Are you finding yourself in front of snacks and food, expecting them to fix you? Whether you turn to food consciously or subconsciously, turning to food to help heal and fix the issues you experience in life, isn't a good idea. Here's why...
Being effective at coaching alone is no longer good enough. By implementing the following 7 essential leadership skills you’ll be able to coach CrossFit® as a good leader, creating today, the athletes of tomorrow.
You know that moment when you're looking to step up to a new PR weight, and you freeze. You're overwhelmed with self-doubt, negative thoughts, and before you even touch the bar you know it's not going to be a lift you make. This is where our 4 powerful ways athletes overcome self-doubt and we're going to teach them to you step-by-step in this article so you can crush the weight and not let the weight crush you.
Just as much as athletic performance is physical, it's mental. We're going to tell you about the missing link to optimizing athletic performance - the psychological impact of mental fatigue.
We’ll clear this from the start - an inspiring CrossFit mom doesn’t have to have a hundred thousand followers on IG, have won the CrossFit games, or be some type of celebrity. Moms on their own are superhuman in their own right, and we’re going to bring light to 9 inspiring CrossFit moms who are willing to push past barriers, insecurities, and weaknesses, who bear it all out there to show the rest of us that CrossFit moms are one of a kind. This mothers day, let’s celebrate the bodies that give life, that takes a beating, that is forever changed; let’s raise them up into the light so that we can show all women, of all shapes of sizes, of all walks of life, that their body deserves celebration, positivity, and appreciation. Without further adieu, we introduce to you 10 inspiring CrossFit moms from around the country, this mothers day!
CrossFit sucks... or does it? You've heard the rumors about getting hurt, bad coaches, and the overrated sport, but is the talk true or just cheap? Here's why we think CrossFit sucks, or do we?
Have you ever longed for a supportive community or environment to attain a healthy lifestyle? The Crossfit sense of community is exceptional, there’s always someone to assist with technique, everybody recognizes one another, discuss competitions and you can compare Workout of the Day outcomes. However, all this does not happen in normal gyms, no one communicates to one another except if it’s important. At Crossfit you know life stories, names, you know the people, and they are yours.
Every athlete experiences failure and often it can become a huge mental barrier to our training and way of life. In CrossFit, athletes who cannot cope with their failures will eventually fall victim to this limitation, decreasing performance, enhancing frustration and potentially killing their passion for the sport altogether.
You can be the most beautiful person in the world. You could be the person that everyone looks to because your light is burning so beautifully bright and your colors are radiant, but if you don’t see this when you look at yourself, none of it matters. Let's help get you on the road to body acceptance and body positivity with this self-help guide.
We set resolutions, we set goals, we put things in our calendars, dates, and reminders. But most of the time, we get distracted and carried off into other areas of our life leaving these beautiful goals and opportunities behind, and sadly from ever becoming reality. So how can you set actual, measurable goals, and stick with the plan long enough to make them happen?
We’re allguilty of it, especially women. You know, that little voice in our heads, that keep us from our goals, from our confidence, from our sense of wellbeing, love, and compassion? The one that says that you aren't enough? It’s a constant struggle, and for most of us, it started long before we can even remember.
Lately, there’s been a massive resurgence of the use of pen and paper. Journals, in particular, seem to be gaining popularity exceptionally fast. I’ve seen more journals being advertised on social media in the last...