Russ Insanity/Outdoor Training Results

Posted in Crossfit, Diet, food, insanity, nutrition on April 23rd, 2010 by Russ – 4 Comments

Check below for pictures and more information on what I’m doing to slim down and feel great these days.

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Family Biggest Loser Challenge Week 1 Results

Posted in biggest loser on April 20th, 2010 by Russ – Be the first to comment

Congratulations to Lydia who beat us all this week! We use a percentage of total weight loss to determine the winner each week.

  1. Lydia: 1.99% lost
  2. Russ: 1.44% lost
  3. Tiffany: 1.20% lost
  4. Jon: .63% gained

It’s a new week! Keep up the good work guys!

Congratulations, Keith: CrossFit Certified!

Posted in Crossfit, Keith Hand, workout regimens on April 19th, 2010 by Russ – Be the first to comment

Congratulations to Keith, who certified this week for CrossFit! He’s now Level 1 certified!

That means if you join our outdoor workout group in the Brunswick/St Simons area you’ve got a bonafide Crossfit certified trainer looking out for you! We typically meet in the late afternoon/early evenings at Windsor Park to hangout and workout. Everyone is welcome! Bring the whole family! We’ll be working out regularly throughout the spring and summer.

Check here for details and schedule.

Kudos to Keith on his certification, it’s neither easy nor inexpensive. We’re proud of you!

Chubby Tummy Can Almost Double Your Risk of Premature Death

Posted in Diet, fitness, nutrition on April 15th, 2010 by Russ – Be the first to comment

A 2008 Study of over 350,000 people across Europe published in the New England Journal of Medicine says that having a large waistline can almost double your risk of dying prematurely even if your body mass index is within the ‘normal’ range.

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Is Grass-fed Cattle better than Corn/Soy Fed Cattle?

Posted in food, nutrition on April 14th, 2010 by Russ – Be the first to comment

CUD from Joe York on Vimeo.

Great documentary (less than 16 minutes in length) about a cattle farmer in Early County, GA.

Is your beef really good for you, the environment, and the cattle?