athlete

A shift in perspective is what the industry needs to prioritize movement for the long haul.

it’s time to challenge the dogma that power cleans must be the backbone of your off-season program. Let's look at alternatives.

Do this two or three times per week, and you'll be faster and fitter within a month

If your eating is dialed and you are working hard but for some reason have stagnated, this eight-week program could be your solution.

Follow this easy plan to feel and look your best from breakfast to your nighttime snack.

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

Having a dream is one thing, but are you ready to put in the work it takes to compete at an elite level in CrossFit?

Specialization is for insects - true athletes should be able to run, jump, lift, climb, and swim.

A study of three average CrossFitters revels the mental and physical toll of training for the CrossFit Open.

Find the deeper meaning in your own training to be more purposeful, directed, and successful.

What are the best ways to get a little rest during a metcon, yet make sure your coach doesn’t yell at you?

Most of us have a limited amount of time. How do we make the most of the training time we have?

At any age, proper perspective and solid planning are the keys to achieving your athletic goals.

This is not your average CrossFit holiday wish list, folks. Box owners, this is your client’s wish list.

Our role as parents and coaches is to develop the athlete’s self-esteem not only as an athlete, but as a whole person.

We think you'd be hard pressed to find athletes this powerful and athletic in many other sports.

In this episode, we talk to Eva T. about being an athlete, being healthy, and having fun.

Which category are you? Which category are your clients? Consider these facts and plan all training accordingly.