Snatch Complex
Performance
Snatch Balance:
3-3-3-3-3
Warm up and work up to a heavy triple for the day.
Fitness
Behind-the-Neck Snatch Grip Push Press + 3 Overhead Squats
Warm up and work up to a challenging but perfect set of the complex.
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Exposure 6 of 8
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For Time:
21-15-9
Dumbbell Push Presses 50/35
Calories Rowed (15-9-6 Bike)
Pull-Ups
The dumbbell load should be challenging and done in 1-3 sets. Same for the Pull-Ups. Scale volume on Pull-Ups or to Jumping Pull-Ups as needed.
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Alchemy Nutrition & Wellness at CFSBK
Know a lot (or a little) about nutrition but can’t seem to make it work for you consistently? Have you tried diets like Paleo, vegan, Zone, counting macros, counting calories, intermittent fasting, you name it… to no avail? Did it work while you were “good,” but was eventually too hard to maintain and you “got off track”? Programs that ask for quick, wholesale changes often end up this way. If you’re tired of starting over every few months to get “back on track” and are ready to commit to yourself for the long haul, there’s a different approach.
What we offer
Many people know what they should be eating but lack the structure necessary to do so consistently. At Alchemy Nutrition & Wellness, we use a client centered coaching program to provide the structure and accountability you need to finally make nutrition work for you. It’s not a quick-fix, short-term diet. There’s no counting, complicated meal plans, or elimination of any particular food group. Working side by side with your coach over the course of a full year, you’ll develop the habits necessary to eat better today, tomorrow, and next week, and develop skills to be healthy for life.
Results you can expect
- A healthy relationship with food and the ability to enjoy it
- A deeper understanding of what foods to eat regularly and what serving sizes are appropriate, without the need to weigh and measure
- Independence from “dieting”
- Improved body composition and overall health
- Improved self esteem and confidence in other areas of your life
Skills and habits that you’ll work on
Goal setting and learning the difference between “what” to do and “how” to do it
- Eating mindfully and slowly, consistently
- Developing awareness of hunger cues
- Creating an energy deficit consistently (if trying to lose weight or body fat) or creating an energy surplus consistently (if trying to gain lean body mass)
- Eating high-quality, nutrient-rich foods consistently
- Getting enough protein, fat, “smart carbs,” vitamins, minerals, and nutrients
- Training consistently, frequently, and with appropriate intensity
- Improving sleep and recovery habits
Benefits of Alchemy Nutrition and Wellness Coaching
Regular communication with your coach to keep you motivated and progressing towards your goals
- Subscription to our online software system that serves as your hub for all aspects of the program, easily accessible from a computer, tablet, or smartphone
- An easy to navigate home page that charts and tracks consistency with daily habits
- Regular objective assessments (measurements and optional photos) to track progress
- Daily lessons on a variety of topics including: cooking, nutrition, mindfulness, prioritizing your own health, and the “why” of what you’re working on to help you develop the skills and behavior patterns necessary to achieve your goals
Head over to the Alchemy program page to learn more about how habit-based coaching works and how you’ll acquire the skills necessary to achieve your nutrition goals.
Pricing
Nutrition Coaching Only
$150 billed monthly with a 12-month commitment
$125 prepaid with a 12-month commitment ($1500, a savings of over 15%)
Exercise Programming Add-On
Include exercise programming for an additional $50 per month! Exercise is the best accessory to nutrition for your body composition goals. Our exercise programming is individualized to your experience, goals, and level of ability. Similar to the nutrition program, you’ll learn through daily practice to build healthy exercise habits while developing a stronger body. Whether you’re a seasoned gym rat or have never exercised a day in your life, we can provide a program that meets you where you’re at and challenges you appropriately.
Questions? Contact Chris and Jess!
News and Notes
- Holy crap. It’s Thanksgiving! We’ll be running on a modified schedule this Wednesday through Friday. Head over to the Schedule page to find out what’s happening.
- Thanks to everyone who came out to the Art Show last night! And a special shout out to our exhibitors and performers and to Coach Brett for organizing a terrific event.
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Yesterday’s Results Board: Ring Supports | Sumo Deadlift High Pulls, Front Squats, Burpees
Just Breathe Athlete Daily
What Should You Look for in a Cross Training Shoe? BarBend
Arturo Ruiz says
AG
A.
3 rounds – NFT:
20 sec HS hold
6 archer ring rows
12 squat press outs
15 hollow rocks
2 min row/bike – increasing pace
B. Handstand Walk Practice
C. every 8 min complete:
25ft HS walk
25 rKBS – HEAVY
25 WB – 20/14#
row/bike for remaining time
x 3 rounds
D. 5-10 min cool down
kate tk says
NLWC Friday make-up:
Testing!!! Left super beat, but with a couple of new numbers.
Snatch: 52kg/115# (2# pr)
Got stuck for a while around 43kg. For a while = snatching for like 75 minutes lol. Had to sort of just bust through it, hit a few ugly ones at power depth, but once it got past 46kg, things got better as they got heavier. The weight just forced me into position – best snatches of the day were 50, 51, 52. Failed a try at 53 but it’s there!
Clean & jerk: 63kg/139# (5# pr)
I think I have more. I was so tired by this point. Glad this moved at all.
FUN! There’s been a really nice group showing up to lift lately, too.
Then, all the lifting today:
HBBS: 133×5, 153×3, 168×1, 173×2, 185×1, 195×1, 200F, 200*
Finally, 200. It was fine. I took video on the first fail and I bailed super high – like ALMOST ALL THE WAY UP and for some reason got stuck/panicked. So stupid and mental. Got pissed and tried again. Glad that’s behind me.
Then more squatting: 163x2x5, 133x9x3 (this SUCKED)
Push press: 98x2x5
Deadlift: 78x22x4 (this felt super easy compared to last weeks 20s)
Been continuing lots of kharpz warm up stuff, too – got those Sorenson holds up to :90 & feeling skrong!
KLove says
Way to go, Kate! Crushing everything!