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Progressive Overload in CrossFit
In the bodybuilding or strength and conditioning world, progressive overload is a common principle that most people utilize in their training. What exactly is it?
What Your Fad Diet(s) Didn’t Tell You
South Beach, Keto, Weight Watchers, Atkins, Paleo, Volumetrics (Fruit/Veggie), Nutrisystem.⠀ ᐧ⠀ And the list goes on. ᐧ⠀ If you’ve got any history with dieting,
The Open is Over. What Do We Do Now?
For a lot of us in the CrossFit space, the Open is the “holiday season” where these five weeks represent a special time for our
Eating 1,300 Calories Per Day is Not Okay
If you’re struggling to lose weight, I’m betting you’re not eating enough. Crazy, right? · 8 out of 10 people who come to me for
Scaling Workouts Makes You Fitter
In our increasingly competitive CrossFit communities, there can often be a negative connotation associated with scaling a workout – either reducing the load (weight
Where Were You Six Months Ago?
3 weeks down, 2 to go! How did 18.3 go for you? If you’re like most, you ran into a roadblock somewhere because the
You’re Free to be Different
When I was younger, I used to fear being different. My mindset each day revolved around trying to fit in. How can I NOT
18.2
Well, he was right. @DaveCastro, Director of the @CrossFitGames, that is. Last Thursday when 18.2 was announced, he said, “18.2 is gonna burn.” Yep.
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