So you got your lacrosse ball ready, and you're dead set on using it to roll out all of those gunky areas no matter how uncomfortable you know it's going to feel. You lay the ball on the ground, lie back on it, and then start to squirm around like a fish out of water.
As that feel good pain starts to build, you ask yourself: "Am I doing this right?". Just aimlessly rolling on a lacrosse ball, or any other type of roller/mobility tool is not enough. If you want to get the most out of this uncomfortable situation you need to get a better understanding of using your lacrosse ball to target certain areas for certain benefits and results.
The fine folks at ROMWOD have put together an easy to use guide that shows where on your body exactly you should be using your lacrosse ball to improve range of motion and mobility for particular lifts and movements.
The gym leaderboard and tracking reps have long been a staple of CrossFit since it's inception and continue to be in 2019. The special edition Nike Metcon 4 XD X (affectionately called the Metcon 4 XD Chalkboard or the Metcon 4 XD Whiteboard) is inspired by WOD scores found on every box's whiteboard and the chalk scribbled floors tallying reps and rounds completed.
If you want to move forward, it's time to leave the excuses behind. The very special edition Reebok No Excuses pack features the Nanos that you have come to depend on in your CrossFit journey. This throwback collection includes re-releases of the Nano 2, 4, and 6; as well as the current Nano 8 Flexweave.
As you probably know, CrossFit HQ altered the road to the Games. No longer are individuals required to go through the Open, then Regionals to qualify. Instead, there are four main pathways to qualify:Sign up to get the latest on sales, new releases and more …
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