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Watched the National Crossfit Championship Games on Fox Sports this past weekend, that crap is crazy.I know a bunch of THPers love crossfit. I don't mind the theory. I just despise the application of it.
Want to know if somebody does Crossfit? Wait 5 minutes and they will tell you.
I know a bunch of THPers love crossfit. I don't mind the theory. I just despise the application of it.
Want to know if somebody does Crossfit? Wait 5 minutes and they will tell you.
I know a bunch of THPers love crossfit. I don't mind the theory. I just despise the application of it.
Want to know if somebody does Crossfit? Wait 5 minutes and they will tell you.
One problem I am having with working out is sneaker failures. For Oly lifts and squats I wear Oly shoes and for running I wear running shoes but I have been wearing Reebok ONE Trainers for regular work and the soles keep breaking at the same point along the outside of the shoe. The first pair was around a year but the second pair was at 1 month. What do other guys wear for crosstraining/Crossfit type work.
Watched the National Crossfit Championship Games on Fox Sports this past weekend, that crap is crazy.
"I'm in much better shape than you because I get bruises from my workouts."
I know it gets a bad rap for that and for some of the questionable methods/form that gung-ho people use, but we'll see. I'll probably sit in once or just watch and see. They have a mandatory beginner class before they allow you in the bigger class to learn some of the basics.
Either way though - main perk of that place would be the MFS for the kid and possibly me down the line.
One problem I am having with working out is sneaker failures. For Oly lifts and squats I wear Oly shoes and for running I wear running shoes but I have been wearing Reebok ONE Trainers for regular work and the soles keep breaking at the same point along the outside of the shoe. The first pair was around a year but the second pair was at 1 month. What do other guys wear for crosstraining/Crossfit type work.
It is nuts. I can't do half of that stuff. I'm not jealous. But I saw some lifts were the form left the lifter, but the rep was pushed through despite the form. I hate that.
I don't mind workouts that give bruises. I loathe people who think that their better than anybody because they get those bruises.
You would hate cyclists.
I know a bunch of THPers love crossfit. I don't mind the theory. I just despise the application of it.
Want to know if somebody does Crossfit? Wait 5 minutes and they will tell you.
One problem I am having with working out is sneaker failures. For Oly lifts and squats I wear Oly shoes and for running I wear running shoes but I have been wearing Reebok ONE Trainers for regular work and the soles keep breaking at the same point along the outside of the shoe. The first pair was around a year but the second pair was at 1 month. What do other guys wear for crosstraining/Crossfit type work.
I like my box because form is big to them and they definitely encourage scaling during the metcons. We use dedicated strength time for heavy weight. I have never felt bad for not doing RX. They want to help get you better.I consider myself a reformed CrossFit athlete. I don't care how fast you can do things, so much as how fast you can do things right. Sure, there are movements where you can't expect perfect form (muscle ups, for example), but I believe very strongly in learning the progression through the movements. I hate the idea of heavy Oly lifts done for time (admittedly, my definition of "heavy" is relative.) If you're moving more than your bodyweight (or for women, more than 75% of your bodyweight) in an olympic movement (snatch, clean, overhead squat, jerk, thruster, similar movements), I can't bring myself to do them for time. Yes, this means there are some workouts in CrossFit where I simply don't do them quickly as a result, while others I blast through.
I enjoy CF, but I like to think I'm not bound to it. there's still a lot of movements that aren't strongly addressed by the exercises espoused, the hip/shoulder turning & separation of a golf swing is certainly one of those movements that I rarely see shored up. Which is funny when you think of the number of common "farmland" exercises that use that movement (tossing hay, shoveling snow, swinging an axe.)