What Is Crossfit
Cross fit is a strength and conditioning program that builds strength
and increases endurance while working on your weaknesses using functional
movements combined into high intensity, varied workouts.
If you are someone who does not like
routine then crossfit is for you. every session the workout is designed to make
each individual strive to do better than the last. Crossfit
is designed for any individual regardless of age, experience or
condition. It makes you looking to become leaner, stronger, faster, more
fit and confident.
FAQ
1. Who Can do Crossfit?
Anyone can do Crossfit.
Cross Fit workouts have been designed for marines
and high school kids, Iron-men and couch potatoes, grandmothers and grand
masters. The Cross fit approach
challenges you at your current level of fitness and progresses you to achieve a
greater level of conditioning. The only limitation is what you put on yourself.
2. But I don’t have time?
This is the most common statement/excuse,
with our busy daily schedules and obligations of career and family.There are
literally “No more excuses”. The majority of CrossFit workouts or WOD’s
(workout of the day) last no longer then 30mins, that’s including the warm up
and stretch. The high intensity that CrossFit is based around is what makes it
differ from the traditional hour long sessions in the gym. Consistent,
challenging, short, intense, varied training is the key to optimizing your peak
fitness.
3. Will I get big and bulky like a body builder?
No, unlike
bodybuilders, who train in a more isolated, specific way, we train using
functional movements, movements that your body was designed to do. CrossFit
is the most superior way to build strength, burn fat, and increase
cardio capacity.
4. Will it be hard?
4. Will it be hard?
Very Very Hard it will not get easier ever, It will just get
better. Every workout is designed to be intense and challenging but is totally
scalable to your own personal ability. This is how CrossFit gets results. Short,
intense, varied workouts.
5. What will I be doing?
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Extended warm up.
·
Practice round focusing on skills and
technique.
·
Main WOD (Workout Of the Day)
·
Cool down and stretch and Some mobility
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