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HEAD TURNING moments…

If you're wondering why the video's below are "sideways"... it's because I just got a new cell phone (DROID) and I didn't realize that it would save the file "laterally" sideways. O'well... TURN YOUR HEAD - PRESS PLAY - and watch two students get their 1st ring muscle-ups. MATT R. and NATALIE are officially in the MUSCLE-UP CLUB. Great job guys!



If you were lucky enough to watch before I figured out how to rotate the clips in iMovie... sorry!

Workout of the Day
Thrusters
5, 5, 5, 5, 5
-break
Double Tabata:
Push Press #95/65
Jumping Pull-Up

PALEO RECIPE
"Deep Fried Quail" -paleofood.com
birds
8 cloves garlic
2 centers lemon grass
1 T black pepper (crushed)
1/4 cup olive oil
This is rather low-rent, but my favorite quail dish is deep-fried. Take your birds and marinate them with garlic, lemon grass, black pepper (crushed) and oil overnight. Reduce marinade to a fine emulsion in a mortar and rub it into the quail (inside the body cavity, under the skins, etc.) Allow them to come to room temperature, dry them off, and then deep fry them in oil. They'll puff up and then deflate. Cook them to your taste (either very crispy or not so). I serve them Vietnamese-style with salt and pepper powder (roast white peppercorns with salt and some lemon zest, then crush) and limes. Squeeze the lime on the quail, dip in salt/pepper combo, and eat. They are great served with pickled carrots and daikon (again, Vietnamese-style). Your numbers may be slightly off. I would allow 3-4 quail per person (I tend to get very small birds). They are quite addictive served this way and you'll be surprised how many you end up eating (bones and all!)


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  1. molly   on  01/12   at  07:26 AM
    awesome! you both make it look so easy!

  2. Maribel   on  01/12   at  09:55 AM
    Chris and I were so meant to be, we both screwed the video up by turning it sideways. LOL. CONRATS to both Matt AND Natalie for getting their first muscle-ups! I am glad I was there to witness Miss Nat's!!! YAY!!!

  3. Natalie B.   on  01/12   at  01:22 PM
    Thanks for being there to video it Maribel!! Molly you are next... smile



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