Archive for July, 2011
30/07/11
Sat ,30/07/2011Workout Of the Day
Skill of The Week – Kipping Pull-up
For Time
1 OPB
30 Squats
30 Pull-ups
30 Sit-ups
1 OPB
GYM IS CLOSED MONDAY 1 AUG
First Global Estimates of Celiac Disease and
Its Mortality Burden: 42,000 Children May Die Every Year
ScienceDaily (July 27, 2011) — Researchers from
Umeå University, Sweden and University of the Witwatersrand,
South Africa, have compiled the first global estimates of celiac
disease and associated mortality, just published in the journal
PLoS ONE. These estimates suggest that around 42,000 children
may die every year from celiac disease, mostly from Africa and Asia.
29/07/11
Fri ,29/07/2011Workout Of the Day
Skill of The Week – Kipping Pull-up
Strength – Back Squat 5@75%, 3@85%, Max @95%
3 Rounds For Time
500m row
25 Ball Slams 12/9
GYM IS CLOSED MONDAY 1 AUG
New Factor In Teen Obesity: Parents
Science Daily (Feb. 13, 2009) — There may be a reason teenagers eat more burgers
and fries than fruits and vegetables: their parents. (Read more)
28/07/11
Thu ,28/07/2011Workout Of the Day
Skill of The Week – Kipping Pull-up
Strength – Bench 5@75%, 3@85%, Max @95%
15′ rope descents
Must be hand over hand
while maintaining an L-sit
For max reps and FORM
GYM IS CLOSED MONDAY 1 AUG
As Unhealthy Food Outlets Multiply, Teens Eat More Junk
Science Daily (July 27, 2011) — Got lots of fast food restaurants and other
outlets that sell junk food in your neighborhood? Then your teen is more
likely to nosh regularly on burgers and fries and wash them down with a soda.
27/07/11
Wed ,27/07/201126/07/11
Tue ,26/07/2011Workout Of the Day
Skill of The Week - Kipping Pull-up
Strength - Deadlift 5@75%, 3@85%, Max @95%
12min Every Minute On The Minute
3 deadhang pull-up
6 box jump 30"/24"
at the end of 12 minutes
perform a 250m row for every
round not completed
Eating Nuts Daily Could Help Control Type 2 Diabetes and Prevent Complications, Study Suggests Science Daily (July 12, 2011) — Eating nuts every day could help control Type 2 diabetes and prevent its complications, according to new research from St. Michael's Hospital and the University of Toronto. Read More











