CrossFit Mean Streets

265 S Main St Los Angeles CA 90012 (NW corner of 3rd and Main) (213) 290-2367

Blog Posts worth sitting down for:


Achievement is as simple as trying over and over and over again.
Lose Your Pride, Don’t be a Bitch, and Stop the Excuses: The Need to Have Performance-Oriented Thinking
The CrossFit Open and the Fucking Cheaters
Moving Properly
Why we crave sweets, and why carbohydrates make humans FAT
“I believe and know there is only One, and how I do one thing is how I do everything.”
The Body Mind Connection
Accountability
2010 Year in review
WODing to Learn
Competing: Is it for me? When will I be ready?
The Diet of Ronnie Teasdale.... and CrossFit Mean Streets Los Angeles SUNDAY MASS
The importance of Focus Part Deux: Controlling your mind and body through blistering workouts
The Importance of Focus. Part 1 heavy Lifts
The World Sucks, But You Don’t Have To: A Badass Introduction
Do not feel bad for people who do not succeed
Things with Brains move, things that don't move don't have brains
The more you hurt in here, the less you hurt in life.
The World HATES you
Winning is the only option
The Mystery of Stretching and Flexibility:
Critiquing your life to optimization
Chronic Cardio is Forcing Your Body to Kill You and How You Can Save Yourself
Insights from inside the Global Gym....
A Word to all Competitors who train at CrossFit Mean Streets:
“Foods” that are commonly thought of as healthy but are really just killing you
CrossFit is Striving to be the BEST
It's not about the workout, It's about the effort,.... that will change lives
CrossFit at Mean Streets,… or anywhere in the World
Being functional all the way through life is important.
Thoughts from Ronnie Teasdale
What Should You Avoid Eating?
You are human, and humans are amazing:
How to make a Sumo Wrestler

 

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1st CrossFit Intro class is free!

CrossFit Mean Streets is a gym operated by Competitors. We compete in the sport of fitness and are ready to do the unknown and the unknowable full time. We train our athletes in the gym the same way. We want our people capable of all tasks this world has to offer. This is a gym made for people who want to be good at everything and make no excuses about it.

World-Class Fitness in 100 Words:

■ Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds,
some fruit, little starch and no sugar. Keep
intake to levels that will support exercise but
not body fat.

■ Practice and train major lifts: Deadlift, clean,
squat, presses, C&J, and snatch. Similarly,
master the basics of gymnastics: pull-ups,
dips, rope climb, push-ups, sit-ups, presses to
handstand, pirouettes, flips, splits, and holds.
Bike, run, swim, row, etc, hard and fast.

■ Five or six days per week mix these elements
in as many combinations and patterns
as creativity will allow. Routine is the enemy.
Keep workouts short and intense.

■ Regularly learn and play new sports.

-Provided by CrossFit.com

Accountability: have it, because you are effecting everyone

As I have watched the dynamics of class after class there is one thing that I notice that is accounting for the energy of the class. And that is the energy coming from the members themselves.

One person can give the whole class power. I have seen it in action. One person giving there all can carry a whole class with them. This one person does not need to be the greatest in the class either. Just giving their all.

I notice this the most when we have visitors in the gym from other parts of the world. Or if someone is performing extraordinarily well. I would guess the explanation of this would be that people sense the “extra work” being performed where it usually isn’t, and then they step up their game to match.

Whether it is conscious or not: people try harder when the people around them do. That is why CrossFit classes work much better than private training, or training by yourself. That person that fuels the room with power is top-notch, and doing everyone a favor. Which will eventually fuel the entire class to do better as a whole, improving the force of the wave set forth by the initial individual.

You can be that person. You can be that person in the room that leads with example while forcing others to push themselves further than they would themselves. Why not look at every circumstance as an opportunity to make others better? Why not give yourself that responsibility?

Be accountable for your actions,…. because others are noticing.

Strength and Skill

Snatch Skills:

Go Heavy or work on aspects of the Snatch

WOD: 1-4-2011

For time:

1000m Row
75 Snatches (75/45)
1000m Row

Optional:
-Squat snatches
-use heavier weight (95/65)

CrossFit Mean Streets
Downtown LA


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