Workout of the Day:
“Lynne”
Five rounds for max reps of:
Body weight bench press
Pull-ups
(Compare to June 4, 2009)
Workout of the Day:
“Lynne”
Five rounds for max reps of:
Body weight bench press
Pull-ups
(Compare to June 4, 2009)
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September 15th
More details will be coming out about the challenge in the next couple of weeks, but start thinking about your goals and what is possible. Several participants in the first LGFGPG Challenge lost 40 lbs. and improved their strength and conditioning benchmarks in just 7 weeks. A few participants got free memberships and a lot of cash for their efforts as well. We’ll put all of the pieces in place for all participants to succeed and look, feel and perform better than ever.
September 20th-21st
For individuals looking to build upon their current knowledge and take their coaching to new levels. This course covers aspects of nutrition, lifestyle consulting, physical assessment, exercise program design and business models.
Register here.
September 25th
Big Dawg competitions have traditionally been and will maintain its goal of being a gathering place for folks to compete together or online against one another based on prescribed fitness workouts.
They have been and will continue to be built so that anyone can do them anywhere with the basics. Only expectations are honesty in movement standards and a willingness to help other athletes. For live events the gathering has traditionally been judged by other competitors - i.e. counting reps, watching movements, etc...to keep the camaraderie high. We only expect full effort.
September 24th-26th
For individuals looking to build upon their current knowledge and take their coaching to new levels. This course covers aspects of nutrition, lifestyle consulting, physical assessment, exercise program design and business models. Register here.

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Front squat: 7×1 225-245-265-275-255-255-255
Never really done singles so i’ll take 275 as a good one rep max
Back squat: 1×20 230 PR