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What foods reduce inflammation?
Inflammation is an important part of the body’s immune response. And a necessary part of the healing process. Inflammation is not something you want to stop straight away. What... https://t.co/6dySo4bv9W
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Creatine and your brain
Although you might be more interested in how creatine affects muscle growth and development, understanding creatine’s function in the brain really shouldn’t take a back seat. Both... https://t.co/aNrFTF1fBs
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Tips for New CrossFitters.
The list below, as the name suggests, is for new CrossFitters or people looking at starting. However, it could be a good way to assess the box you currently training in and a way to... https://t.co/oazFCpupS4
There will be a time when you’re unclear on what to load on the bar or what kettlebell or dumbbell to use. And you will invariably ask the coach for their advice. When you do that, chances are the coach will... https://t.co/ftooewegdy
True Joy in Life – George Bernard Shaw
This is the true joy in life, the being used for a purpose recognized by yourself as a mighty one; the being a force of nature instead of a feverish selfish little clod... https://t.co/iMTPcivHvU
Ever had a Dexascan? If you’re keen to know what your body fat % v lean muscle mass, then a dexascan is the way to go. It’s that detailed it’ll break it down by body part.
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The norm for a class in most CrossFit gyms around the world is to have a strength component followed by a metcon. I have done it this way in the past both as an athlete and as a coach. I never liked it as an... https://t.co/HjCCUm0QfC
The are a whole bunch of ways to recover. From foam rolling, to ice baths, to massage. Have a read of our blog which lists a few recovery techniques. And get a sense of what works and what doesn’t.
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