More newbies today that I brought from work. All are very strong willed, female certified athletic trainers. All will do well if they stick with it.
Had 12 total participants today in the morning class, no problem for Dave.
- warm ups including the "spinal wave"
- split into 4 groups of 3, each group had one station: v-ups, push ups, squats, and renegade rows (in deadlift position) for time, 19 seconds rest in between sets, did 3 rounds
- then the carousel of pain, everyone grabbed a different sized kettlebell and we did swings for time 30 on/20 off and rotated to the next kettlebell. Smallest size we had was a 12kg to the largest being a brand spanking new 28kg kettlebell. very impressed to say I saw 2/3 of the class swing with the 28kg, while the others did deadlifting with it. Remember, out of those 12 people, 3 were men. So don't believe that bullshit that women can't or should not lift heavy weights!
Going to do a post later about making a financial commitment to your health. You either pay for it now and enjoy the benefits, or pay for it later and be miserable. Either way you end up spending money. How much is your happiness worth?
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