Any Cross Fitters?
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Like you I run and do yoga and also some biking/swimming for triathlons. My sister does cross fit and so I've tried it with her a few times and really enjoyed it. But it's definitely not all about
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I have lost another 30 pounds since this. Highest weight 425 currently 260. Surgery date was 3/16. Started Crossfit 4/16. It has been life changing. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App
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Did a search in this forum and looks like no posts about cross fit for over a year, so maybe not a lot of you on here, or maybe all the CFers are so busy doing squats, they aren't on the forums
I have a pretty challenging exercise routine that includes running, pilates, yoga and just good old walking. What I am missing is weight training. Yoga and pilates are definitely strenthening, but everything I'm reading is telling me that women, especially, ahem, us middle-aged women, can really benefit from heavy, heavy weights. I've never enjoyed lifting, I've had trainers work up routines for me, but I just find it sooo boring. About 10 people now have told me to try cross fit, but I'm a bit wary and a bit skeptical, there is a bit of a cultishness about the whole thing. I'm also a little concerned that even though I'm a pretty fit and active person, dead lifting right out of the gate could be bad. The communal/team approach does appeal to me, it sounds like if you find the right place, you can really support each other.
So, any cross fitters want to chime in? Have you enjoyed it or is it something you do just for the workout?