AllEducationalGeneralWorkoutsThank you! Your submission has been received!Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.Chase Goals, Not RabbitsHere’s why you have a coach:In today’s world, there’s an overwhelming amount of information. You know you can’t do it all, yet so much of it looks appealing—whether it’s the latest diet, supplements, workout programs, or even those daily WODs.GeneralSleep: Vitamin ZzHey fellow ninjas,This month I will go over the importance of sleep and what it looks like when you are deprived of it. Have you ever said to yourself “I can sleep when I'm dead!” Or “the early bird gets the worm!” Are you one of those people who THINKS they can get by on four or five hours of sleep almost every night? Do you say to yourself you don't need sleep? That's for the lazy, unmotivated people who have absolutely nothing to do. What if I told you that sleep is WAY more important than you probably think.GeneralConsistency Over MotivationAs the year winds down, many of us struggle to stay motivated and consistent. The days are getting shorter, the weather’s getting colder, but the workload doesn’t change. Those early morning workouts? They get a little harder when your warm bed is so tempting. But even though the season shifts, our needs, goals, and expectations remain. EducationalUnderstanding Your Fitness Journey Through Data: Why Tracking Matters“We can’t know where we’re headed unless we understand where we’ve been.” This philosophy is fundamental to CrossFit, a methodology built on measurable, repeatable, and observable data. The workouts we do aren’t just about feeling the burn; they’re about tracking progress through objective results.EducationalAthlete of the Month-AprilShe has embraced the message that 8 Mile pushes. She has committed and bought in to being the best version of herself possible. She realized all these people around her believe in her—it was time she did the same!Laura runs around all day taking care of her family, driving her kids to various sports, but still finds time to take care of herself. Laura Wells realized that she was capable of more. With this epiphany, she stepped up her effort in class, got with a coach for her nutrition, and worked with another coach on extra programming to address her weaknesses.Laura has bought in and committed to herself.General16.5 Spotlight MatchupWODGeneralprev1...NextSign up for our newsletter to never miss a new blog post.SubscribeThank you! Your submission has been received!Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.No results found.
Chase Goals, Not RabbitsHere’s why you have a coach:In today’s world, there’s an overwhelming amount of information. You know you can’t do it all, yet so much of it looks appealing—whether it’s the latest diet, supplements, workout programs, or even those daily WODs.GeneralSleep: Vitamin ZzHey fellow ninjas,This month I will go over the importance of sleep and what it looks like when you are deprived of it. Have you ever said to yourself “I can sleep when I'm dead!” Or “the early bird gets the worm!” Are you one of those people who THINKS they can get by on four or five hours of sleep almost every night? Do you say to yourself you don't need sleep? That's for the lazy, unmotivated people who have absolutely nothing to do. What if I told you that sleep is WAY more important than you probably think.GeneralConsistency Over MotivationAs the year winds down, many of us struggle to stay motivated and consistent. The days are getting shorter, the weather’s getting colder, but the workload doesn’t change. Those early morning workouts? They get a little harder when your warm bed is so tempting. But even though the season shifts, our needs, goals, and expectations remain. EducationalUnderstanding Your Fitness Journey Through Data: Why Tracking Matters“We can’t know where we’re headed unless we understand where we’ve been.” This philosophy is fundamental to CrossFit, a methodology built on measurable, repeatable, and observable data. The workouts we do aren’t just about feeling the burn; they’re about tracking progress through objective results.EducationalAthlete of the Month-AprilShe has embraced the message that 8 Mile pushes. She has committed and bought in to being the best version of herself possible. She realized all these people around her believe in her—it was time she did the same!Laura runs around all day taking care of her family, driving her kids to various sports, but still finds time to take care of herself. Laura Wells realized that she was capable of more. With this epiphany, she stepped up her effort in class, got with a coach for her nutrition, and worked with another coach on extra programming to address her weaknesses.Laura has bought in and committed to herself.General16.5 Spotlight MatchupWODGeneralprev1...Next