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Who remembers their first CrossFit workout?
For me it was “Cindy” in a hotel gym, and it kicked the living crap out of me. I’d never felt my muscles ache so much or my lungs burn so bad. I peeled myself off the floor after about ten minutes and said, “That was awesome!”
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It’s the fourth week of May, which means just one thing: It’s Snack Week at The Kitchn! We’ve covered the basics the last few weeks: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. But now it’s time for all those other little meals — the ones that get you through your morning workout or the afternoon office slump. We’ll share a few new vegan snack recipes, and take a look at the very civilized Swedish style of snack — fika. And do tell us: Is there something you’d like to see covered during Snack Week?
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I might like the Jefferson deadlift more than any other version of the deadlift. Yet this amazing exercise is seldom seen in most gyms.
My goal with this article is simple. I just want you to try out this exercise.
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I might like the Jefferson deadlift more than any other version of the deadlift. Yet this amazing exercise is seldom seen in most gyms.
My goal with this article is simple. I just want you to try out this exercise.
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There’s nothing that pairs better with a scoop of ice cream than a slice of fruity pie or bowl of fresh, seasonal crumble. Today I bring you the first signs of summer; a downright plucky combo of just-cooked apricots and strawberries, playing host to a golden, almond cookie-enriched topping.
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Pasta salad can mean a lot of things to a lot of people; down South, we’ve certainly made “macaroni salad” our own. Heirloom recipes sometimes include onions, celery, hard-boiled eggs, pickles, or sweet relish, and you can always count on a heaping dollop of mayonnaise, of course!
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