This weeks foodie was what is your favorite game day food? We chose this in light of it being FOOTBALL SEASON! And the picture since the Iowa Hawkeyes won the CyHawk. I will begin those blog by apologizing for forgetting Nachos. I will admit outright that those would have been head and shoulders a better choice than bean dip, so I am sorry. If you’re one of the people who voted for bean dip anyway, and there were a few, wow. Losers.
This week on COACHES BREAKDOWN we will be going over the Inverted Rack Row!
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Alright folks, this week’s foodie was your favorite type of berry. This is one that we wanted to do for a while but were worried we wouldn’t be able to think of enough berry types. These worries were quickly dispelled when we put our minds to it and came up with the very popular and obvious choses of goji, acai, and boysenberries! To round out the 8 was blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, and cranberries.
Joslyn went on to say “it was the workouts that got me to Krave Gym, but the people and my team that will keep me coming!”
This week on COACHES BREAKDOWN we are going to go over how to properly bench press.
Phi Dang is an athlete at Krave Gym Waukee and has been a member since opening January 2019. Phi grew up here in Iowa after quote, “his family swam here from Vietnam when he was just 2 years old.” Phi grew into a bit of a troublemaker though, and as a result moved around quite a bit, attending 5 different high schools. He cleaned up his act and went on to college at Iowa State, and now works as an “Inside Sales Executive” at Arthur Gallagher, one of the largest insurance brokers in the world. To Phi, family is everything and he just recently became a father after his wife, Lannie, brought their baby boy, Tai, into the world.
On this episode Of the coaches break down, we will be covering the wide grip barbell row. This exercise can very easily be done wrong, and so we are going to break it down for you to ensure perfect execution.
From his early years of high school playing baseball,
football, and basketball to intramural sports at Wartburg College he has always had athleticism woven into his DNA.
by Amber Robinson, Owner / Founder Krave Gym MITT TRAINING. Does it really benefit me as an athlete? The answer is YES!! As an athlete, MITT training not only requires you to get more precise at punching smaller targets, but if done correctly, it will also you improve your mobility, rhythm, timing, technique, speed, muscle endurance …
