ROD 053112

Thursday 31May12

 

7pm – Don’t show up because it’s convenient, show up for the challenge

 

 

 

 

 

Push-Slam-Swing

AMRAP for 10 minutes of:

  • 10 Clapping Push-ups
  • 15 Kneeling Slam Ball (w15lb / m20lb)
  • 20 KB Row & Catch

2 minute rest then… another 10 minutes of: (Women 16KG >/Men24kg>)

  • 15 Swings
  • 15 Dead Dip & Switch
  • 15 KB figure Eights

This ROD is for time… please post times to white board.

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8pm

 

 

 

 

 

Boxing NLP Style

Are you ready?

This Super High Intensity Circuit class will leave you in a pudddle of sweat and beggin for more.

Your cardiorespiratory and muscular endurance will benefit from our motivational, challenging fun circuit training boxing class.

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Importance of Hydration in the Summer Heat

By Rachel Fox

It’s that time of the year when we not only have to concentrate on eating healthy, but on staying properly hydrated too. The summer heat can cause discomforting symptoms if regular and adequate fluids are not consumed.

Water is one of the most important components of our daily diets. Water helps lubricate internal surfaces, flushes toxins through the kidneys, transports nutrients throughout the body, maintains healthy blood pressure, regulates body temperature and sustains healthy vital organs.

Symptoms of Dehydration

Dehydration can happen at any time of the year in any weather condition. Summer heat seems to bring on more instances of dehydration due to larger losses of body fluid through sweating. Be conscious of the following symptoms to help prevent or treat dehydration:

•Dry mouth

•Headache

•Nausea

•Vomiting

•Irritability

•Tiredness

•Decreased urination

•Constipation

•Dizziness

•Fever

•Delirium

Water Consumption Recommendations

The National Institute of Medicine recommends about 3 liters of fluid for males and 2 liters for women. This includes all beverages like coffee, juice, water, tea, milk etc. Additional fluid may be needed but can generally be found in the moisture of foods. The general recommendation for eight 8 oz glasses of water per day converts to about 1.9 liters. This amount would be sufficient for most women, males need slightly more. Exercise and excessive sweating cause extra water loss and create higher fluid needs. Be sure to maintain proper hydration before, during and after strenuous exercise, especially in the summer heat.

Remember:

When hydrating in the summer heat, water is your best option. Sports beverages may be needed through strenuous exercise and excessive fluid and electrolyte losses through sweat. Choose beverages with lower calorie content and lower added sugar. Juices, sodas and sweetened coffee beverages can add unnecessary simple carbohydrates to your diet. When drinking water, choose the tap! There is no need for bottled water and as we all know, there are more cons than pros in drinking it.