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Charity fund raising update:

As of 9/23 @ 9:00PM, Gym Revolt has officially raised $8,095 and still climbing.  Fund raising ends tonight @ 11:59pm.
Thank you for all of your support.  Without you, this event would have never been possible!

SPARTAN'S


Recipe Of the Day:
Chili-rubbed steak & pan salsa

Today we will be competing in the NEW YORK Spartan Race!
SPARTANRACE.COM
Athletes competing: JoeTimAnthonyRoccoCarmineMikeSean, RonTom, & Andrew

FGB UPDATE

 GYM REVOLT raises over $7,900!
 
BERKELEY HEIGHTS — On Saturday, Sept. 17th, Gym Revolt hosted its first “Fight Gone Bad” event which raised $7,910 for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, CrossFit kids, and Camp Patriot. Ten competitors trained for several months in preparation for this seventeen minute grueling event that challenged their strength, stamina and overall fitness.  This event included push presses: pressing 75lbs overhead, sumo deadlift high pulls: pulling 75lbs off the floor-to-over pecs, wall ball shots: squatting down and tossing a 20lb ball-10ft into the wall, box jumps: jumping up and down onto a 20” platform, and row machine. The participants’ endurance and overall conditioning was tested every second of every exercise by performing the maximum amount of repetitions at each for one minute straight. To prepare for this event, Gym Revolt members met three-to-four times per week for group training classes.

The proceeds from Fight Gone Bad went to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, CrossFit kids, and Camp Patriot. “FGB is for a wonderful cause, and we were very glad to be able to host this event,” said Joe Bellisano, co-founder of Gym Revolt and manager of the event. “Our members trained hard to get ready for this competition, and they also worked hard to raise money for their sponsorships. We’re grateful for their hard work and commitment.”

FGB results...

As of 9/17/11 @ 11:06pm, this is the breakdown of GYM REVOLT's funds raised for Fight Gone Bad:


Photo Rank Player Total Raised Best Day Best Donation
Team Photo 1 Rafael Acevedo Jr $1,120.00 $365.00 $100.00
Team Photo 2 Pete Bellisano $1,100.00 $400.00 $200.00
Team Photo 3 Joseph Bellisano - Team Captain $1,075.00 $370.00 $200.00
Team Photo 4 Andrew Ripa $1,030.00 $468.00 $468.00
Team Photo 5 Tim Kitchell $810.00 $470.00 $350.00
Team Photo 6 Ron Jerome $750.00 $175.00 $150.00
Team Photo 7 Rocco Crincoli $730.00 $500.00 $300.00
Team Photo 8 Vishal Talwar $325.00 $225.00 $100.00
Team Photo 9 Carmine Crincoli $325.00 $75.00 $50.00
Team Photo 10 AYUSHMAN HAZARIKA $250.00 $250.00 $250.00






Team Photo 11 Anthony Crincoli $225.00 $125.00 $50.00
Team Photo 12 Mark Howe $150.00 $150.00 $150.00


Special thanks to: 
  • All competitors: Rafael Acevedo, Joseph Bellisano, Pete Bellisano, Andrew Ripa, Tim Kitchell, Ron Jerome, Rocco Crincoli, Vishal Talwar, Carmine Crincoli, Ayushman Hazarika, Anthony Crincoli, and Mark Howe.
  • All judges: Pete Bellisano Sr, Mark Scalera, Sean Horgan, Mark Howe, and Olga Crincoli.
  • Everyone who donated: without you and your support, this event would not be possible!  Thank you for joining us in supporting such a GREAT cause!

FIGHT GONE BAD:

FGB6.org
When: TODAY @ 12:00pm
Where: 99 industrial rd, Berkeley Hts, NJ
What: 17-min workout for a charity known as Fight Gone Bad
How much: I am pleased to announce, that as of 3:00pm, Friday, September 16th, we have raised over $6,700 and counting!  Thank you for all of your support!
Why: fund raising for (listed below):

1.) Special Operation Warrior Foundation: www.specialops.org
2.) The ISR/CrossFit Kids Initiative CrossFit: www.crossfitfoundation.net
3.) Camp Patriot: www.camppatriot.org
 
You can read more about each charity (here)
 
Sponsor one of Gym Revolt's athletes for FGB today:

Alternative Press:


Berkeley Heights News

For Their Kids: September 17, 2011, Berkeley Heights

Gym Revolt
Wednesday, September 14, 2011









On Saturday, September 17th, Gym Revolt will be doing a grueling 17-minute workout for a charity known as Fight Gone Bad.  In addition to supporting Camp Patriot andISR/CrossFit Kids Initiative, their primary effort will be dedicated to raising money for the Special Operations Warriors Foundation to fully fund the college scholarships of the 21 children who lost their dads on August 6, when thirty US troops, most of whom were special forces, were killed, when a Taliban rocket downed their helicopter in east Afghanistan (for more information on Fight Gone Bad please visit www.gymrevolt.com).

Scott Zagarino, founder of the Fight Gone Bad charity event said, “These men gave us all they had. The least we can do is give them the comfort of knowing their children will be taken care of.  We'll make sure they get the education each of these men would have wanted for his children, as our way of giving thanks.”  Gym Revolt invites local media organizations to document the event first hand – camera crews and photographers are welcome – both leading up to the date and the day of.
Where: 99 Industrial Road, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922
What: the precise workout scores individuals based on the following: 
Wall-ball:  20-pound ball, 10 foot target (reps), sumo deadlift high-pull:  75 pounds (reps), plyo-jump:  20” box (reps), push-press: 75 pounds (reps), and row machine: (calories)
“Fight Gone Bad captures the Gym Revolt member’s passionate commitment to personal fitness and strength and - for just one day - utilizes this passion to give back for causes that address immediate needs in our country.  Most of us have or know a father, mother, brother, sister, cousin, aunt, uncle, distant relative, or friend overseas risking their lives for our freedom.  Since Gym Revolt has proven what we can do as a community, increasing our fund raising results each year, we are proud to announce that we are an active part of this year’s mission to support these kids and veterans.  You can read more about these charities by visiting our site, under the ‘upcoming events’ tab. Thank you in advance for any and all support!” said Joseph J. Bellisano, co-founder of Gym Revolt.
Gym Revolt’s philosophy is based on the premise that our bodies and mind respond to constantly changing environments and workouts while our experiences are enhanced powerfully in a team driven environment.  We believe that our bodies can be worked effectively without expensive, exotic equipment- in a simple, spare environment without all the trappings of an expensive, trendy health club. 


Link to this article: http://thealternativepress.com/articles/for-their-kids-september-17-2011-berkeley-hei