As the title suggests, it has been about 90 degrees with 50–80 percent humidity in Buffalo, New York. I thought it was supposed to snow here year round?
Another Weigh-In is here, and the results are exciting! Most important, the AFP totals are in for the first time ever!
Weights
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Huge, huge congrats to Tino who has just demonstrated an extremely effective use of a food log. Keep it up, man; we are all rooting for you!
Anti-Fat Weekly Totals
This is the first week of Anti-Fat Points, and some of you may have noticed the system being tweaked as we go. Last night I scaled the system up and got rid of decimal points, so it is a little bit less clumsy. I hope everyone is having fun with the points system, and I'm excited to see all of the new workout types being logged! Keep it up!
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What I like the most about this system is being able to really show who has been doing a ton of work, not just the runners in the group. Suz, for instance, has been doing a ton of work for many, many weeks now, and this system finally can recognize that. So, too, has Dollard with his Insanity workouts. What is also exciting is the prospect of AFP-based weekly and monthly challenges!
Distances
Here is the standard distance charts for all you distance-based people!
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A pretty great week all around with almost everyone reporting in!
Slushie Challenge
As you may remember, Adrienne and I have a bet going on to see who can lose a larger percentage of their body weight by July 4th. Here are the results so far!
Frequency Challenge
Perhaps one of our most difficult challenges to date, here are the weekly results from our Frequency Challenge. Remember, the goal is for everyone on the team to log a workout on three separate days of the week.
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Everyone achieved the goal . . . except for Dave. Which means another two weeks to go, with at least three days of workouts per person! A shout out to Gracie is in order, who stepped it up to meet the mark; awesome job! Everyone else did great, except for Dave, what a jerk. Please leave comments yelling at him.
Overall I am extremely happy with how this challenge is working out so far. I have gotten so many angry texts and phone calls saying how people don't want to be the one to make the whole group do another two weeks. That alone tells me that this is a success! Keep it up, guys; I want to see us complete this goal and prove that we can do it!
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Another spectacular week for distances, completing another 257 kilometers. We passed through Oklahoma City, and the next major stop is to see Amy in Albuquerque!!!
DAVE, YOU SUCK
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So, I need to know, Dave, are you getting some kind of kick back from Jono to keep this thing going longer?! I mean, I cut you some slack the first week because I knew you were in California (although people in California DO exercise). But two weeks in a row? Seriously?! DON’T MAKE ME COME OUT THERE…
In fairness, I exercised 100% more this week than last, and had more AFP than Brindy.
I ran six days last week!
And walked 4 miles on my day off!
Dave! You really need to step up your game son! Two weeks a row does not make for a happy Suz! Get your butt in gear 🙂 (please)
I also would like to cry foul – since when is sitting in a sauna a WORKOUT?! Isn’t that what you do AFTER the workout? Is this how you are going to get your three sessions in this week? Cheat, cheat, never beat… also, good luck on your ten k this weekend (I think you might need it)
Who sits in a sauna for two hours straight? It was the closest proxy that Mike and I could find in the system to our softball game on Wednesday night — standing in the outfield in 90+ degree heat, with short bursts of sprinting like hell (both on offense and defense). Those two hours are in the system with an AFP equivalent of your last 45 minute walk, which I think is more than fair.