Posts Tagged ‘ crossfit ’

Tacift Commando vs. Crossfit

February 16, 2010
By Parth
Tacift Commando vs. Crossfit

TacFit Commando is a bodyweight-only program recently launched by Scott Sonnon and Ryan Murock. This program has actually been used for many years by Scott Sonnon to train top military and law enforcement personnel. Crossfit is a fitness movement started by Coach Glassman which combines gymnastics, weight lifting, and cardiovascular conditioning to form a...
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Crossfit vs. Turbulence Training

January 27, 2010
By Parth
Crossfit vs. Turbulence Training

Everyone wants to know: what is the difference between Crossfit and Turblence Training? Well, lets take a look at some pros and cons: Crossfit Pros: Provides you with free, intense workouts that help you lose fat, gain strength, and boost your athletic abilities. Recommends sound nutritional guidelines Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) provides a great...
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Crossfit Plans

November 17, 2009
By Parth
Crossfit Plans

When I was in high school, I loved to experiment. I still like to experiment, although my principles are more grounded than they were back then. I came across a website called Crossfit and was immediately mesmerized. Their idea of constantly challenging yourself with a new stimuli and doing crazy things by combining forms...
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The Biggest Lessons I’ve learned from Performing Crossfit Routines

September 8, 2009
By Parth
The Biggest Lessons I’ve learned from Performing Crossfit Routines

My training system is unique because I like to borrow a lot of ideas from a variety of sources. Crossfit is one of these sources. Over the years, Crossfit has expanded in popularity, while at the same time being at thereceiving end of jokes from the bodybuilding community. Well, Crossfit did pick the fight....
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Will Caveman Training Replace CrossFit as the new Fitness Frontier?

August 3, 2009
By Parth
Will Caveman Training Replace CrossFit as the new Fitness Frontier?

Image by jamingray There is no shortage of new training routines, techniques, and programs that claim to be the next big thing. After Crossfit, people have been jumping on the bandwagon to creating high intensity routines for an extremely niche market: Mixed Martial Arts. One such program is Caveman Training. Caveman training was conceived...
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Discover these Two High Frequency Bodyweight Crossfit Training Secrets

July 31, 2009
By Parth
Discover these Two High Frequency Bodyweight Crossfit Training Secrets

One thing I’ve learned from Crossfit is that the more often you workout, the better. Now, I know a whole bunch of people are going to start talking about over training and potential over use injuries. The reason why most Crossfitters do not burn out is simply because they train in a different manner...
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Crossfit Muscle: 15 Crossfit Tips to Help Improve your Bodyweight Workouts

July 30, 2009
By Parth
Crossfit Muscle: 15 Crossfit Tips to Help Improve your Bodyweight Workouts

Crossfit is the go-to place if you want truly intense workouts. What I teach through this site is honestly a dumbed down version of Crossfit. The types of workouts I see them posting on the main Crossfit site are tough, and are certainly not for everyone. Click here to learn over 100 Bodyweight Exercises,...
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Am I a Bodybuilder or a Crossfit Athlete?

October 12, 2008
By Parth
Am I a Bodybuilder or a Crossfit Athlete?

Image by Nadeem I’m not a bodybuilder! I’m not a Crossfit athlete! No matter how many times I try to tell people that I do not belong to a particular category of fitness, people still tend to categorize me! “Oh but you’re a bodybuilder,” says a customer at my Dad’s store while we’re talking...
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If It’s Not Measurable, Then It’s Not Manageable

October 9, 2008
By Parth
If It’s Not Measurable, Then It’s Not Manageable

I’ve been making a HUGE mistake. I’ve been tracking my workouts, but not measuring them. Before I go any further, I should probably clarify two words: tracking and measuring. There is a difference. Tracking is the recording of an event, in our case a workout. Measuring is estimating by evaluation or comparison. Image by...
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