23 December 2010

12 Lifts of Christmas


First time was Dec 23, 2009
38 mins 30 secs |


1 Clean and Jerk (65#)
2 Muscle-ups (scaled)
3 Wall Balls (14#)
4 Medicine Ball Cleans (14#)
5 Push Presses (65#)
6 Pull-ups (red band)
7 Box Jump - 18 in.s
8 Kettlebell Swings (12 kg)
9 Sumo Deadlift High-pulls (65#)
10 Jumping Lunges
11 Burpee Broad Jumps
12 Handstand Push-ups (2 1/2 abmats)

Count down just like in the song.

This year: ‎
12 HSPU (2 abmats), 11 burpee broad jumps, 10 jumping lunges, 9 sumo deadlift high pulls (65#), 8 kettlebells (16 kg), 7 box jumps (22"), 6 pull-ups, 5 push press (65#), 4 medicine ball cleans (14#), 3 wall balls (14# to above 8' mark), 2 jumping muscle-ups, 1 clean & jerk (65#). Only part NOT Rx was the muscle ups. Aw...esome "sweat devil" at the end.



32:47

12 December 2010

2010 Christmas Can Cure 5K


Last year: 27:25
Training was mostly CrossFit and just a few "long" jogs to the Boulevard for brunch on a weekend morning.
This year: 26:00 (3rd place out of 10 in my age division) 8:22/mile pace

And I won a couple of the raffle prizes!

Every year, partnering with the Wounded Warrior Project, Christmas Can Cure provides selected veterans and their families a Christmas they won't soon forget: a Christmas vacation to either the picturesque New England town of Jackson, New Hampshire or the snow-capped peaks of Park City, Utah. Our goal is to provide the magic of Christmas for our defenders of peace and their families.

30 November 2010

27 November 2010

Happy Thanksgiving


Jogged to the Boulevard Bar & Grille for lunch (my route is 4.5 miles there, about 4 miles back).
Great meal (I think the sweet potatoes were my favorite).


Nice conversation with Dee. Fed the video poker machine a little too much (but it was money won the night before at the M Resort Poker Tournament). Nice relaxing day (albeit a little wind chill). No mess, no leftovers (wait, that might be a bad thing).

21 November 2010

I am a CrossFit Woman



Posted on CrossFit Serious Fitness (Friday, July 30, 2010)

I am a CrossFit Woman.
I do not wear makeup to the gym. I wear chalk.
I do not get manicures. I scrub the calluses off my hands.
I do not glisten or smile while I’m working out. I sweat, grunt, and curse.
I am a CrossFit Woman.
I am as proud of my muscles as I am my scars.
They are evidence of my hard work and dedication.
I am a CrossFit Woman.
Student. Trainer. Coach.
Increased work capacity is my mission.
Elite fitness is my goal.
I am a CrossFit Woman.
I may scale a WOD, but I will never quit or give up.
I do what others won’t and excel where others can’t.
I am stronger mentally and physically because of it.
I am a CrossFit Woman.
I am invincible.
And you could be too.

02 November 2010

AMSUS 31 Oct - 2 Nov in Phoenix AZ


Spent a few days in Phoenix at the Association Medical Surgeons - United States, at their 116th Annual Meeting. Why was I there?





Biomedical Science Corps Individual Mobilization Augmentee 2009