Powerlifting Jumps
For improving jumping, explosiveness and overall athleticism, Westside Barbell’s Shane Sweatt likes training from the seated or kneeling positions. During this CrossFit Powerlifting seminar at...
View ArticleAngles and Demons
Managing stress, anxiety and fear is part of being an elite athlete. Andréa Maria Cecil talks to CrossFit Games competitors and coaches who share their approaches to fighting inner battles. You have...
View ArticleCooking a Breakfast Gallimaufry
Chef Nick Massie shows you a different take on the first meal of the day with a breakfast gallimaufry. The ingredients: sweet potato, red onion, garlic, Poblano pepper, Serrano pepper, mushrooms,...
View ArticleCrossFit Radio Episode 243
On Episode 243 of CrossFit Radio, host Justin Judkins interviewed gymnastics expert and DogTown CrossFit owner Dusty Hyland. This episode was webcast live at 6 p.m. PDT on Wednesday, Sept. 26, 2012....
View ArticleFit Forever
Chris Long started out with a goal of being fit by 50. Then he discovered CrossFit and found a new goal: he wants to be fit now—and forever. “What in the world am I doing? I of all people don’t belong...
View ArticleA Short Running Lesson With Dr. Nicholas Romanov, Part 3: Cadence
At the recent CrossFit Tour stop in Big Sky, Mont., Dr. Nicholas Romanov worked with Bret Ellis to improve his running form. In Part 3, the Pose Method creator teaches the owner and head trainer at...
View ArticleA Field Trip to CrossFit Southie
At Boston’s Joseph J. Hurley K-8 School, students in Mr. D’s class might be subject to WOD-like penalties. Forget something in your locker at the beginning of the year: two push-ups. Do it in January:...
View ArticleMastering the Art of Self-Defense: A Beginner’s Guide to Pistol Combatives
E.M. Burton is introduced to firearms over a two-day combative pistol course and learns a lot about weapons, self-defense and fitness. I saw a picture on Facebook the other day of two possible...
View ArticleTeam U.S.A. Training
Catch Team U.S.A. in its first training workout with Games Director Dave Castro at Valley CrossFit in Van Nuys, Calif. “Basically, what we have going on is the first-ever Team U.S.A. (versus) Team...
View ArticleBox Tour: CrossFit King of Prussia
When Aimee and Jason Lyons started CrossFit King of Prussia in 2008, it was in a 400-square-foot space. “Four mats wide by four mats deep,” Jason Lyons says. “Tiny little space. One day we were...
View ArticleSeptember 2012 Collected Articles
The individual PDF articles published in October 2012 are collected here in a single download. The video and audio articles are not contained in the PDF. The articles included here are: Countering the...
View ArticleThe Kettlebell Snatch
The kettlebell snatch is the summary of all the skills learned in the CrossFit Kettlebell Trainer Course. At this seminar at Progressive F.O.R.C.E. CrossFit in Las Vegas, kettlebell guru Jeff Martone...
View ArticleThe Boston Marathon, Blindfolded
Running a marathon is no easy task. Running it blindfolded makes it even harder. But that’s exactly what 40-year-old Chris Cavallerano did in April. After years of being involved with the National...
View ArticleWhat Should We Eat—and Why?
Gary Taubes and NuSI aim to correct a decades-old problem by telling the world what to eat—and backing the recommendations up with real science. Marty Cej reports. Gary Taubes is picking a fight....
View ArticleApplied Fitness: CrossFit Defense
Athletes and affiliate owners explain why Tony Blauer’s brand of self-defense is an important part of the CrossFit lifestyle. Rick Randolph reports. CrossFit Founder and CEO Greg Glassman said, “The...
View ArticleCooking Chicken Cacciatore
In Italian, “cacciatore” means “hunter.” In cooking, “alla cacciatora” refers to a meal prepared hunter-style with tomatoes, onions, herbs, often bell pepper and sometimes wine. “Whenever you see the...
View ArticleCrossFit Radio Episode 244
On Episode 244 of CrossFit Radio, host Justin Judkins interviewed CrossFit Games competitor Austin Stack and Seminar Staff trainer Joe DeGain. This episode was webcast live at 6 p.m. PDT on Wednesday,...
View ArticleShort and Simple—and Effective
Bill Starr explains how to incorporate isontonics and isometrics into your strength program. The isometric concept was the brainchild of Dr. John Ziegler, a general practitioner from Olney, Md., who...
View ArticleUnweighting: A Universal Concept
At the recent CrossFit Tour stop in Big Sky, Mont., Dr. Nicholas Romanov worked to improve Dan Bailey’s running and his snatches to illustrate how unweighting can be applied to all movements. Bailey,...
View ArticleCoconut Pops
Summer has come to an end, but cool treats are still cool to eat. Prepare this for your children’s after-school snack and they’ll forget they’re even back in school.
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