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Kaitlin shows that the lunch hour workout is no bologna. Roots athletes are headed to the Rocky Mountain Sectionals.
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Five rounds for max reps of:2/3 Body weight thrusterPull-upsChoose between dead hang or C2B pull-ups. Eat meat, vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch, and NO SUGAR! Check out the sugar loads in the foods highlighted in this news story. SUGAR.
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Paul flies high on a vertical jump. The downsides of sugar. Sugar more addictive than cocaine, study suggests.
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Functional movements part 2. Tosh does Grace. Roots does Grace.
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5 rounds: 200m run7 front squat7 push press Constantly Varied, Functional Movements, Performed at High Intensity In the shop, we throw around a lot of phrases, such as “functional movements.”  Like “luxury” in condominium advertisements, “functional” is overused in the fitness industry.  So just what do we mean when we say that we do functional movements at CrossFit Roots? Functional movements are ones that no one person has invented.  If you pick up your child, you are not doing the Nisha Alden Child Lift, you’re simply doing a deadlift – a movement necessary for everyday life.  Functional movements are essential for independent living now and in our elderly years.  The movements are elemental, they can not be broken down further and achieve the same affect.  The idea that the human body can train in isolation the major muscle groups and then neurologically reprogram the information to allow the body to work...
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