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bostonwolf
bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
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My box is pretty active in looking for competitions to attend, we just did one this past weekend. I opted out but plan on competing sooner rather than later.

I'm an amateur photographer so here are some of the photos I took. Some good, some bad. Enjoy

http://bostonwolf.smugmug.com/Sports/Crossfit/GarageGame-Rhode-Rage-11-10/33381663_8gN4Fk

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  • ortega1990
    ortega1990 Posts: 236 Member
    Cool! thanks for sharing!
  • dirtybadgermtb
    dirtybadgermtb Posts: 140 Member
    I highly recommend competing. A good place to start is signing up for the CrossFit Open this coming spring. I have seen more people learn break boundaries during the month long Open than the entire rest of the year combined. Also, there are tons of local competitions popping up all over the place and many are offering team options, masters, scaled, beginners, and Rx divisions. There is something for every level. I did my first competition 2 weekends ago and it was a game changer. 6 WODs in 1 day. I really learned some new limits.
  • Dmkolls
    Dmkolls Posts: 150 Member
    Can you do competitions if you can't RX a WOD?
  • cmay89
    cmay89 Posts: 337 Member
    Can you do competitions if you can't RX a WOD?


    Some competitions have started including scaled divisions. Or Recreational and Competitive, or however they want to word it. They should have it all laid out on their page or website when you first look them up.
  • bostonwolf
    bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
    ^Yes, they tell you very specifically what the RX and scaled levels are and what is expected of the athletes.
  • MUALaurenClark
    MUALaurenClark Posts: 296 Member
    doing my first competition jan 11! super excited
  • bostonwolf
    bostonwolf Posts: 3,038 Member
    I am aiming for one January 22nd. Just need to find a partner.

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