TAMAS HEVIZI
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This is my Crossfit Journey.
I work in High Tech & Private Equity
I relax with Family and Travel.
I WOD wherever I go as long as I can. My Home & Favorite Boxes
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My CrossFit Certificates & Tests
- CrossFit Level 1 Trainer
- Primal Blueprint Level 1 Expert
- CrossFit Olympic Lifting Trainer
- CrossFit Endurance Trainer
- CrossFit Mobility Trainer
- CrossFit Judges Course
- CFDV Level One & Level Two Test
Contact: tamas @ rxthewod.com
Category Archives: WOD
Meta programming for strength, stamina and endurance
Those big words simply mean that there may be a need to an overarching programming scheme, schedule and periodization to develop certain physical skills. This is quite an old idea, even in CrossFit circles. Strength Whether it is Burgener’s, Wendler’s … Continue reading
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The Evolution of a Basement Gym
I found a 2-year old photo of my first CF basement gym. It is surprising how little additions were needed in all this time. In my golfing days 2 years would mean a couple of new clubs or some magic … Continue reading
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Tricking out the Corporate Gym
There are super hectic days in business, like my Tuesdays when calls start at 7 and do not stop until the evening. What is left for CF is the lunch break and it becomes an art to fit in a … Continue reading
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Thinking Outside the Box
Today’s 90F (33C) was enough to deter the planned midday workout but by the evening there were perfect conditions for a tropical WOD. SealFit’s programming ensured that humidity will reach 100% by the time the workout got under way. And … Continue reading
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Spartan Burpee Riders
Year after year, going to the Spartan Games feels like a long WOD in a CrossFit box the size of a mountain. The Spartan Sprint at Blue Mountain was very familiar after last year and most obstacles were the same … Continue reading







