Josh H. came to ARCFit at the end of 2009 being really out of shape. During the first few months of training, he would regularly place the puke bucket near his workout station because he tended to push himself to the point of vomiting. At the end of February 2010, Josh dialed in his diet. Since that time he has lost 38 lbs!! The combination of regular training and proper nutrition has caused the “weight to fall off”, in his words.
Josh H. is a quiet presence in the gym, sometimes you don’t notice that he even came in until you see him doing the warm-up. But he is consistent, and trains his ass off! There is no complaining out of this guy and the results speak for themselves. If you’re wondering why you’ve hit a plateau in your training, it’s time to evaluate both your time in the gym and your diet.
Getting healthy and fit is not easy. Sticking with a good nutritional plan can be difficult. And we all know that high intensity training can be brutal! The bottom line is that if you’re willing to put in the work, you will get the results. Showing up irregularly, half-assing it when you do show, and crushing whatever ding-dong, ho-ho, or big gulp that comes your way will definitely produce results-just not the one’s you desire. Training consistently, maximizing your time in the gym, and sticking to that solid nutrition plan will also get you results-just ask Josh!
As always, feel free to hit one of your coaches up if you are frustrated with your performance or feel like you’ve hit a sticking point, we are here to help you through those times. 3, 2, 1…Get out what you put in!-CN
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Strength WOD:
Back Squat 1 RM
Rest 5 mins
Team WOD: Teams of 2 complete the following. One partner starts on the row while the other starts on the jump rope.
2 rounds
Row 1000 meters
Double-Unders-1st half of 1000 meters/Jump Rope the 2nd half
*Record number of double-unders
Here is video from USAPL Rocky Mountain Lifting Club Championships in Aurora, Colorado, back in March. Check out Blaine Sumner successfully squatting 772 pounds raw for the USAPL American Record. The 22-year-old also bench pressed 424 pounds and deadlifted 672 pounds on his way to a 1,867 pound raw total.


Congrat’s Josh! You’ve come a long way to get where you are. I’m glad you stuck it out. You’re super easy to train and bring nothing but 110% every time you step in the gym.
Everyone in the gym, if you ever get a chance to meet Josh, introduce yourself because he’s an awesome guy who’s super quiet and shy. I sometimes forget he’s in the gym
A great guy to know and train with.
Posted by chad | July 13, 2010, 7:41 amMan, a double big gulp of mountain dew code red sounds goodm haha.
Posted by Ant | July 13, 2010, 10:20 amCongrats Josh!
Posted by Kat | July 13, 2010, 10:53 amGood work Josh!! You rock it!
Im so glad to be back. I missed my tues,thursdays with my peeps! This morning was AWESOME!! So many PR’s! Also, Amanda (one of our newbies) busted out 5 DU’s!! Great Job girl! Keep up the great work guys! 3,2,1…get some!
Posted by gina | July 13, 2010, 11:35 amI’m super proud of you Joshy! I knew you could do it and glad you put in the time and effort. Now please buy yourself clothes that fit so you can showoff your new look!
Posted by Irene | July 13, 2010, 11:36 am