CrossFit
CrossFit on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“High rocks. Uh to when I see high rocks, I think it was an answer to CrossFit. CrossFit light. Yeah. So it's like CrossFit with less injury potential.”
CrossFit is discussed as a comparison point to Hyrox and mentioned in the context of fitness modalities that are not ideal for aesthetic goals.
▶ Hear it“You consider messing around with one of those Chris like a high rocks or Spartan or obstacle course type of stuff? Uh, I know they're trendy, but it's I did I did my CrossFit era. Yeah. Right. When everybody did it like 20 16 to 2020ish.”
Discussed substantively as a training methodology with both benefits (active recovery insights) and drawbacks (injury risks), presented in balanced fashion.
▶ Hear it“Before this, I'd never trained seriously. I did CrossFit for about three years, then took a year off due to arthritis in my chest. Since returning, I've moved away from CrossFit and now focus solely on strength training and building muscle.”
Caller mentions their past CrossFit training experience without expressing approval or criticism of the brand.
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