TAMAS HEVIZI
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Category Archives: Mobility
Stretch as a WOD
I have struggled with hip and shoulder mobility ever since I started CF. I do go through the daily warmup, hip stretch but I never took it as seriously as the WOD itself. That may be a problem. The only … Continue reading
Planning Mobility
Like thousands of others, I’m a big fan of MobilityWod but have to admit, Kelly Starrett’s daily prescription (should I say RX?) of 15 minutes minimum mobility sometimes (many times) falls on the wayside. I noticed that in my September WOD … Continue reading
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Crowded Gyms and Mobility Days
I noticed that clubs are increasingly getting full. There may be a lot of discussions about the influx of L1 certified trainers in the market but I also noted more and more gyms are just packed. There are 4 clubs … Continue reading
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Doing Overtraining Right…
I have a hunch that I’m violating many of Mark Sisson’s overtraining rules… We all have weeks like this. I had a race Saturday then 3 benchmark WODs already and the 4th scheduled next Saturday. Recovery is nice, but I can still walk … Continue reading
Posted in Benchmarks, Clubs, Mobility, Travel, WOD
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Preparing for the Beating of a Race
The first time my chiropractor applied kinesiology tape to reconstruct me after a particularly vicious bout of a Hero WOD, the taping industry was still more focused on running and biking than CrossFit. If you are a runner or cyclist … Continue reading
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