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Crossfit 2016
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Stiffy
Guest
Why is this in the Powerlifting section? Shouldn't it be in the Injuries and Rehab section?
spartacus
Well-known member
While it is argued that crossfit can lead to exertionalrhabdomyolysis, an overtraining term that describes muscle wasting with complicationsassociated with the kidneys and cardiovascular system”, we do not criticise thesport. After all, with 52deaths linked to US triathlons from 2007 until mid-October of 2013, the realityis that crossfit has a very good record “when compared tosports like basketball, football and soccer”, notwithstanding the need toensure the need for all athletes undertake greater intensity through gradualprogression rather than going flat out without adequate preparation, as “acompletely safe training program is doomed to produce only couch potatoes”.
Goosey
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http://www.kctv5.com/story/33273648/kansas-city-man-successfully-sues-crossfit-after-getting-injured
it won't be long before people realize that this is a dangerous sport and not a means of daily exercise.
it won't be long before people realize that this is a dangerous sport and not a means of daily exercise.
WoodyAllen
Well-known member
Darkoz
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You're a bad arse no doubt
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
So does Siamand Rahman's...
Headley
BigRed Kunce
