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Becky Sefscik was a veteran of the U.S. Navy who suffered from PTSD and committed suicide. What can we do to prevent this in the future?

A recent Facebook post by CrossFit HQ underlined the importance of responsible social media use.

A lot has changed since I first competed in the CrossFit Games. These days, a good coach is a must.

When my 4:45 alarm goes off and I want to throw it at the wall, I think of Joe Fonseca.

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From relationship-building to motivation, here are four reasons while small competitions are a big deal.

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As the 2015 CrossFit Games season wraps up, it is safe to say that the arena is starting to look more like a dangerous carnival than a competition.

Dr. Perry Nickelston dropped by our podcast to chat about common athletic injuries, anatomy, and the importance of individual movement assessment.

I don't do CrossFit so I can make it to the Games or come first in the class. I do it because it helps me with life.

Staying in the game and injury-free past the age of forty takes extra time and planning.

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The social media wars orchestrated by CrossFit HQ are a sign of a deeper problem with its company culture.

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The real story behind a controversial tweet from CrossFit's social media team.