You Can't Move What You Can't Measure.

Recording your nutritional intake and workouts is one of the most important habits you must develop during your journey toward elite fitness. While it takes some time and can become tedious, the act of logging turns what you've accomplished and what you put into your body a record that can be reviewed, analyzed, and looked back upon in the future in order to determine what is working and what isn't. For example, if an athlete asks me how they can improve their strength, the first question that comes to mind is what they are currently doing and how or why that might be deficient in meeting their goals. If the athlete doesn't have the answer to that question, then it becomes difficult to suggest the best course of action ("lift heavy stuff" is always decent advice at that point).

In order to realize movement on your goals you must be prepared to measure and record. This concept is also one of the main reasons we require prospective members to attend a complimentary one-on-one introduction, so that we may measure their abilities and deficiencies in the 10 components of fitness to better coach them towards elite fitness.

Z gets in some handstand push-ups during 'Nate'.

Today's Workout
Deadlift 5 RM
then...
Complete the following:
Tabata Mash-up
Box Jumps
Sit-ups

Posted by Zareh.