Each month we spotlight a different Salus athlete who stands out and shows just how awesome they are. What is it that makes up an Athlete of the Month? It may not be the person that finishes the fastest, Rx’s every workout, or gets a PR every week. Although we love and celebrate when those things happen, the Athlete of the Month is made up of much more than physical ability. This person shows up to class, gives their best, and then gives a little more. They are hungry to learn and always ready to do the work without complaining. They support their fellow classmates and encourage them to reach their goals. This athlete embodies what we believe the CrossFit Salus Community should be all about.
I have definitely seen improvement in my technique and have more confidence during lifting weights. Also, when I first started, I was just trying to finish the workout and survive, now I am pushing myself.
When I started, I could barely do a pullup with a green band. Now I can do several strict ones! This will come in handy when taking the Candidate Fitness Assessment for West Point.
I have seen a significant improvement in my mobility and overall flexibility, as well as continue to increase in overall strength.
I think CrossFit helps me do better in school, because it has taught me how to keep on going even when I really want to stop and give up.
During the workout it is super intense and challenging, but once you are done, it is the best feeling ever!
I love the feeling you get after class, and being able to see ongoing improvement.
“Murph”
For time:
1 mile Run
100 Pull-ups
200 Push-ups
300 Squats
1 mile Run
Break down the number of reps in your head. For example, if you need to do 20 wall balls, just make it to 10, and then break the last 10 into sets of 5. Never look at the total amount of reps and slowly chip away.
Get into college!!!
3 rounds:
Mile run (slow)
25 sit ups
5 pullups (green band if needed)
4 thrusters
25 box jumps
Walking/ going on hikes with my family and friends. I also like fast roller coasters (i.e., Kingda Ka), playing soccer, and tennis.
Healthy dish: Poke bowl at JJs Delicacies in Red Bank.
Splurge Meal: Mac and cheese and coffee ice cream for dessert.
I would be a flying squirrel because they can climb up trees, are fearless and jump from branch to branch.
“Discipline equals freedom” -Jocko Willink
When I was in China I ate a scorpion.
The post Athlete of the Month: Nina Gettings appeared first on Salus.
Phone
Address
1680 State Route 35 Middletown, NJ 07748
New Paragraph