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		<title>Why CrossFit?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#8220;What makes CrossFit different than regular resistance training?&#8221; The quintessential CrossFit training question that comes up at least twice a day with new prospects. Below are my top 5 reasons why I believe CrossFit works for those serious about fitness training and productive workouts: Top 5 reasons why CrossFit works CrossFit is hard &#8211; First [...]]]></description>
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<p>The quintessential CrossFit training question that comes up at least twice a day with new prospects. Below are my top 5 reasons why I believe CrossFit works for those serious about fitness training and productive workouts:</p>
<h4>Top 5 reasons why CrossFit works</h4>
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<li><strong>CrossFit is hard</strong> &#8211; First and foremost, so, deal with it. It is physiologically impossible to obtain significant weight loss, strength gain and true cardiovascular endurance with <em>easy</em> workouts. Period. If anyone tries to convince you otherwise, walk away. It&#8217;s a boldface lie.</li>
<li><strong>CrossFit uses a variety of movements</strong> &#8211; Repetition is boring, and worse, less productive than utilizing a wide range of movements from a variety of athletic disciplines. CrossFit keeps things interesting.</li>
<li><strong>Most top athletes CrossFit</strong> &#8211; And they may not even know it &#8211; or call it as such; but, CrossFit is nothing new with regards to the exercises and intensity. Instead, it offers a varied mixture of a wide range of specific training methodologies that create strong, capable athletes such as boxers, gymnasts, weightlifters, and runners.</li>
<li><strong>CrossFit utilizes the sport of fitness</strong> &#8211; Healthy competition associated with fitness training helps drive individuals to push a little harder and attack a workout a little stronger, all in an effort to perhaps be a little better than the next guy &#8211; or, improve upon the individual&#8217;s last performance. The ego is a terrible thing to waste [<em>sic</em>]</li>
<li><strong>CrossFit works</strong> &#8211; The most important element of all. No other current methodology around the exercise and fitness scene today is producing more fit athletes and trainees than CrossFit.</li>
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<p><em>Know of something better?</em></p>
<p>Bring it! We&#8217;ll try it &#8211; then, you&#8217;ll try ours.</p>
<p>Lastly, as someone who scours Craigslist and Ebay for additional, basic equipment for the gym, it&#8217;s interesting to note that no one seems to be selling-off their kettle bells, medicine balls, GHD machines, dip stations. rings, pull-up bars, plyometric boxes &#8230;etc etc</p>
<p>But, there sure are <strong>a friggin&#8217; lot</strong> of all-in-one machines, Gold&#8217;s Gym bench press units, ellipticals, and the always laughable Bowflex versions littering the online commerce sites in mass</p>
<p><em>Wonder why? {wink}</em></p>
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