There’s nothing more humbling than getting smacked down from a high. Crossfit will do that to you pretty often. My dad blessed me with his strength genes. My recently-back-to-crossfit backsquat is not too shabby at all. What the Balvanera’s lack however, is endurance, as shown on the time it took me to finish today’s workout. [...]
Continue reading...16 April 2009
Ocean Beach Ride, originally uploaded by maubrowncow. Here’s proof that I rode to Ocean Beach and back. More about this picture in a post to come in my 90 day project section.
Continue reading...1 April 2009
The back is fully recovered and stronger than ever thanks to sports chiropractic work in Oakland, a Thai massage in Soma, and low weight, slow deadlifts. My goals are back on track. Speaking of which, I realize I never mentioned specific goals of this 90 day project. After all, you can’t create a map if [...]
Continue reading...24 March 2009
So the big predicament today is how to deal with a thrown out back just 2 days into a 90 day project. Do I tap out, hit pause, say mercy. What do professional athletes do in situations like this? That is, besides be tended to by a staff of specialists. Well, let’s bring it down a notch. What [...]
Continue reading...23 March 2009
Tonight’s workout is one of the lovely “girls” of crossfit. “Karen”. She consists of 150 twenty pound wall balls as fast as you can. Karen is a very unassuming lady. What could possible be difficult about tossing up a ball a few times. Don’t be fooled. Karen is a bitch. She toys with your confidence [...]
Continue reading...22 March 2009
I am currently 26 days and 11 hours away from the Red Bluff Ramble Sprint, but more importantly, I’m calling today day 1 of a 90 day fitness experiment. I don’t consider myself to be out of shape, but for the next 90 days I’m going to push my mind and body to the limits [...]
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