Warm up
Combo Activation #10
7x
Inchworm walkout + scorpion stretch + spider lunge T frame (rotation away from body and reach for sky) + pike fold (return to neutral inchworm) + squat hold
Partner WOD
12 minute Tag
2 of complex
(3 mountain climber + 2 squat jumps)
2 of complex
(2 push ups + 2 knee tucks)
6 shoulder to OH
(Members choice of object)
Web MD
Fights Germs
Certain chemical compounds in fresh ginger help your body ward off germs. They’re especially good at halting the growth of bacteria like E.coli and Shigella, and they may also keep viruses like RSV at bay.
Keeps Your Mouth Healthy
Ginger’s antibacterial power may also brighten your smile. Active compounds in ginger called gingerols keep oral bacteria from growing. These bacteria are the same ones that can cause periodontal disease, a serious gum infection.
Calms Nausea
The old wives’ tale may be true: Ginger helps if you’re trying to ease a queasy stomach, especially during pregnancy. It may work by breaking up and getting rid of built-up gas in your intestines. It might also help settle seasickness or nausea caused by chemotherapy.
Soothes Sore Muscles
Ginger won’t whisk away muscle pain on the spot, but it may tame soreness over time. In some studies, people with muscle aches from exercise who took ginger had less pain the next day than those who didn’t.
Eases Arthritis Symptoms
Ginger is an anti-inflammatory, which means it reduces swelling. That may be especially helpful for treating symptoms of both rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. You might get relief from pain and swelling either by taking ginger by mouth or by using a ginger compress or patch on your skin.
Curbs Cancer Growth
Some studies show that bioactive molecules in ginger may slow down the growth of some cancers like colorectal, gastric, ovarian, liver, skin, breast, and prostate cancer. But much more research is needed to see if this is true.
Lowers Blood Sugar
One recent small study suggested that ginger may help your body use insulin better. Larger studies are needed to see if ginger could help improve blood sugar levels.
Eases Period Pains
Got menstrual cramps? Ginger powder may help. In studies, women who took 1,500 milligrams of ginger powder once a day for 3 days during their cycle felt less pain than women who didn’t.
Lowers Cholesterol
A daily dose of ginger may help you battle your “bad” or LDL cholesterol levels. In a recent study, taking 5 grams of ginger a day for 3 months lowered people’s LDL cholesterol an average of 30 points.
Protects Against Disease
Ginger is loaded with antioxidants, compounds that prevent stress and damage to your body’s DNA. They may help your body fight off chronic diseases like high blood pressure, heart disease, and diseases of the lungs, plus promote healthy aging.
Relieves Indigestion
If you live with chronic indigestion, also called dyspepsia, ginger could bring some relief. Ginger before meals may make your system empty faster, leaving less time for food to sit and cause problems.
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Warm up
Dumbbell complex warm up #2
3x
Deadlift (between feet)
Hang power snatch
OHS
Full snatch
Windmill
TGU
WOD
🎰🃏💰 Casino Royale 💰🃏🎰
Buy in:
3 rounds of:
15 jump lunges
20 DB snatches
*3 minute rest period
Game:
3 rounds of:
15 DB thrusters
15 pull ups
*3 minute rest period
Cash out:
3 rounds of:
10 man makers
15 devils press
Bonus
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VIDEO
Single MB complex
(All Left than all Right)
3 lunge + rotation
6 mountain climbers
3 MB cleans
➡️ NOTE- be advised some movements are not for everyone (age/ ability level/ coordination) & could be modified. Start slow and work your way up in volume (sets/ reps/ intervals/ etc.)
Add it with some weights or cardio (running/ bike/ rowing/ jump rope/ etc) to mix it up.
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