Reminder: Sunday session at 10-11am....that means show up at 10 and begin your post-CrossFit day at 11am....somewhere else!
Thursday, 12 November 2009
CROSSFIT SUFFOLK *** Forging Elite Fitness
TRAINER'S CHOICE
Three Football Speed Training Myths Busted Good information even if you don't play football. Besides, we just really enjoy the exposing of a good fitness myth! Author, Steve Morris, claims crossfitters are "strength is bad" fanatics. Huh???
Officer Describes Firefight That Downs HasanSgt. Mark Todd was the other responding officer last Thursday in Fort Hood. His name didn't get mentioned in the first days after the act of terrorism, but he did a great job!
"We remember those who were called upon to give all a person can give, and we remember those who were prepared to make that sacrifice if it were demanded of them in the line of duty, though it never was. Most of all, we remember the devotion and gallantry with which all of them ennobled their nation as they became champions of a noble cause."
-President Ronald Reagan, November 11, 1988-
Skill Development
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Make Up Missed Workout
Take the opportunity to work on what needs improvement. If everything needs work pick one to three things.
Ronnie working on the Jedi Mind Trick to recover lost shoes!
Blood And Chalk Volume 2: Jim Wendler Talks Big Weights NOT Work or Family Safe** I like Mr. Wendler's attitude...."But here's a closing rant: one thing that no one talks about is how walking into a weight room tired, over-worked, stressed, and f**ked up but then succeeding is a true lesson in mind strength."
If you did not do it yesterday do The Filthy Fifty
Operation Pull For Hope On November 14th Gillian Mouncey will atempt 100 muscle-ups to raise money for Hope For Warriors. Please support her and this cause!
She Ran To Gunfire And Ended It Our condolences to the families of the soldiers killed and injured at Fort Hood on Thursday.
On a positive note Sgt. Kimberly Denise Mulvey did what every cop should do during an active shooter/terrorist situation. As the NY Times article asserts, the good sergeant ran toward the danger, not from it, and stopped the threat by using deadly force. Sgt. Mulvey is a hero, but more importantly, she is a good example of what cops do and what they are supposed to do--run toward the danger when others are running from it.
The unitiated and unappreciative will say, "What's the big deal, that's her job".
The big deal is Sgt. Mulvey could have taken her time, evacuated people in danger, set up a perimeter, make observations and report back to her headquarters while waiting for a SWAT team to arrive. She didn't. Sgt. Mulvey was the "SWAT" team at the moment. She did not wait for reinforcements. She didn't wait for a member of higher rank to tell her what to do. She took action. The most difficult action a cop ever has to take. When the "flock" is running from the "wolf" the "sheepdog" has to run toward the wolf knowing full well the wolf may run or stand its ground and try to kill the sheepdog.
This "wolf" tried to kill Sgt. Mulvey, but Sgt. Mulvey was the one who stood her ground, getting shot in the process. Sgt. Mulvey engaged with ferocity and ended the carnage. Good for her!
We salute Sgt. Mulvey and her partner(we haven't learned the partner's identity yet) for their action on Thursday! They make us proud to be a part of the Big Blue Family!
The other robot voice video was so popular we just had to post this one! We saw this one on Tony Gentilcore.com
Saturday, 07 November 2009
CROSSFIT SUFFOLK *** Forging Elite Fitness
As Many Rounds As Possible In 20 Minutes of:
Push Press, body weight, 3 reps
Burpees, 6 reps
200 Meter run
When training one should remain relaxed. To achieve relaxation one should keep the eyes "light" and the facial expression "calm". One should reflect total peace and serenity..............