Heather Shoemaker of Wyoming
works hard at her law practice. The work can be draining, especially when she
has complicated cases coming to trial. Heather Shoemaker says she learned a
long time ago that it helps her stamina and concentration if she gets regular
exercise, so she rides her bike to work when weather permits. She also
participates in a CrossFit class at the Flat Mountain
Recreation Center
two nights a week.
CrossFit is an intense exercise program that features
dynamic exercises like plyometric jumps and Olympic lifts. The class that
Heather Shoemaker of Wyoming takes part in also uses non-traditional weightlifting equipment like
kettlebells and sand-bags, which she says are fairly common in CrossFit.
The Flat Mountain CrossFit program challenges its participants
to do a certain number of repetitions in a workout in a certain period of time,
says Heather Shoemaker of Wyoming.
She says she does it strictly as an intense workout in a short period.
"It's more bang for your buck, as the saying goes," she says. But
some of the people in her class enjoy competing against each other to see who
can complete the workout first. "It's the men who like to do that, not
surprisingly," she laughs.
The great thing about CrossFit, says Heather Shoemaker of Wyoming, is that if you
stick with it you are just about guaranteed to get fit. "CrossFit workouts
are really challenging, so they trigger plenty of fat loss and muscle
development. The composition of your body is going to change for the better. It
has to, really, because you're doing so many different, athletic things."
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