Finding Intensity in Training | Webinar with Andy Edwards of Dragon CrossFit
Andy Edwards started CrossFit back in the days before Reebok. When every workout video on crossfit.com featured people just absolutely sprinting out of the gate
Andy Edwards started CrossFit back in the days before Reebok. When every workout video on crossfit.com featured people just absolutely sprinting out of the gate
Struggling in the squat is not uncommon. “Yeah, I just need to get better mobility.” But, what does that mean? Some band stretching drills? Some
Many athletes are consistently shooting themselves in the foot by making this one mistake: they flat out don’t eat enough food. When you’re training to
At this point, many coaches and athletes understand that doing well in CrossFit® events requires freakish endurance. It’s not about how strong or how powerful
Anyone training seriously sometimes rides the line of “too much training.” As do a lot of people training to look good and feel good —
Andy Edwards started CrossFit back in the days before Reebok. When every workout video on crossfit.com featured people just absolutely sprinting out of the gate
Struggling in the squat is not uncommon. “Yeah, I just need to get better mobility.” But, what does that mean? Some band stretching drills? Some
Many athletes are consistently shooting themselves in the foot by making this one mistake: they flat out don’t eat enough food. When you’re training to
At this point, many coaches and athletes understand that doing well in CrossFit® events requires freakish endurance. It’s not about how strong or how powerful
Anyone training seriously sometimes rides the line of “too much training.” As do a lot of people training to look good and feel good —
We’ve coached hundreds of athletes — from CrossFit Games competitors to coaches looking for accountability in their own training to every day people trying to stay healthy in the gym.
We see many of the same common mistakes pop up over and over again. Check out our guide by filling out the form below.