Passionate and dedicated. That is how they value each of their members. At CrossFit Papamoa, it is their passion to promote health and fitness, as well as bringing a positive environment for everyone.
Crossfit’s fitness programs are designed for universal scalability. With this, they are setting their own standards and measures progression through their members’ load and intensity capacity. Also, it is always perfect for any committed individual, regardless of experiences.
They also provide modified fitness classes for younger age groups. The Fit Kids Class is one of them. This program is only suitable for children ages 6 to 12 years old. Classes start with a warm-up, and after some skill works, they will proceed to the Workout of the Day (WOD). Fit Kids teaches children to create safe functional movements and makes them do exercises in the most enjoyable way.
Meanwhile, they also have the Teen Classes. Teenagers ages 13 to 18 are encouraged to join this program. It involves safe workouts suitable for their age. Just like Fit Kids Class, fun and enjoyment while doing exercises is their priority.
CrossFit Papamoa is not just a gym. It is a community of people with fitness goals. Just like how a classroom works, all members know each other’s names. Also, they notice and miss anybody who’s not there.
CrossFit Papamoa is the master of one-on-one coaching. Improving high-skill movements such as Olympic lifts, gymnastic moves, and many more are the focus of coaches.
CrossFit Papamoa also offers barbell classes and open gym schedules for those who avail their membership promo.
Use a weight that's manageable for you or use a percentage of the weight prescribed, and substitute movements you can do. For recommended scaling, follow @CrossFit Training on Instagram. The CrossFit Journal also contains resources to help you scale the workout to your level.
If you train the WODs hard, eat right and get lots of sleep, you will definitely gain lean mass and lose fat. And yes, you can build muscle mass with the CrossFit protocol.
The CrossFit protocol is designed to elicit a substantial neuroendocrine wallop and hence packs an anabolic punch that puts on impressive amounts of muscle, though that is not our concern. Strength is.
Those athletes who train for function end up with better form than those who value form over function. This is one of the beautiful ironies of training.
The short answer: Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch and no sugar. Keep intake to levels that will support exercise but not body fat.
To optimize fitness, you will need to measure and record intake, evaluate performance and potentially change intake until the desired results are achieved. This approach to diet is no different than the approach to workouts.
To start, we recommend everyone give the baseline Zone Diet prescription a try for four weeks. Doing so will help you establish measurable, observable, repeatable data on your input (food) and output (performance). Once you have completed a minimum baseline term of four weeks, you may find you have to make small tweaks to the block prescription until you achieve your best performance.
This type of measured, systematic self-observation will be the best guide as to whether you should eat any type of food or implement any diet "strategy.”
For instance, experimentation will give you valuable information on grains, legumes, dairy and salt, and it can even help you plan the frequency and timing of your meals. You may need to your adjust your food intake for your lifestyle, goals, discipline, commitment level, etc. You may choose to experiment with supplementation, post-workout nutrition, fasting, and so on. You may choose to include a cheat meal, eat more fat, consume more food, etc.
Overall, diet is specific to each individual, and he or she can optimize diet by carefully tracking input and output.