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Category: Props

EndlessBeauty.com Extreme Body Challenge

I mentioned last post the EndlessBeauty.com Extreme Body Challenge. http://endlessbeauty.com/content/endlessbeautycom-extreme-body-challenge All the info is at that link–what it is, our food logs, and more. Including this sweet vid of me & ZT: Today was Day 2 of the challenge. I went to see Kyler at AST and he seems a little worried about my shoulder.…

Oil … what to use?

I recently got my mom off the canola oil but couldn’t articulately tell her why–though I did a good enough job to convince her 🙂 Today, she forwards me an article from Bottom Line Daily Health News, one of a few newsletters I recommend you read (more listed at the end of this article), with…

CrossFit Portland

Stopped into CrossFit Portland this morning for a strength workout: WOD 3/10/2010 post load and J’s best quotes to comments A)  Hang Squat Snatch – advanced: work up to a max single; then 1-1-1 @ 80% of today’s max beginner: 6-8 sets of 3; focus on skill. B)  OH Squat – 3 attempts at max…

Double the volleyball

Still feeling kind of puny, but planning to hit up Roaring Fork tonight. Last night I got in some rec leage volleyball, thinking it’d be a nice, light way to test out how sick I really am. Played one match (three games) and felt good but started to tire, but when the next team asked…

More fame (no fortune)

My star is rising, people. The amazing, uber-talented Mel Joulwan (whose blog, I might add, is worth checking out for top-notch Paleo recipes, creative workouts, and Mel’s great sense of humor) blogged about me–what a sweetheart! She says you gotta meet me 🙂 Thanks, Mel! Also, this pic of me doing ring dips was on…

Hit it on an empty stomach

“Drink early, hit it on an empty stomach, finish off with protein and fat.” Thanks for the drinking advice, Robb Wolf! Robb records a great Podcast addressing tons of Paleo questions. This particular gem of a quote is from Episode 15. Where he also notes that to get the greatest hit from caffeine, mix it…

Training your weaknesses – myth?

I’ve been thinking a lot about training my weaknesses. But then Keith Norris at Theory to Practice, a great blog, posted on the very same topic some very poignant insights: that while you address your weaknesses, don’t train away from your strengths–he sums it up best by saying “work whatchur mama give ya.” Check out…