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Welcome to CAP's SHS Strongman Training
If you want to come down and flip tires with the "old man"... do so at your own risk, I am not your mommies (even if I am prettier than some of them). If I tell you to scram--do so. We all help each other and WE ALL CLEAN UP. Bring water and an indomitable will. Check the blog 1 hour before you come down if there is foul weather or just in case--stuff happens. Subscribe by email or blog-reader to get updates (so I don't get 50 texts everyday). And, P.S. Meditate...It is the true Strongman Training.
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Wednesday, May 31, 2017
SUMMER @ CAPSTRONG.COM
Summer is almost here and CAPSTRONG.COM will resume for schedules and pix, etc. As on now workouts are on Sundays at 8 ish am. and As of June 23rd ish there will be TUESDAY & THURSDAY workouts at 5ish PM.
SHS Students who are invited your parents have to know we are not responsible for your injuries over the summer. Otherwise DO NOT COME! That goes for everyone who comes : This is not a school sponsored workout! It is private. It is free and it is not responsible for you if you get hurt. If that is not to your liking DO NOT COME. And I can ask you to leave at anytime if I want to. Deal with it. My toys, my sandbox.
Can't wait!
Cap
SHS Students who are invited your parents have to know we are not responsible for your injuries over the summer. Otherwise DO NOT COME! That goes for everyone who comes : This is not a school sponsored workout! It is private. It is free and it is not responsible for you if you get hurt. If that is not to your liking DO NOT COME. And I can ask you to leave at anytime if I want to. Deal with it. My toys, my sandbox.
Can't wait!
Cap
Monday, October 5, 2015
Move Over for Now
Hey Capstrong Freaks... SO sorry I have been absent for a while. I have been named Strength and Conditioning Coach over at SHS. So most Blogging has moved for now over to shsstrong.blogspot.com. Sundays will resume shortly, hopefully. Though we have some big changes coming up... Stay Tuned for that.
If you are a Student coming on a Sunday you need a BLUE CARD from your nurse and doctor! Speaking of doctors.......
Talk Soon,
CAP
If you are a Student coming on a Sunday you need a BLUE CARD from your nurse and doctor! Speaking of doctors.......
Talk Soon,
CAP
Monday, September 28, 2015
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Coach Sam Krom Will be at SHS saturday at 10 am for strongman.
Coach Sam Krom Will be at SHS saturday at 10 am for strongman.
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Meditation in Motion at Strongman
It is called 'Zen and the Art of Tire Flippin' for a reason.
One of my greatest joys at Strongman is to watch someone struggling to flip our 650 tire - they are grunting and groaning, holding their breath, teeth clenched to breaking point, shaking, all psyched up and there it is... the tire slowly passes perpendicular and heads for sunset. 'Thump!'
Such fulfillment in their faces, maybe a fist-pump... awesome - a great day in the yard - dramatic, self empowering, gains made, ego boosted... so cool - BUT...
What's an even better moment, for me anyways, is when the 'Zen' in the Art of Tire Flippin' is revealed to them. When after much struggle a different technique blows in on a wind. They discover that by relaxing and breathing out slowly, using their dan tien (lower abdomen), focusing so the entire body moves smoothly at once - how the same accomplishment could have been done while calmly talking about the weather. No Drama. And this peaceful power allows them to do much more. No energy is wasted on clenching and huffing and screaming and tension - the 650 lb tire goes over like it was flowing out to sea, carried by waves.
I am the first person to tell you to "YAWLP" when hammering, maxing a dead lift, etc. it is so much barbarian fun!
But when all is said and done, the slow beat of water and wind can topple mountains just as well as dynamite, and uses much less energy - but it requires a lot more patience.
At Strongman we try to have Yin and Yang flow together so that one can be -
The Thunderous Storm and It's Calm Eye...at the same time.
It all starts and ends with breathing.
Good luck on your journey.
One of my greatest joys at Strongman is to watch someone struggling to flip our 650 tire - they are grunting and groaning, holding their breath, teeth clenched to breaking point, shaking, all psyched up and there it is... the tire slowly passes perpendicular and heads for sunset. 'Thump!'
Such fulfillment in their faces, maybe a fist-pump... awesome - a great day in the yard - dramatic, self empowering, gains made, ego boosted... so cool - BUT...
What's an even better moment, for me anyways, is when the 'Zen' in the Art of Tire Flippin' is revealed to them. When after much struggle a different technique blows in on a wind. They discover that by relaxing and breathing out slowly, using their dan tien (lower abdomen), focusing so the entire body moves smoothly at once - how the same accomplishment could have been done while calmly talking about the weather. No Drama. And this peaceful power allows them to do much more. No energy is wasted on clenching and huffing and screaming and tension - the 650 lb tire goes over like it was flowing out to sea, carried by waves.
I am the first person to tell you to "YAWLP" when hammering, maxing a dead lift, etc. it is so much barbarian fun!
But when all is said and done, the slow beat of water and wind can topple mountains just as well as dynamite, and uses much less energy - but it requires a lot more patience.
At Strongman we try to have Yin and Yang flow together so that one can be -
The Thunderous Storm and It's Calm Eye...at the same time.
It all starts and ends with breathing.
Good luck on your journey.
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