17.1 and .2 have been absolutely flabberghasting. I don't even know how they are coming up with these. Are there gonna be dumbells in every workout? Are they all going to be idiotic? Has Couchfit finally jumped the shark?!
17.1 and .2 have been absolutely flabberghasting. I don't even know how they are coming up with these. Are there gonna be dumbells in every workout? Are they all going to be idiotic? Has Couchfit finally jumped the shark?!
Whoever the guy is MCing the open workouts needs to be their guy, Dave Castro neeeeeeeds to disappear.
So they count the reps based on where your feet are and not a full extension of your arms on a hand stand pushup...like uh, wtf.
So the 15.5 announcement was in Vegas, and I ended up getting tickets and going.
If anyone had any doubts that Annie Thorsdottr or Camille were not really, really hot in person, you can put that shit to rest.
And Dave Castro is s douche.
@ThunderHorse Matt Fraser can put up some massive weights but when it comes to aerobics and control over his bodyweight, him and athletes like him really struggle.
Yes, we are talking to the dude that dominated the games last year in such a fashion that people forgot Rich Froning's name, and the dude that is currently winning the open.Lol. Are we talking about the same Matt Fraser who won the Games last year, and placed 2nd the year before? I think he's doing aight.
Regardless of one's personal beliefs regarding CF, there are a multitude of "beasts" among their members. Matt Fraser is certainly one of them. He has earned his due when it comes to CF.
And I'll give credit where it's due- the focus on fitness as a lifestyle has been carried forward quite well by CF. Lots of kids growing up in the child areas of gyms, and that wasn't necessarily so 20 years ago.Although I don't agree with a lot of what CF HQ does, they have driven innovation in both the movement and equipment realm. Crossfit has made strength sports stronger as a whole.
When it comes to the games they put out some stupid programming, but the athletes are very impressive.
And I'll give credit where it's due- the focus on fitness as a lifestyle has been carried forward quite well by CF. Lots of kids growing up in the child areas of gyms, and that wasn't necessarily so 20 years ago.
Yeah, for sure. I was in close to the ground floor (started around 2004, used it to prepare for my crosstraining, got my level 1 in 2008), but really got sick of HQs antics in general, the personalities, the programming.Has your opinion of CF changed over time?