Why Your Environment Matters More than Willpower for Nutritional Success. Have you ever wondered why, despite your best intentions, it can be challenging to stick to a healthy eating plan? Many people believe that willpower is the key to success in nutrition and dieting. As nutrition coaches, we hear
It never fails. A 3 day weekend just happened. You wake up on Tuesday (feeling like it’s Monday) and you’re feeling generally “bleh.” Maybe a little bloated. Maybe a little foggy. Maybe a little (or a lot) annoyed at your nutritional behaviors from the past 3 days. We get it.
Tips On Plateaus Plateaus are inevitable. You’ll start out training, see great progress quickly, and then those results will slowly steady out. After a while, you might even feel like you’re not making any progress at all. This has got to be one of the most frustrating feelings in
2 on, 1 off. by Clark Hibbs 2 on, 1 off, referring to your workout schedule. I’ve been pretty open and honest before about my struggles of getting workouts in, and lately, I feel the same way. I have a lot of things to do every day and each week,
“Why it is important to PLAY outside of CrossFit” by Dan Eakin I had an epiphany over the Easter weekend. Did you know -and I couldn’t believe this at the time- that there are activities that you can do, in combination with CrossFit, to stay in shape? Additionally, did you
I want more people to start their day off with a win. Why? It’s so easy to NOT get a victory if you leave your wins up to everybody else. You might win by getting to the gym and getting a great workout in after work! Or your boss could
by Daniel Solano In 2015 I made a decision to step away from a regular CrossFit routine and focus on power lifts. That meant more workouts with an emphasis on strength and less on metabolic conditioning (metcon) style workouts. As a result I lost a considerable amount of conditioning. To
I kind of messed up my blog schedule (and by messed up, I mean I haven’t been writing…oops!). The last update was week 9… and now it’s week 17. My bad, guys. Not MUCH has changed since that week 9 check in, except that I’m down an additional 7 pounds.
Learning from Jordan Spieth On Sunday, June 23rd, Jordan Spieth (23 years old) won the 146th British Open, one of professional golf’s most historic tournaments. He did it by shooting five under par day 1, one under par day 2, 5 under par day 3 and finishing off with a
Pictured: 9 weeks in. 198 pounds. Coach Check In: 9 weeks of 12 Welp. Here we are. 9 weeks later out of this 12 week journey with coach Josh and Stronger U. I weighed in at 198 pounds yesterday. That means I’m 27 pounds down since starting 9 weeks ago.
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