CrossFit Movie WorkingTrailer "Every Second Counts"

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[Toucan1981]

The thing I hate is how much people argue about which is better, CrossFit or other types of fitness. The way I see it, as long as you are getting up and doing something everyday is what is important. I understand why some people get upset saying it's arrogant for CrossFit games to declare the winner the fittest on Earth, as I'm sure Graham Holmberg could not win Hawaiian Ironman. Specificity. I love CrossFit, but please stop debating, all exercise is good.

[mow4cash]

do these people have jobs

[a1hocker]

Ohio BABY!!! Now who's going to front me some money for a starter gym?

[ricardozs1983]

God.. now these losers want to make a movie.. they try to copy "pumping iron" and "Power unlimited" be original assholes!!...

[CFNA300]

@mow4cash lots of them are coaches (james fitzgerald, dutch lowy, josh everett, john welbourn, rich froning, graham holmberg, etc.) The guy who took 3rd this year at the games is a college student (ben smith). Some of them are in the military, not a lot. Not really many office job people though, if that's what you're asking.

[CraftLulz]

crossfiters=injury waiting to happen....

[Saab1004]

I'm a CrossFitter and I'm all for CrossFit. I'm NOT for the vulgar language. It's uncalled for. Not necessary and not professional for an athlete in the spotlight.

[hampsted42]

@lefeve I know you posted a year ago, but I had to respond. Being "fit" by crossfit's definition is exactly what you just described. Being "fit" in general means many different things to many different people. Being fit as a crossfitter is very different than being fit as a powerlifter or a marathon runner. All of these people are undoubtedly fit, but in different areas. You can accept crossfit's definition of fitness, but look elsewhere and you'll find many different, acceptable definitions.

[russebla000]

Hence him doing crossfit and cross training to strengthen his legs in every possible style of workout.

[natekid4]

@russebla000 i agree he would be loosening them up but the legs require 3 days rest to recover from a proper squat workout. during this rest time a little blood flow is ok but a 5k would fatigue the muscle and perhaps even stop the anabolic process. In my personal experience squats with heavy weight have a negative effect on a cross country runners performance. Long distance running also has a negative effect on longterm progression in the squat to elite levels.

[russebla000]

@natekid4 How would he ruin the gain of him squatting 585? Its a different work out and putting his legs through another workout, he's only strengthening them more by running and loosening them up and workin em out again instead of his legs stiffening up and being even more sore and putting him out fo workin for days at a time.

[natekid4]

@gyuftycfytc no.why do you ask me this. what could possibly be accomplished by running a 5k the day after squatting. it would ruin any gains you could have made by the squat workout.