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Revival Strongman

#ShameOnYouCrossfit. Shame.

Alas, I've had to rehabilitate a number of people after coming through the crossfit program. This video will give you some insight into why....

It's too bad that the education needed to teach crossfit isn't better, as every single one of these people would be lifting WAY less than this. For obvious reasons Olympic lifting is about the form, this is the most important, and not the weight...ESPECIALLY when you start (and these are OBVIOUSLY beginners).

The idea of a fitness community and self-challenge is great, but not at the expense of form and safety.

CROSSFIT FAIL

Ben

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