It's Game Time! The wait is over and the 2016 Reebok CrossFit Games are set to kick off. For the world's top Crossfitters the past year of training, sacrifice, and hard work has led up to this moment; the ultimate test of fitness. Everyone competing in the Games this year is a phenomenal athlete, but only 1 can claim the title of The Fittest on Earth.  It took some long and hard deliberation, but we've made our prediction on what the standings will look like after the final Sunday workout is done.

The 2015 Reebok CrossFit Games are almost upon us, and that means the fittest Woman, Man & Team on Earth will be crowned next week. The hype behind this year's Games is the move many top individuals made to the Team division. This has not only raised the level of competition between Teams, but it's also shaken up the Individual divisions.

After taking a long look at the performance of all Games Athletes, we've picked who we think will be standing on the podium in Carson. First the ladies...

With the 2015 CrossFit Regional events kicking off this week, The Rx Review is taking a look at some of the big names who are going team in 2015 as well as some of the powerhouse teams to look out for this year.

More than 150 athletes worldwide declined individual invitations to their regional event and have opted to compete as part of a team instead. The most anticipated move of course comes from the "Fittest Man on Earth" since 2011, Rich Froning Jr. After claiming his fourth CrossFit Games victory in 2014, Froning announced that he would be shifting his focus to team competition in 2015.

Lauren Fisher is only 20 years old, but has already made a name for herself – representing Team USA at the 2014 Junior World Weightlifting Championship and placing 9th at the 2014 CrossFit Games. (And she has huge ambitions for the future!) To get a better understanding what drives this unstoppable athlete, we spent a day with Lauren to find out more about how she trains, eats and stays focused on her goals.

"Learning to row has often been made way too complicated and intimidating," says Josh Crosby, rowing world champion and co-creator of the IndoRow machine and ShockWave, an Equinox class that combines rowing with circuit training. To simplify the exercise and help you learn the stroke, Crosby and Patrick Larcom, head coach at Renegade Rowing and coach at CrossFit Boston, share the lowdown on the best ways to correct common newbie mistakes. Use these expert tips to confidently strap in and get your heart racing!

Most of us will not be making it to the 2015 CrossFit Games; but that doesn't mean we can't crush the Open this year, and have a blast while doing so. The good folks at WOD Talk Magazine list 5 very easy hacks you can use to perform at your absolute best in the Open this year.

The 2015 CrossFit Games season is about to begin with the first leg of competition set to kick off in less than 3 weeks: the CrossFit Open. Each year the training of every athlete who participates is put to the test, and this year's Open will see a lot of new changes; but what will not change are the challenges, triumphs, and cheers during each Open workout. The Open is different for every crossfitter who chooses to take on the physical and mental demands of each WOD, so the guys at Juggernaut Training Systems have put together 7 great principles to help you get the most out of this year's Open.

Another CrossFit Games season has come to a close leaving fans of functional fitness with an appetite to witness, cheer...

With the kickoff of the 2014 Reebok CrossFit Games this week, it would be a great time to examine the...