CrossFit Hero Workout Klepto is a fun CrossFit workout that will definitely challenge you.
4 RFT:
This CrossFit Hero workout will have your heart racing at the end! Watch how mine went, and subscribe to my YouTube channel to follow my journey to the CrossFit Games today!
This weekend, I did a local CrossFit competition in Cheyenne hosted by CrossFit Cheyenne. It was a partner competition, and it went really well! We got third place! See the second half of the CrossFit competition, and subscribe to my YouTube channel to follow my journey to the CrossFit Games today!
This weekend, I did a local CrossFit competition in Cheyenne hosted by CrossFit Cheyenne. It was a partner competition, and it went really well! We got third place! See the first half of the CrossFit competition, and subscribe to my YouTube channel to follow my journey to the CrossFit Games today!
CrossFit Hero workout Rahoi is a fun workout you should definitely consider doing. It’s lightweight and is an AMRAP (as many rounds as possible), so it has a time cap!
12 min AMRAP:
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CrossFit Hero Workout Ralph is a great CrossFit WOD that is accessible for anyone.
It consists of:
4 Rounds for Time:
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Let’s be honest, if you want to achieve the highest levels of any sport, hobby, or task you set your eyes on, you have to do what works for you and what attacks your weaknesses.
With regards to CrossFit, if you just show up and do the programming at your CrossFit gym, you’ll never reach the highest levels. Sure, you’ll get stronger, and you’ll improve, but you will eventually reach a plateau that you may not be able to overcome.
For far too long, I was complacent, and although I did my own CrossFit programming, I really had no idea what to do to get better. Sadly, this is the majority of people unless you invest the time to figure it out yourself.
If you want to progress in anything in life, you’ll need customized training for you, especially for CrossFit.
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Hey all!
I just thought I’d give you an update on my training for the CrossFit Games. Just watch the video below for the whole story, but suffice it to say, it’s all going extremely well. I’m super excited about what the future holds.
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Most of us would agree that one of the best inventions ever has been the camera and video. Besides taking selfies of yourself in cool places, you can use your camera to record your CrossFit moves in order to learn from them, correct your moves, and ultimately get better.
I’ve been videotaping myself a lot lately as I journey to the CrossFit Games for my coaches to view in order to see my flaws so I can fix them. Sure, it takes a bit more work than normal, but the learning curve is unlimited.
See one of my videos below of a video I made for my CrossFit coach in order to help me, and subscribe to my YouTube Channel today!
Last weekend, I attended a competitor camp hosted by Koda CrossFit Iron View in Lafayette, Colorado.
It exceeded my expectations. We did a lot of testing to discover our strengths and our weaknesses, got a lot of great information on competing, nutrition, sleep, and so much more.
And, Justin Bergh, the General Manager of The CrossFit Games, stopped by as a guest speaker. It was really, really cool.
Watch my video review of the weekend, and subscribe to my YouTube channel today!
I’ve been thinking about my whys for training for the CrossFit Games:
Ultimately, it gives me a why. I need a why in my life or I can sink into depression. Whether I make it or not is important, but not the end all. It’s the training and the striving that I need.
You can see my initial thoughts on training for the CrossFit Games and subscribe to my YouTube channel to follow along today!
My Journey to the CrossFit Games 