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Many of us do CrossFit regularly for our own health and fitness goals. There are those that love to actually compete at it.
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Ah, the eternal debate: morning workouts vs. afternoon sweat sessions. Whether you're a sunrise fanatic or a sunset aficionado, each side has its die-hard fans swearing by its benefits. Let’s break down the perks of both so you can decide which fits your groove.
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Many people come to us because they want to lose weight. We are not a weight loss program.
Our typical CrossFit class usually follows a structured format, but the specific activities and exercises can vary depending on the programming for the day and the coach. Here's a general outline of what you might expect in a CrossFit class:
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Did you know?… Macros are overrated for weight loss.
Now that I’ve got your attention, let’s dig a little deeper.
Note: This blog post has been written by one of our athletes Hannah Setzer.
Participating in the CrossFit Open can offer several benefits and reasons to consider:
Introduction: CrossFit, a high-intensity fitness program, has taken the fitness world by storm, blending various exercise modalities to create a comprehensive and challenging workout routine.
Crossfit Pushin Weight - CrossFit
Warm-up
Warm-up (No Measure)
3 ROUNDS (3:00 Cap)
10 PVC Pass Thrus
5 Inch Worm + Push Up
10 Bootstrappers
10 Tuck-Ups
Crossfit Pushin Weight - CrossFit
Warm-up
Warm-up (No Measure)
4 ROUNDS (progress the Row each round)
10 Rower Strokes (legs only- damper on 8-10)*
10 Scap Pull-Ups**
10 Alt. Groiners