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:


No Regrets in life

Achievement is as simple as trying over and over and over again.

The CrossFit Open and the 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.

What Should You Avoid Eating?

You are human, and humans are amazing:

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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

Coaches of CrossFit Mean Streets of Downtown LA

Ronnie Teasdale

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Ronnie graduated from Oakland University with a degrees in Exercise Science and Psychology.

His certifications include:

USA Weightlifting Sport Performance Coach
Performance Enhancement Specialist certified
CrossFit Level 1
CrossFit Level 2 Instructor (1 of only 326 worldwide)
Running Coach/ CrossFit Endurance Certified
CrossFit Olympic Weightlifting Certified
CrossFit Gymnastics Certified
Kickboxing Instructor certified
Mobility and Movement enhancement certified
NASM Personal Trainer
Self Myofascial Release certified Coach

Ronnie is a well experienced trainer of both private and groups. He has a passion for fitness and health and is constantly absorbing more information that will benefit his clients.

He is a competitor. A hockey player for over 20 years since the age of 3 he learned the value of winning at all costs. Having a father that owned a bunch of old “fix up” houses he forcefully learned the value of hard work. Ronnie knows that anything is possible. He does not accept and is highly intolerant of anything that goes against that viewpoint.

Before adapting CrossFit and other group classes into his gym (established in 2006) Ronnie had his own private training gym in Los Angeles focusing on high intensity training. He now focuses his efforts coaching top level CrossFit athletes. his specialities are in Diet, Biomechanics training, WOD strategy, and performing maximally at redline levels.

If you are a current athlete anywhere in the world looking for info about advanced athlete programming and coaching email Ronnie@CrossFitMeanStreets.com.

Stacey Hallarces
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Stacey achieved her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from USC in May of 2012 and received her B.S. in Kinesiology from San Jose State University in 2009. She is also certified as a:

-CrossFit Level 1 Instructor
-NASM Performance Enhancement Specialist
-NASM Corrective Exercise Specialist
-NASM Certified Personal Trainer
-NESTA Certified Personal Fitness Trainer

Her love for fitness began at a young age, participating in soccer, softball, judo, and running; and continues to manifest in her passion to promote health and wellness as her career.

Nina Sugamori
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Nina Sugamori is currently:

-Level One CrossFit Certified Trainer
-CrossFit Kids
She is also AFAA certified as a Group Exercise instructor and Personal Trainer.

She has taught aerobics and fitness since 1989 and yoga since 1998. Class formats included belly dance, seniors, sculpting, step, high-low, kickbox and exercise ball.

Her involvement in sports began in junior high with cross country running, soccer and softball. Later she pursued body building in Venice Beach at World’s Gym operated personally by Joe Gold himself.

She originally was introduced to a traditional 6-day/week split routine by Arnold Schwarnegger’s cousin Jo Jo. She credits her muscle mass from the split routine for allowing her to survive a motorcycle versus drunk driver collision in 1983 that took her right biceps, radial nerve and one inch of her right humerus.

Brief ventures into Muay Thai, acrobatic yoga, the Alexander Feldenkrais technique, adult gymnastics, and snow boarding have taught her the value of integrated neuromuscular synchronization and proprioceptive skill development.

Her childhood with her painter/sculptor grandmother and bachelors degree in mechanical engineering have given her a keen eye for refined observation of body mechanics and the applied physics of humans executing exercise.

She has taught as many as 26 classes per week which is a form of endurance training.

Nina has an artist’s view of the human form and considers physical training to be a sculptor’s tool for perfecting nature’s living art work. Functional training as CrossFit exemplifies is the most direct route to a balanced enviable physique that performs optimaly and reliably.

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At age 16 Nina had an in depth knowledge of human anatomy

Nina coaches WODs, offers one-on-one CrossFit Elements, has extensive experience with scaling and provides assisted torque and stretch sessions.

Basile Beaty

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Basile Beaty is a graduate of Amherst College; he competed in 12 NCAA seasons and broke several records as a runner of the 400 and 800-meter dashes. After graduating he worked in Mississippi for two years as a high school teacher and a track coach where several of his runners went on to podium at the state meet. He is currently a PhD candidate at USC.

Basile is CrossFit Level 1 certified as well as CrossFit Endurance certified. Last year after having done CrossFit for only six months he qualified for Southern California Regionals as an individual. He placed 21st in 2012 sectionals and 33rd at Regionals.

 

Mark Wilson

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Mark has been coaching in the Crossfit Community since Jan 2009. He comes from a military background as an Infrantryman in USMC and is a covert computer geek. In his spare time, he loves spending time with his daughter (Leilani), Tai Chi, Reading, Cycling and Traveling.

Jason Cole
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Jason is a Level 1 CrossFit instructor.

Prior to his involvement with CrossFit Jason was a competitive swimmer, swim coach and instructor, and Los Angeles City lifeguard. While on land he trained and competed in Jiu-Jitsu, receiving his blue belt (BJJ) and another blue belt (Quantum Jiu-Jitsu). He also dabbled in MMA. His first exposure to “constantly varied, functional movement performed at high intensity” was watching fellow Banana Slug Greg Amundson (original CrossFit firebreather) slam med-balls into the asphault and do kipping pull-ups and thinking “what the hell is this guy doing?” and “I have to try that.” The rest is history. Jason only wishes he had encountered CrossFit earlier, as it would have made pulling folks out of the water, or into armbars, that much easier.

Jason is a graduate of UC Santa Cruz and USC. When he’s not fighting through WODs (or helping clients do so) he’s fighting for justice in the courts.

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Lydia Calligns
ISSA /CPR-AED/First Aid/Postnatal/Prenatal
Athletic Accomplishments
Boxing Experience 6 years with a record of 4,2,1
Fought as an Amateur Fighter
USA Boxing 2006-2008
California Athletic Commission 2009
Knock outs For Girls (non profit organization)
Winner of 2 Bouts for a charity events which raised 20k for underprivileged teens.

Specialty Training Areas
-Weight Loss
-Strength and Endurance Training
-Body Sculpting
-Flexibility and Balance
-Core Training
-Boxing Conditioning
-Postnatal/Prenatal Fitness

Lydia Fun Facts
Lydia begin her career in fitness competing as a female boxer for four years in Los Angeles. When she is not in the gym she is working as a fitness model. She has worked as a fitness model for several fitness infomercials. Her images have appeared in magazine editorials for Vogue, Vanity Fair, Style, Lucky, Heart and Soul, Fitness Magazine and Self Magazine. She was featured in the New York times (2011); as the new face in the body toning apparel division of a well known competitive athletic shoe and apparel company. Lydia is a member and fighter for a non-profit organization KO4G that helps underprivileged teens go to college.

 

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