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  • I think that anything thats gets people off there ass and active is better then nothing at all. Is crossfit perfect for everyone and for all situations? hell no, but if it helps some people even just to get interested in being fit and active then it's a good thing. Way to many people sit and bash workouts and such who don't do anything but sit and bash everything they see on youtube. Get out and be active!!!

  • dang - ppl are so easily provoked by other disciplines than their own - live and let live and collect some good karma.

  • Wow you can just look at a crossfit training center and tell its crossfit. medicine balls, rings, pullup bars, dumbells and barbells... Absolutely no machines whatsoever.

  • looks like any muay thai kickboxing workout to me, they just marketed it. I server in the special forces, and this is the same as that work out, the same as any fighters workout and the same as any endurance athletes workout, except.... they label and packaged it.

  • Crossfit is a total cult and scam. Their diet is a lie by a sham of a "Dr.". No one follows the Zone diet without ending up looking like a aushwitz prisoner, given the macro breakdown. Its also total bullshit that this stuff helps athletes. No only specializing helps athletes. Runners get better at running, swimmers to swimming, lifters to lifting, etc. Any premise otherwise is not grounded by science.

  • yall sound like HATERS wow. this is a good work out

  • I can't speak for the diet, but the workouts are pretty hard, having just now tried a couple.

    The rest of your comment is premised in the notion that crossfit is aimed towards running a faster 100 meter dash or swimming a faster lap. This is not the goal of crossfit, at least not specifically.

  • @curtmastor obviously you do neither and without any scientific evidence backing up your own claims. Be interested in your opinion polls you took to come up with that conclusion!

  • BTW its not becuase no one thought to maket it first. There is just know way to build a real business model around it. Even the owner hasnt gotten rich off of it. No one has. These guys here make their money pitching military prep camps to teenagers.

  • Considering what nokmuay1970 said. This seems like a good conditioning program. But we all know that Floyd Mayweather's jump rope routines don't directly translate into his skill in the ring. However, conditioning is a necessary component in going 12 rounds, and jumping rope can aid in that enterprise.

  • except concept 2's.

  • @Trashjack101 I don't like the image @fit has given the machine. Machines can be beneficial. I rarely use them, but a lot of my mates use them. Same deal with the bench press. @fit has given it a poor image. Now when a person doing @fit sees someone on a machine or doing bench, they think "They're wasting time," or "What a loser."

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  • Good program but eff the military which is just business by force and corporate welfare.

  • this isnt even the military..

  • @boomlightsout he specifically said in the start they mentor people who want to join and try out for the SEALS

  • they are a private corp

  • Nice Shorts

  • Crossfit is not this soft!

  • @nikichan22 everyone at his own pace - train where you are not where you want to be.

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