unders
A) Close Grip Bench Press 1 Rep Max
B) 2,000 Meter Row
C) Side Plank – Accumulate 4:00
A) Back Squat 3 Sets Of 8 – 10 Reps
B) 3 Rounds Of:
10 Goblet Squats
2:00 Row/Ride
Rest 2:00 – 2:30 B/T
C1) 16 Weighted Step Back Lunges
C2) 1:00 AMRAP Sit-Ups
Rest 2:00 x 3
A) Power Snatch- 3 reps EMOM x 5 minutes
B) For time:
3 Rounds
20 KB Snatch (10/arm)
10 Broad Jumps
15 Pull Ups
1:30 FLR (Accumulate)
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