Showing posts with label California Summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California Summer. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Beast Mode

Summer is almost here and I don’t want to be that dude with his shirt on at the pool party. Living in LA, it’s that time of the year when almost everybody hits the gym harder and eat cleaner. Making last minute adjustments to fit those boardshorts before we strut our stuff at the beach. I exercise regularly all throughout the year but now it’s time to step it up to Beast Mode. Here are a few things that has jump started my game from exercising to Beastin’ …..

1. TRX Suspension – Eff the weights, I take the TRX with me to the gym. Meatheads love to stare all day like I’m homo. But seriously bench pressing 400 lbs and looking like someone stole your neck and traps isn’t cool anymore. Try doing 10 TRX atomic pushups instead, Sucka!


2. Medicine Ball – My favorite exercise is the Crossfit ball slam. Situps hurts my neck so I do these instead. Works as well and it feels good to just slam the living shit out of something.


3. Kettlebell – Enriqz got me into kettlebells. If you want to get on beast mode, this should be you’re # 1 weapon. The variations and combinations of exercises on a kettle are endless. Talking about bang for your buck, you get the whole shabang on a kettlebell.


It’s never too late to start beastin’ and get your sexy back by summer. Even the newly reinvented, plastic surgery having, robot looking, quick trimming, ASS poppin' Kim Kardashian is on Beast Mode (see below). LET'S GO!!!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Seavees Buck

If you’ve been recently lurking on men’s fashion sites, I’m sure you’re well acquainted with Seavees. J. Crew has them, James Perse has a limited slip-on, and Steven Alan carries the mocs. After months of going unnoticed, the California inspired footwear line is finally starting to grow on me. I was sold after seeing their version of the classic buck. I was not prepared to drop cash on a pure white/red brick soled buck, so these should ease my transition into buck-erizing this California summer.