CrossFit
FireMama_24
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What is everyones take on crossfit? I have a chance to get a unlimited month pass for $50 bucks and I would be able to hit it after work in the mornings.
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In before Determinednoob.
They are trying to market crossfit for everyone, but I would disagree. I went to an intro session and one of the women quit early because she didn't enjoy the super intensity. The basic premise is that you should push yourself absolutely as hard as you can. Not everybody wants to work out like that, and if that doesn't appeal to you, you probably shouldn't go.
Also, you have to be careful. Some of the gyms stress time over good form and that can get you seriously injured, so you definitely want to use the month to make sure that the coaches are willing to teach you things that you need to know and you have to be careful.
That said, I have a month trial and as soon as I'm healed from an injury, I do plan to use it and think I will quite like it. I don't know whether I will pay full price for it, but I'll see how the month goes0 -
I have done an intro class before and loved it!!!! I always focus on form and who cares about reps is what I think. Well I think I may get it and see how I like it if I do it consistantly.0
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I love doing CrossFit. There is something so inspiring about pushing yourself to your absolute limits and realizing you can go farther!
Have fun!0 -
I find that they sacrifice form and quality for quantity and speed. One way ticket to Snap City.0
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In before Determinednoob.
They are trying to market crossfit for everyone, but I would disagree. I went to an intro session and one of the women quit early because she didn't enjoy the super intensity. The basic premise is that you should push yourself absolutely as hard as you can. Not everybody wants to work out like that, and if that doesn't appeal to you, you probably shouldn't go.
Also, you have to be careful. Some of the gyms stress time over good form and that can get you seriously injured, so you definitely want to use the month to make sure that the coaches are willing to teach you things that you need to know and you have to be careful.
That said, I have a month trial and as soon as I'm healed from an injury, I do plan to use it and think I will quite like it. I don't know whether I will pay full price for it, but I'll see how the month goes
Lol I saw the thread and thought to myself "Well I guess I need to make my obligitory appearance." Nice job beating me!
I want to stress again what has been said above. Crossfit is dangerous to an extent for anyone in any box. Being already trained\superiorly (real word?) athletic and\or being lucky enough to have one of these mythical good trainers will reduce the risk, but it is still there.
Tell us what your goals are and I guarantee we can find a much safer and less grueling way for you to reach them.0 -
My boyfriend does CrossFit and he loves it. He loves the super-intense nature of the workouts, and he really enjoys challenging himself. From his description, it is a terrific program. I encourage you to give it a try.0
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Find an activity you can tolerate, that you'll be able to accomplish on a regular basis. If crossfit works for you, fine. I doubt that I'd care for it. I don't like group activities, so I prefer to work solo.0
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It is too popular right now thus costs too much to even consider doing, I would say just hold off until it dies off then go for it. My opinion is you can pay anywhere from $10-30 a month to go to a good well equipped gym and get same workouts, or pay twice that to workout in a gym that is more like a warehouse with truck tires, climbing ropes and other unusual ways to work your body etc. I personally dont buy into the craze for it right now, I would prefer to get p90x which would get you possibly same results at a lower cost.0
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$50 a month unlimited?!?! so cheap! im jealous... i love crossfit- not until i started doing it did i EVER think of spending more than my $30 a month for the 24hour fitness. now i spend 115 happily.0
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