Thursday, July 5, 2012




CrossFit Cape Cod Workout Of The Day


Sprint Sled Pull Half The Parking Lot 5 Times. Rest 1:00 Between Efforts. Guys Use 90lbs, Ladies Use 45.


Then Rope Climb 1:00 on 1:00 off 5 Rounds


3 Rounds For Time
3 Squat Cleans
6 Front Squats
9 Back Squats
135/95
Rest 1:00 Between Rounds Working From the Ground

Gaining and Loosing-This Personal Trainer and This Personal Trainer Both Gained weight until they had 48" waists-Then lost it all. This weekend take the time to read the article and post your thoughts to comments. What does this tell you about the effect that food has on your mind, body and quality of life? What does this tell you about the fitness industry?


Mobility WOD

18 comments:

mason said...

Can you post his pic everyday :)

Annmarie said...

lol Mason!

1 point for Thursday

Amy Sch said...

1 point for thursday :)

ErinM said...

Oh hello Mr. Froning. 1 point for Thursday. -12 for weds:) did we loose everyone over the holiday??

SarahSprague said...

1 point

Anonymous said...

Kurt M
1 point, 9 lbs down!!!!

Michelle said...

1 point each for tues & thurs!

Anonymous said...

1 point tues and thurs for rebekah

Anonymous said...

To the Lee girls,
The paleo cookies and brownies were off the hook! Thank you for a much needed treat. Kurt M

Anonymous said...

1 point rebekah for Friday

Amy Sch said...

1 point for Friday

Annmarie said...

1 point for Friday!

Anonymous said...

Kurt M
1 point Friday and 1 for Saturday !

Amy Sch said...

1 point for Saturday.
I liked those articles. The changes in the men when they were heavy. How it affected them. How it makes them understand what their clients were going through. Thanks for posting.

Annmarie said...

1 point for Saturday.

I have to say that while I think it's crazy to set out and intentionally gain a ton of weight, I do think it helped the trainers understand their overweight clients better. We're not just lazy to be lazy, we're exhausted because we're stuck in a vicious circle of the SAD diet and being exhausted. It does affect you mentally and physically. I'm not sure anyone who hasn't been overweight gets the connection.

Anonymous said...

1 point Rebekah for Saturday

Anonymous said...

1 point Rebekah for Saturday

jwash said...

Well said Annmarie - and great article. Thanks for sharing. It inspires me to get off the unhealthy hamster wheel and start getting into a healthy space again.