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A biker’s delight
Last weekend I got a chance to try out how the new XC bike behaves on a real mountain track. In Croatia, there are plenty of mountain bike (XC) tracks, but only a few provide a real challenge and are … Continue reading
How to make a wall ball
Plenty of useful crossfit exercises can be done with a wall ball. Instead of buying an expensive factory produced ball, you can make one yourself for a bit more than 5 pounds. Ingredients and tools: A basketball, not too expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Crossfit, Do It Yourself
Tagged crossfit, diy, do it yourself, gaming, garage, gym, health, medicine ball, sports, wall ball
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Lightest hardtail XC bike ever
Imagine you wanted to build the lightest XC bike ever. After browsing around the Internet a bit, I found this and wondered how low could one go in weight? Is it possible to go sub 5.5 kilo? As an additional … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged bike, hardtail, lightest, lucky nino, sub 5.5 kg, weenie, weight, world record, xc
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How to make parallettes
This is another one of those items which should be really simple to make. There are many ways one can make parallettes – a popular way being using PVC piping. I prefer wood for a variety of reasons, so that … Continue reading
Posted in Crossfit, Do It Yourself
Tagged broomstick, crossfit, dips, diy, do it yourself, gim, parallettes, particle board, rubber flooring, sandpaper, wooden
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How to make wooden olympic rings
Ingredients and tools: 4 25 x 25cm 18mm thick plywood or very strong chipboard Wood glue, a compass, a saw and a drill with a wide wood bit (16mm or more) Sanding devices of choice, some paint (optional) Time and … Continue reading
Exercise worksheet
I decided to make an exercise workbook to keep me “honest” with regard to exercising and eating. The workbook is made in Numbers and you are free to use it if you’d like. It is fresh and hasn’t got a … Continue reading
Posted in Crossfit, Cycling, Running
Tagged calorie, carbs, exercise log, fat, intake, numbers, paleo diet, protein, running, running log, weight tracker, workbook, worksheet
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How to make a plyometric box
Ingredients and tools: Chipboard (particle board) or plywood, size depends on what you want Screws and glue for wood A drill with a small wood driver (optional) Electrical tape and some foam in a roll (optional) Time and cost: wood … Continue reading
Posted in Crossfit, Do It Yourself
Tagged box, crossfit, diy, do it yourself, gim, jumping, plyometric, wooden box
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