How To Prevent Hand Tears During The CrossFit Games Open
Ah, the CrossFit Game Open Season is once again upon us. The haze of chalk dust is in the air, sweat drops glisten on the rugged...
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THE JOURNAL
Training tips, skin science, and athlete stories.
Not About the Run
When people say, “I’m not competitive,” or “I don’t like to compete,” they are essentially announcing to the world they lack courage. Why? Because competing...
Read More →Michelle Miguez: Living—and thriving—with Cystic Fibrosis
Your legs are on fire. Your heart is racing. You seem to have lost vision in one eye, and your lungs burn like a bitch....
Read More →Catching Up With Rachel Siemens
After Rachel Siemens helped Team Taranis to a bronze medal at the 2011 CrossFit Games, she abandoned the sport. Not because she didn’t love CrossFit. But because...
Read More →CrossFit Games Athletes like Michele Letendre Don’t Beat Their Hands up Until They Bleed in Training: Why do You?
Somehow as a community, we’ve adopted the belief that if you rip your hands, you’re a wimp if you don’t work through the carnage and...
Read More →Tennis stadium magic at the StubHub
Whether you’re in individual CrossFit Games competitor, part of a team, or a 60-year-old man, there’s something unforgettable about competing in the tennis stadium at...
Read More →Pan American Games dead for the public?
Today, while our world has become more and more connected and interdependent since the 1970s, the world of sports has oddly become more and...
Read More →Reason to Hire a Personal Coach
While it might work for some people—possibly the more naturally technical folks out there—for many, nothing can replace a real life coach.
Read More →Apology from an Aspiring Competitive CrossFit Athlete
If you’re a competitive CrossFit athlete, ask yourself whether you’re truly helping your affiliate and your community? If you are, awesome! Many do. But if...
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