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  1. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  2. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  3. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  4. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  5. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  6. That is a great post and a good read, nice job Janine.
    I think every ShedHead needs to read this. I like the no whining segment. It is very true about the music. I, for one, am not a DJ, and when there are music complaints… I just want to turn the music OFF!
    I think that we can add to the “10 things”… “stay humble”. Being a CrossFitter doesn’t entitle you to anything. Your fitness has to be earned, just like everything else in the real world. CrossFit is hard, life is hard…earn your fitness like you earn a living, like you earn the respect of your family, your peers and your fellow CrossFitters. Next, “when you compare yourself to others, you become vane or bitter”. Yes, I know we promote a friendly level of competition, but YOUR training should be of the up most importance to YOU. Don’t worry about who is doing what and how they are doing it. Instead, concern yourself with how YOU can be better today than you were yesterday.
    We have been very fortunate to have a strong family of ShedHeads. The level of support is very high within our walls. As our family grows, let’s continue to support each other as we strive for elite fitness!

  7. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  8. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  9. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  10. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  11. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  12. Tried a variation on Deb’s squash/coconut milk recipe.
    Sliced an acorn squash in half
    Drizzled with evoo
    Sprinkled liberally with cinnamon
    Placed flesh side down in a baking dish
    Poured in about 3/4 of a can of coconut milk
    Baked at 400 for about an hour
    Added in chopped walnuts halfway through
    After checking it at 45 the coco milk started to soak up and carmelize a bit, so you just need to keep an eyer on it so it does not burn.
    Had half of it for dinner – it was good!
    I am thinking pecans next time.
    Butternut squash with pecans and cranberries recipe posted in the paleo section.

  13. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  14. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  15. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  16. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  17. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  18. Great reading today J9. I know no whining so i will just mention that I am moving oh so gingerly as the muscles have been worked in my lower limbs. But its all good!

  19. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

  20. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

  21. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

  22. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

  23. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

  24. Final loads/times
    Day 3 modified: (jumping dips-jd, step-ups-stp)
    Al-145#/18:31, some jd
    Phil-95#/15:37, jd, some stp
    Diane-75#/12:55, jd and all 100 reps jumping on the box… hooooray Diane!
    CKL-55#/12:07, jd, stp
    Morris-75#/15:40, jd, stp
    AmyL-mommyfied
    Karen-80#/12:57, jd
    Sena-95#/13:24, jd
    Ken-10:12, subbed ghd sit-ups for box jumps
    BOC-135#/14:21, jd
    Deb-95#/11:46, jd
    Estey-11:32, jd
    Melanie-115#/11:03, jd
    Cheryl-105#back sqt/9:34, jd
    Janice-95#/11:33, jd
    Caroline-65#/11:55, jd, ghd sit-ups subbed for box jumps
    Susan-12:25, jd, stp
    CK-80#/12:59, jd, stp
    AmyF-65#/13:00, jd, stp
    Kat-95#/10:29, jd
    Lisa-18:08, jd, stp
    Day 3 rx’d:
    Pat-155#/9:32
    Gary-95#/16:22
    Kevin-155#/10:36
    Beard-135#/10:59
    Matt-195#/11:21
    Diet Pepsi-135#/10:31
    Randy-165#/11:01
    Alex-205#/5:59….yes, 5:59!
    VonRon-185#/9:43
    David-105#/13:32
    Charlie-185#/10:50
    Scott-195#/9:53

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