Warm up
Run 400m - 100 jumps - practice handstand walks - dynamic stretching
W.O.D.
15 - 40m sprints
1 min rest between each sprint
It's not all or nothing, especially when it comes to carbs
Do you ever wish everyone you know would give up processed carbs altogether? It's tempting to feel that way, but it's not going to happen. Pasta brings a lot of joy to some people. Noodles are practically a religion in New York. Without rice, billions of people would be hungry. In the grand scheme of things, starches play a major role in feeding much of the world's population.
The real issue is that grains are being lumped in with fruits and vegetables as health foods. People think they're supposed to eat lots of grains to be healthy. Ideally, a Paleo diet of fish, meat, eggs, vegetables, fruit, nuts, seeds and healthy oils would be viewed as the ideal diet, with some leeway for grains, legumes and dairy products. An occasional grilled cheese sandwich or bowl of pasta is not going to hurt anyone and can be very good for the soul. But compare that to someone who eats processed foods at every meal, day after day. There's a middle ground when it comes to healthy eating.
Being 100% Paleo may be your goal, and it's an awesome goal, but there's also a lot to be said for 75%. Eating a Paleo diet doesn't mean being perfect. That's asking a lot. The majority of your meals should be made up of real foods. Start with protein, add vegetables, natural fat, and get creative. If you allow yourself a little wiggle room, it's easy to eat more Paleo, if not exactly so. Realistically, aim for 90% and watch the magic happen.
~LeanMachineNYC ..Jenna Shannon
Cool down
Drink water and stretch!
BE SAFE!!!