Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Death Metal
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 8:47 PM 19 comments
Labels: crossfit gymnastics, freestanding handstand, gymnastics, handstand push up, parallette handstand
Monday, May 25, 2009
Fred's Zone
3 boiled eggs
2 slices turkey bacon
15 almonds
2 apples
Food Item | Servings | Cals | Fat | Cholest | Sodium | Carbs | Sugars | Fiber | Protein | |||||||||
egg | 3.00 | 210 | 14g | 645mg | 195mg | 3g | 0g | 0g | 18g | x | ||||||||
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Raw Apple | 10.00 | 170 | 0g | 0mg | 0mg | 43g | 0g | 0g | 0g | x | ||||||||
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Almonds | 15.00 | 105 | 9g | 0mg | 0mg | 3g | 2g | 2g | 5g | x | ||||||||
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Butterball Turkey Bacon | 2.00 | 50 | 3g | 0mg | 270mg | 0g | 0g | 0g | 4g | x |
Thank you the Daily Plate.com
Click totals for charts! | Totals: | 535 | 26g | 645mg | 465mg | 49g | 2g | 2g | 27g | |
% of your daily value | 26.75% | 39.23% | 215% | 19.38% | 16.33% | n/a | n/a | 53% | ||
Cals | Fat | Cholest | Sodium | Carbs | Sugars | Fiber | Protein |
26g Fat = 9 blocks
49g Carb = 5.5 Blocks
27g Protein = 4 blocks
Almost!
Let's say you are trying to eat 4 blocks, the only thing not over is the protein. You need to scale back the fat and carbs. Less apple, and drop the almonds (sucks).
Try this:
Food Item | Servings | Cals | Fat | Cholest | Sodium | Carbs | Sugars | Fiber | Protein | |||||||||
egg | 1.00 | 70 | 5g | 215mg | 65mg | 1g | 0g | 0g | 6g | x | ||||||||
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Raw Apple | 7.00 | 119 | 0g | 0mg | 0mg | 30g | 0g | 0g | 0g | x | ||||||||
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Butterball Turkey Bacon | 3.00 | 75 | 5g | 0mg | 405mg | 0g | 0g | 0g | 6g | x | ||||||||
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Egg White | 2.00 | 32 | 0g | 0mg | 110mg | 0g | 0g | 0g | 8g | x |
Scrambled eggs of 2 whites and one whole (large).
3 slices Turkey bacon(butterball brand)
No almonds
1 large apple or 1.5 medium apples (7 oz)
That's almost exactly 3 blocks on everything
REmember, what's different about the Zone is that each macronutrient is equally represented and balanced at EVERY meal. That means some careful juggling and some time measuring, but can really pay off for those unaccustomed to this type of control.
Now, for Rx... Try doing 21 blocks a day for 2 weeks. If you comply 90% or more, and you are not losing weight, than try 19, then 18 etc until it works, or you die.
Good luck dude, and be sure to tell me or Mark how it goes!
Make sense?
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 2:29 PM 2 comments
Labels: diet for fat loss, food choices, menu planning, zone crossfit, zone diet, zone food balance, zone food choices
Not bad?
It gets even better when you eliminate Robbie, Cam and Scott for actually being over the line for lightweights.
This was the ranking for LW 1000m Male 30-40 years old.
Here's how I hang with NO restrictions as to weight class, age or gender:
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 11:05 AM 2 comments
Labels: ergometer ranking
New 1000m PR
My previous PR had been 3:47.
I did 3:41 today, and it was a little easier overall. I think my rowing is really starting to come along. I mean that time is pretty solid for an amateur light weight, especially one that rarely rows!
I think I tip the scale at about 155 right now.
Also, I am considering saving my time and posting A LOT less here. Sorry guys. I can still use this as a format to store info (videos and pics) and to answer specific questions from friends, but the unsolicited advice I receive from experts is hard for me to ignore, and that's not productive for me at all.
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 9:31 AM 0 comments
Labels: 1000m row, concept 2 rower, Crossfit, ergometer
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Workin the gymnastics
the freestanding paralette handstand is going to be my crowning achievement.
I have also decided to get there by way of a press to handstand from the paralettes.
On my way there, there's this:
The rock and roll from Full Circle on Vimeo.
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 5:33 PM 5 comments
Labels: l sit, parallette handstand, planche, press to handstand, tucked planche, v sit
Friday, May 8, 2009
Pictures of real estate
Walk Around the Big Blue Box from Full Circle on Vimeo.
9012 Hermitage Road
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 3:38 PM 1 comments
Labels: box
We are the Truth
Don't let it mess you up. Take the message!
I often blame my lack of popularity on my tendency to say things like this. It may not force you to change your panties, but this is the truth.
It must be real; if it is, then there are no advanced or secret techniques.
The functional martial arts he refers to (like the way he mentions Judo first :) ) are real. They work. Working on getting better at them will be a meaningful journey.
Olympic Lifting is real. You either lift the weight, or you don't. And there is a BEST way.
Crossfit is real. You can either get it done in X time or you can't. Following that path WILL make you a better person. And there is a BEST way.
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 11:01 AM 6 comments
Labels: alive training, martial arts training, matt thornton, self improvement, technique martial arts, training with aliveness
Thursday, May 7, 2009
snatch work 5-7-2009
some high pulls
some snatches
and some romanian deadlifts
Snatch Workout 5-7-2009 from Full Circle on Vimeo.
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 2:20 PM 1 comments
Labels: full snatch, high hang squat snatch, snatch balance, snatch grip deadlift
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Who would win in a fight?
Who had the bigger army and more devout followers?
Who could hold sway over a rally better?
It's a tough call...
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 6:49 PM 2 comments
Labels: crossfit hitler, crossfit thruster, hitler crossfit, thruster, thruster hitler
Saturday, May 2, 2009
More Complex training
Complex Lifting: Squat and Jump from Full Circle on Vimeo.
I have posted on complex lifting before:
link
Here's a variation I did yesterday to make our WOD at Crossfit Full Circle a little more fun.
I have been concerned that my progress in the O lifts has been stalling some, mostly because I haven't added anything to my squat or deadlift in forever(almost all my training is dedicated to improving form in the O lifts and mastering new gymnastics skills). I also have not been working at a really high level of peak power. Crossfit has been improving my 'fitness', just not my strength, speed or power. So I will be working the strict press West Side style for a few weeks, and working knee/hip strength/power complexes to complement them. See if I can put a few pounds on my CFT, as well as start hitting bigger high pulls so I can start cleaning and snatching more.
Posted by Jason Struck, CSCS RKC at 10:58 AM 3 comments
Labels: complex lifting, complex training, compound lifting, compound training, depth jump, plyo box, plyometrics, power for BJJ, power for judo, power for sports, squat chains