Bound Newsletter 7.22.2024

Success means doing the best we can with what we have. Success is the doing, not the getting; in the trying, not the triumph. Success is a personal standard, reaching for the highest that is in us, becoming all that we can be.

- Zig Ziglar

Thanks to those who braved the weather to ruck up Kennesaw Mountain Saturday with Jen!


Bragging Board:

  • Congratulations to Stuntman Mike for winning weeks 1 of his gyms competition.

    • From Mike: “This past Thursday was the first of the three workouts. They did the muscle up clean and jerk workout. As far as I know I was the only one in the division that even completed the workout. Everyone else got time capped. One down two to go”

Congratulations to Quentin on his engagement.

Congratulations to Mary on her big day!


Upcoming Birthdays:

  • James Studdards - July 22

  • Bill Gilliam - July 24

  • Rob Morgan - July 30


Announcements/Schedule/Events:

  • Run Club with Savannah Haygood that will meet Wednesday at Swift Cantrell at 6:30pm.

  • Beach Brawl 2024 Fall - 9/27 thru 9/29

  • Blue Ridge 15/30/50k trail run - October 5th, 2024

  • Affiliate Dues: we still have some of the affiliate dues missing. I’ll be following up this week. So we can start updating equipment - ASAP!

    • YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE THE AFFILIATE DUES IN THE WODIFY APP on iPad out front.

      • we have several items we need to replace in the gym when it comes to plates, ropes, dumbbells, etc

        • $40 for individuals

        • $60 for Couples


CrossFit Journal Article of the Week: “Want to Increase Your Fitness? Take a Rest Day”

“Exercise causes microscopic tears in our muscle fibers, and as we rest, those fibers are repaired, adapting to become bigger and stronger. This process of adaptation, called supercompensation, is what allows us to run faster, jump higher or lift more weight.

“‘It’s during the fatigue phase, as the body recovers, that we adapt to the training,’ said Dr. Giles Warrington, a professor of human performance and innovation at the University of Limerick in Ireland.

“Without adequate rest, the muscles don’t have time to adapt, stalling progress and preventing improvement.”

Perennial CrossFit Games athletes Scott Panchik and Arielle Loewen weigh in on the topic of rest in this article from The New York Times. What’s your rest-day routine? Tell us in the comments.


Weekly Training Breakdown July 22-27

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