AS SEEN ON ESPN, CNN & ABC





Lalanne Fitness on Facebook




UPCOMING EVENTS

CrossFit For Hope
Saturday, June 9th @ 9:00AM
more info...

2012 NORCAL REGIONALS
May 18th - 20th
more info...

24 HOUR WORKOUT II
Fri, July 6th 19:30 - Sat, July 7th 19:30
more info...




Testimonial - Ed

LaLanne Fitness image

Last Christmas I looked down at the scale and saw 250 pounds for the first time ever. It was time to join a gym and get to it. I talked with a few personal trainers, but decided to choose Chris LaLanne minutes after I met him. I had worked with many fitness trainers before and could tell he was...



Recent



Archives



Feeds

Want this as an RSS feed format? Click the link below...

rss 2.0 feed



Trainer - Scott Mainini



CrossFit Kids




TURNING your fitness program UPSIDE-DOWN…

FREE CLASS for YOU and a FRIEND till the end of OCTOBER!

Fitness can be like many other things in life in that we often take the path of least resistance. Gravitating towards things that we're good at, avoiding the stuff we suck at. This keeps us clear of facing challenges, while at the same time, keeping us from becoming better athletes. CrossFit is a program that forces you to be uncomfortable and overcome these challenges. My job as a coach is to help you face your weaknesses and figure out how to improve and get better. The "Handstand" is one skill that can be challenging for many students and a position that is symbolic of the CrossFit method, literally TURNING your fitness program UPSIDE-DOWN.

LaLanne Fitness image

What's your weakest link?

Workout of the Day
Four rounds for time:
Run 400m
-90 seconds rest between rounds

PALEO RECIPE
"Cashew Chicken Wraps"
2 chicken breast, cooked
2 omega-3 eggs, scrambled
1 onion, chopped
1/2 head lettuce leaves
1/2 cup cashews, crushed
Garlic clove, minced
Olive Oil
Oregano
Sea salt
Black pepper
Sautee garlic, olive oil, onion, oregano in skillet before cooking chicken breast. Add chopped chicken breast scrambled eggs, cashew. Salt and pepper to taste.


"The talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do, well."-Henry W. Longfellow