Warm Up;
4 x Jog
4 x Run
2 x High Knees
2 x Butt Kicks
2 x Lateral Shuffle
Frankenstein
Lunge Stretch
Leg/Hip/Calf Stretches
WOD: Complete 4 Rounds each groupGroup #1:
MB Rotational Slams x 20 each side
Mountain Climbers x 50 each leg
Group #2:
Row 100 m. sprint
Jump Rope x 100
Group #3:
Jump Squats x 25
Sprint to 41 & Back
RidgeWOD:
Skill: Snatch Progression - 5 Sets (light)
3x Shoulder Shrugs
3x OH Squat
3x Snatch
For Time:
500m Row
30x Burpees
10x 165# Shoulder to Overhead
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Get on the Phil Plan and start losing!
Your Diet doesn't have to be hard. Try getting on the Phil Plan. My good friend Phil Roberts has recently cleaned up his diet and in only 7 days has dropped 10 lbs. with simple clean eating.
Below is a list of the foods he is eating.
Steak
Chicken
Whole Eggs (with the yolk)
Plain Organic Greek Yogurt (Not the flavored or sugar filled ones)
Nuts, almonds, pecans
Apples, Bananas & Oranges
Moderate amount of plain cooked oat meal (Not the flavored or sugar filled ones)
Whole Organic Milk
Lots & lots of mixed fresh or frozen vegies
That's it! Nothing fancy or complicated. Just simple clean healthy foods. Phil picks 1 day to cook and prepare all the meals ahead of time. Usually takes about 1-2 hours to cook, clean, portion all foods and store away. But once it's done you're week is planned out and no more thinking or guessing what to eat.
Below are photos of Phil's refridgerator full of pre-packaged foods ready for the week ahead. You'll notice to the left he has all his meats pre-packaged at around 4-6oz. and the other containers are mixed vegies pre-packaged at 1/2 cup servings. Lots of water (1-1.5 gallons per day) and the other containers on the bottom shelf is more food ready to be weighed and pre-packaged for more meals.
Phil's complete meal
4oz. Chicken, 1/2 cup vegies & 1/4 cup pecans
Prior to this Phil was spending on average around $60.00 - 80.00/week on groceries plus $30-50.00/day eating out for luch or dinner. He has eliminated the need to eat out and now saves around $300.00/week. His current grocery bill is around $75.00 - 80.00/week. Still around what he was spending on groceries before but with much healthier choices in food.
What could you do with an extra $300.00/week or even month???
He now saves the eating out for the weekend. This is his treat to himself for eating well all week. He chooses one day and one meal to "cheat" on. He can enjoy any food he likes but he is not to overinduldge to make up for what he has missed during the week. Most restaraunts serve you enough food to feed a family of four. Cut the food in half and eat that as the cheat meal. You could even save the other half and have it the following day or share it with a friend.
Phil's sample day eating:
Breakfast:
3 Whole Eggs
3 Egg Whites
1/4 Cup Yogurt
1/2 cup mixed vegies
16 oz. Water
Snack:
4-6 oz. Steak
1/2 cup mixed vegies
apple or banana
16 oz. Water
Lunch:
4-6 oz. Chicken
mixed vegies
1/4 cup almonds or pecans
16 oz. Water
Snack:
1 cup yogurt
1/4 cup pecans or almonds
apple or orange
16 oz. Water
Dinner:
4-6 oz. Steak
1/2 cup mixed vegies
16 oz. Water
Snack:
Protein Pudding
(ONLY 1-Serving Per Night)
1/2 gallon Organic Whole Milk
6 boxes Fat Free/Sugar Free Jello Pudding Mix
Mix ingrediants
Then add:
4 servings of protein (Beef Protein from http://www.trueprotein.com/)
add more milk as needed to blend smooth.
Portion into 1 cup serving dishes and chill.
16 oz. Water
Below is a list of the foods he is eating.
Steak
Chicken
Whole Eggs (with the yolk)
Plain Organic Greek Yogurt (Not the flavored or sugar filled ones)
Nuts, almonds, pecans
Apples, Bananas & Oranges
Moderate amount of plain cooked oat meal (Not the flavored or sugar filled ones)
Whole Organic Milk
Lots & lots of mixed fresh or frozen vegies
That's it! Nothing fancy or complicated. Just simple clean healthy foods. Phil picks 1 day to cook and prepare all the meals ahead of time. Usually takes about 1-2 hours to cook, clean, portion all foods and store away. But once it's done you're week is planned out and no more thinking or guessing what to eat.
Below are photos of Phil's refridgerator full of pre-packaged foods ready for the week ahead. You'll notice to the left he has all his meats pre-packaged at around 4-6oz. and the other containers are mixed vegies pre-packaged at 1/2 cup servings. Lots of water (1-1.5 gallons per day) and the other containers on the bottom shelf is more food ready to be weighed and pre-packaged for more meals.
Phil's complete meal
4oz. Chicken, 1/2 cup vegies & 1/4 cup pecans
Prior to this Phil was spending on average around $60.00 - 80.00/week on groceries plus $30-50.00/day eating out for luch or dinner. He has eliminated the need to eat out and now saves around $300.00/week. His current grocery bill is around $75.00 - 80.00/week. Still around what he was spending on groceries before but with much healthier choices in food.
What could you do with an extra $300.00/week or even month???
He now saves the eating out for the weekend. This is his treat to himself for eating well all week. He chooses one day and one meal to "cheat" on. He can enjoy any food he likes but he is not to overinduldge to make up for what he has missed during the week. Most restaraunts serve you enough food to feed a family of four. Cut the food in half and eat that as the cheat meal. You could even save the other half and have it the following day or share it with a friend.
Phil's sample day eating:
Breakfast:
3 Whole Eggs
3 Egg Whites
1/4 Cup Yogurt
1/2 cup mixed vegies
16 oz. Water
Snack:
4-6 oz. Steak
1/2 cup mixed vegies
apple or banana
16 oz. Water
Lunch:
4-6 oz. Chicken
mixed vegies
1/4 cup almonds or pecans
16 oz. Water
Snack:
1 cup yogurt
1/4 cup pecans or almonds
apple or orange
16 oz. Water
Dinner:
4-6 oz. Steak
1/2 cup mixed vegies
16 oz. Water
Snack:
Protein Pudding
(ONLY 1-Serving Per Night)
1/2 gallon Organic Whole Milk
6 boxes Fat Free/Sugar Free Jello Pudding Mix
Mix ingrediants
Then add:
4 servings of protein (Beef Protein from http://www.trueprotein.com/)
add more milk as needed to blend smooth.
Portion into 1 cup serving dishes and chill.
16 oz. Water
One week FREE Training!!
Jan. 2011 intro special for all new members.
Try 1-Week FREE of CrossFit.
Call or email to RSVP your spot on the dates listed below.
(Mon., Wed., & Fri. Jan. 17th, 19th, & 21st at 9:00am)
If you've been thinking about trying CrossFit or the Women's Only Boot Camp
then this is your chance to try it before you buy it!
No strings attached!
When you're ready to join you'll have the convenience of joining any of the listed class hours below.
You pick the days and times that best fit your daily schedule and the coaches will be here waiting to assist you.
CrossFit Thoroughbreds is an Athletic Based Strength and Conditioning Program
designed to educate as well as enhance all aspects of:
Stamina & Strength
Power & Flexibility
Speed & Agility
Coordination & Balance
Cardiovascular & Respiratory Endurance
CrossFit Thoroughbreds Coaching Programs are designed exclusively around compound (multi-joint) movements and short high intensity cardiovascular training sessions.
Regular CrossFit class hours are:
Mon. - Thrs.: 6am, 7am, & 5:30pm
Fri.: 6am & 7am
Women's Only Boot Camp regular hours:
Mon. - Fri.: 8:00am
Monthly Unlimited Coaching for only $95.00
See website for more details:
www.CrossFitTB.com or www.WomensOnlyBootCamp.net
CrossFit Thoroughbreds and the Women's Only Boot Camp is located inside Zuleta's Indoor Batting Cages behind Stevie Tomato's Sports Page on the corner of US 41 & Beacon Manor Dr.
Zuleta's Indoor Batting Cages
11495 S. Cleveland Ave.
Ft. Myers, Fl. 33907
CrossFit Thoroughbreds
http://www.crossfittb.com/
239-851-3940
Jeremy Barnett, Owner
L-1 CrossFit Coach, ISSA-CFT
crossfittb@yahoo.com
Try 1-Week FREE of CrossFit.
Call or email to RSVP your spot on the dates listed below.
(Mon., Wed., & Fri. Jan. 17th, 19th, & 21st at 9:00am)
If you've been thinking about trying CrossFit or the Women's Only Boot Camp
then this is your chance to try it before you buy it!
No strings attached!
When you're ready to join you'll have the convenience of joining any of the listed class hours below.
You pick the days and times that best fit your daily schedule and the coaches will be here waiting to assist you.
CrossFit Thoroughbreds is an Athletic Based Strength and Conditioning Program
designed to educate as well as enhance all aspects of:
Stamina & Strength
Power & Flexibility
Speed & Agility
Coordination & Balance
Cardiovascular & Respiratory Endurance
CrossFit Thoroughbreds Coaching Programs are designed exclusively around compound (multi-joint) movements and short high intensity cardiovascular training sessions.
Regular CrossFit class hours are:
Mon. - Thrs.: 6am, 7am, & 5:30pm
Fri.: 6am & 7am
Women's Only Boot Camp regular hours:
Mon. - Fri.: 8:00am
Monthly Unlimited Coaching for only $95.00
See website for more details:
www.CrossFitTB.com or www.WomensOnlyBootCamp.net
CrossFit Thoroughbreds and the Women's Only Boot Camp is located inside Zuleta's Indoor Batting Cages behind Stevie Tomato's Sports Page on the corner of US 41 & Beacon Manor Dr.
Zuleta's Indoor Batting Cages
11495 S. Cleveland Ave.
Ft. Myers, Fl. 33907
CrossFit Thoroughbreds
http://www.crossfittb.com/
239-851-3940
Jeremy Barnett, Owner
L-1 CrossFit Coach, ISSA-CFT
crossfittb@yahoo.com
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Fort Myers CrossFitTB- Thrs. 1/13/2011 WOD
Warm Up:
Shoulder Stretches
Squats
Front Squats
Deadlifts
Cleans
Push Ups (Hand release on bottom)
Thanks for visiting with us Brad
400 lb. Fat Bar Deadlift
Core Work: Deadlift 90%
5 x 50%, 5 x 60%, 3 x 70%, 3 x 80%, 3 x 85%, 3 x 2 x 90%
WOD: 4 Rounds each group
Group #1: Increase weights each round
Sumo Deadlift High Pull x 10
Push Ups x 15
Group #2: Increase weights each round
Burpees x 10
Plank Rows x 16 (8 each arm)
RidgeWOD:
4 Rounds NOT for Time
12x KB Swings
12x Toes to Bar
WOD: 12 Minute Cap
50x 24 in. Box Jumps
Then...
135# Front Squats MAX Repititions
* 15x Situps EVERY drop of the Bar
Score = Total Front Squat Reps
Shoulder Stretches
Squats
Front Squats
Deadlifts
Cleans
Push Ups (Hand release on bottom)
Thanks for visiting with us Brad
400 lb. Fat Bar Deadlift
Core Work: Deadlift 90%
5 x 50%, 5 x 60%, 3 x 70%, 3 x 80%, 3 x 85%, 3 x 2 x 90%
WOD: 4 Rounds each group
Group #1: Increase weights each round
Sumo Deadlift High Pull x 10
Push Ups x 15
Group #2: Increase weights each round
Burpees x 10
Plank Rows x 16 (8 each arm)
RidgeWOD:
4 Rounds NOT for Time
12x KB Swings
12x Toes to Bar
WOD: 12 Minute Cap
50x 24 in. Box Jumps
Then...
135# Front Squats MAX Repititions
* 15x Situps EVERY drop of the Bar
Score = Total Front Squat Reps
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Fort Myers CrossFit TB- Wed. 1/12/2011 WOD
Warm Up:
Shoulder Stretches
Squats
Front Squats
Deadlifts
Cleans
Push Ups (Hand release on bottom)
Core Work: Push Press 90%
5 x 50%, 5 x 60%, 3 x 70%, 3 x 75%, 2 x 80%, 2 x 85%, 2 x 2 x 90%
WOD: Increase weights each round
Complete 1 exercise before moving to the next
KB Swings 3 x 10 each arm
KB Cleans 3 x 10 each arm
KB Snatch + OH Squat 3 x 10 each arm
RidgeWOD:
Strength:
1. Conventional Deadlift: Work Up to 2 Sets of 10x at 65%
2. Pull Up Progression - remain on the bar through circuit - 3 sets
2x Weighted Pull Ups
4x Strict Pull Ups
6x Kipping Pull Ups
Auxiliary Work:
1. Rack High Pull with Bands - 3 x 10x
2. KB Heavy ROW (Each Arm) - 12x, 10x, 8x, 6x
3. Sled Push 3x Down and Back
4. Sled Pull 3x Down and Back
Shoulder Stretches
Squats
Front Squats
Deadlifts
Cleans
Push Ups (Hand release on bottom)
Core Work: Push Press 90%
5 x 50%, 5 x 60%, 3 x 70%, 3 x 75%, 2 x 80%, 2 x 85%, 2 x 2 x 90%
WOD: Increase weights each round
Complete 1 exercise before moving to the next
KB Swings 3 x 10 each arm
KB Cleans 3 x 10 each arm
KB Snatch + OH Squat 3 x 10 each arm
RidgeWOD:
Strength:
1. Conventional Deadlift: Work Up to 2 Sets of 10x at 65%
2. Pull Up Progression - remain on the bar through circuit - 3 sets
2x Weighted Pull Ups
4x Strict Pull Ups
6x Kipping Pull Ups
Auxiliary Work:
1. Rack High Pull with Bands - 3 x 10x
2. KB Heavy ROW (Each Arm) - 12x, 10x, 8x, 6x
3. Sled Push 3x Down and Back
4. Sled Pull 3x Down and Back
Monday, January 10, 2011
Fort Myers CrossFitTB- Tues. 1/11/2011 WOD
Warm Up:
4 x Jog
4 x Run
2 x High Knees
2 x Butt Kicks
2 x Lateral Shuffle
Frankenstein
Lunge Stretch
Leg/Hip/Calf Stretches
WOD:
Complete 4 Rounds each group
Group # 1:
KB Shuttle Runs
10-KTE’s
Group # 2:
Farmers Carry to 41 & Back (DB’s, KB’s or plates)
Run 800 m.
RidgeWOD:
Skill Work (Practice):
1. Handstand Push Ups: 20 minutes (include handstand holds)
2. Muscle Up Progressions: 12 minutes (include shoot thrus)
Auxiliary Work: 5 Rounds NOT for time...
10x Ring Push Ups
7x Ring Dips
Core Work: Collect 2 Minutes of EACH
GHD Slosh Bar Trunk Rotations
Hollow Rock
4 x Jog
4 x Run
2 x High Knees
2 x Butt Kicks
2 x Lateral Shuffle
Frankenstein
Lunge Stretch
Leg/Hip/Calf Stretches
WOD:
Complete 4 Rounds each group
Group # 1:
KB Shuttle Runs
10-KTE’s
Group # 2:
Farmers Carry to 41 & Back (DB’s, KB’s or plates)
Run 800 m.
RidgeWOD:
Skill Work (Practice):
1. Handstand Push Ups: 20 minutes (include handstand holds)
2. Muscle Up Progressions: 12 minutes (include shoot thrus)
Auxiliary Work: 5 Rounds NOT for time...
10x Ring Push Ups
7x Ring Dips
Core Work: Collect 2 Minutes of EACH
GHD Slosh Bar Trunk Rotations
Hollow Rock
Saturday 110108
Darian Barnett makes it to the CrossFit.com mainpage.
Look for the link of his double rope muscle up video under the picture of the guy rowing in a cowboy hat.
Click the link below to view:
Saturday 110108
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