The Test of Fitness

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  • Опубликовано: 19 фев 2014
  • A documentary about creating the ultimate test of fitness, the CrossFit Games.
    Nearly 12 years ago, CrossFit Founder and CEO Greg Glassman defined fitness. In 2007, the first test to find the fittest man and woman on Earth was born: the CrossFit Games.
    "It's as easy as this: if fitness can be defined and measured, then it can be tested, and we can, in turn, find the fittest," Glassman wrote in 2013 of the CrossFit Games, which started as a small competition between friends and grew into a global battle.
    Glassman's definition of fitness: work capacity across broad time and modal domains-something measurable, observable and repeatable.
    "We claim to title the Fittest on Earth, and we can do that because we as a fitness methodology have defined fitness," says Dave Castro, Director of the Games.
    He continues: "No one else is testing fitness, and at this point, no one can make a claim."
    "Anyone in the field of exercise would agree that the definition of fitness that Greg Glassman came up with is as complete as any that's ever been," says Matt Chan, a six-time Games competitor and member of CrossFit's Level 1 Seminar Staff.
    He adds: "Fitness is not just in the gym. Fitness is outside of the gym. It's life. Anytime you find yourself saying, 'Damn it, I can't do that,' you have a hole in your fitness."
    In this official CrossFit Inc. documentary, learn how and why the Games started, as well as about the efforts that go into making the annual event not just an athletic contest but also an experiment in human performance.
    Justin Bergh, CrossFit Games General Manager, explains: "We'll look back and say, 'We were just-in 2013-scratching the surface. We were just starting to understand what fitness really was.'"
    Video by Heber Cannon and Jonathan Glancy.
    The CrossFit Games -- (games.crossfit.com)
    The CrossFit Games® - The Sport of Fitness™
    The Fittest On Earth™
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Комментарии • 855

  • @czhockeyfan
    @czhockeyfan 3 года назад +7

    2021 and still one of my most favorite vids...

  • @FromCradletoGraveTV
    @FromCradletoGraveTV 10 лет назад +61

    I've come to find that anyone who dishes out shit on Crossfit, has either never tried it, or tried it, and got beat by one of our girls.

    • @unabashedlyredeemed1
      @unabashedlyredeemed1 10 лет назад +1

      precisely!!

    • @davidharcot220
      @davidharcot220 5 лет назад

      I was going to comment but it was long time ago old comment just to say you sexist hippo you name it

    • @dr.mukulkanojia
      @dr.mukulkanojia 5 лет назад +1

      Dan Hicks it looks interesting “just beautiful”, i wish I could compete at it........i donno what to do to get there(from india)

    • @diablo4991
      @diablo4991 3 года назад

      except for David Goggins

  • @nvyden
    @nvyden 8 лет назад +249

    Can people quit hating on Crossfit? Everyone has their own personal preference on how they want to train. Just because you don't agree with how crossfit works doesn't justify that your opinion is always right. If you're a body builder, then body build. If you're a power lifter then power lift. If you're a crossfitter, then crossfit. The names of the types of training categorizes it for a reason. Not all types of training are going to be the same, they're all extraordinary in their own way. Don't sweat the fact that Crossfit unimpresses you, just get on with your life and keep doing you instead of judging what other athletes do themselves.

    • @ImMrNiceGuy89
      @ImMrNiceGuy89 8 лет назад +5

      +Naydenflo Very well said friend.

    • @DwideShrude64
      @DwideShrude64 7 лет назад +17

      I really like crossfit, but the trouble that I run into is when they seem to say that they have the definitive definition of fitness. If they said "we are doing our best to find the fittest athletes on earth because of such and such criteria, but we know we can always improve our measuring scale and keep working to make it better." If they admitted that they weren't perfect and that other types of training are legitimate, then they would be a bit more endearing to the average watcher.

    • @kevinb6546
      @kevinb6546 6 лет назад +1

      Just do your stuff and let others do theirs, good words man good words

    • @bim1537
      @bim1537 6 лет назад +5

      Don't get me wrong, I like CrossFit, I think it's very healthy. But the thing that for some reason I can't easily accept, is that CrossFit calls kipping pull ups as just pull ups.
      Although there's no patent nor copyright related to the naming, but calling it just pull up is not very nice.

    • @dawittedla3498
      @dawittedla3498 6 лет назад +1

      Naydenflo if i don't like what you do is that makes me hater??? if I don't like i don't like period. it does not mean i am hater let us agree with that. commenting is raght could be postive or negative. so in my epinion NO hater or enemy you just wasted your time saying all that.never hater.

  • @dannyb2005
    @dannyb2005 10 лет назад +9

    I could watch this over and over and over again. My favorite line form Matt Chan, "Oh, I've never seen this thing, watch this." That speaks to me more than anything I have ever heard.

  • @NeonVans22
    @NeonVans22 8 лет назад +6

    I switched from weightlifting to CrossFit in May...and im in love with this!!!

  • @EAJ1980
    @EAJ1980 10 лет назад +3

    Fittest on Earth is a bold statement. I'm glad Crossfit opens up doors for those to get involved in some sort of athletic competition, but depends on a person's goals. I do crossfit for the cardio and I enjoy the box, but I lift traditionally because that's where I get my strength. I can't sacrifice strict from and think that is making fitter. Crossfit is great, but no better than any other regiment when a person puts 100 % into it.

  • @blaineur
    @blaineur 7 лет назад +26

    Very, very, impressive. I am 78 and train as hard now as I did when I took up bodybuilding when I was 58. I hate being this age, but I love being an athlete. CrossFit brings it to a level unimaginable. As my video said in an almost amateur way 'this (working out balls to the wall) is a mental game.

    • @helmutkirchweger3962
      @helmutkirchweger3962 4 года назад +2

      what do you mean with "at this age" ... other guys need a walker, you still kick serious butt in workouts, good job Sir :-)

    • @toriwolf5978
      @toriwolf5978 4 года назад +1

      Omg good job keep going I’m just starting out in this kind of workout I’m 72 years young lol 😂

  • @sethtiffany984
    @sethtiffany984 8 лет назад +3

    One of the most inspirational docs i have ever seen. Makes me love this sport even more. I started out at my box doing boot camp, and once Ramadan was over my coaches basically kicked me out and told me i was ready to start crossfit. Since day one i've been honestly surprised at what i can accomplish when properly motivated and encouraged. I highly recommend crossfit to any and all people no matter their fitness level.

  • @MrRayh63
    @MrRayh63 4 года назад

    Excellent explanation of what CrossFit truly is. I too have heard the debates of what sport or physical activity is better or best. But I have always sided with CrossFit for the obvious reasons. At least obvious to me.
    Now after watching, listening and learning about the deeper mental thoughts about CrossFit, I have a greater appreciation for it.
    Basically, CrossFit is life. You train for the expected but mostly for the unexpected. Preparing both mind and body for the unknown and having the courage to take it on.
    I am a 57 year old man that is not anywhere close to being a Cross Fitter, but I want to thank all the Cross Fitters out there. You inspire me to look deeper into myself and into others.
    God Bless you all!

  • @markdagpin1981
    @markdagpin1981 8 лет назад +27

    I only lift weights at the gym. But I fucking love to try crossfit. Fitness is really not only dumbbells and barbells.

    • @simullane7836
      @simullane7836 6 лет назад

      Did you give it a go?

    • @SparklingTacos
      @SparklingTacos 6 лет назад

      Go do it. You’ll love it & you’ll probably stop lifting weights alone.

  • @EL-tw3ky
    @EL-tw3ky 6 лет назад +4

    Wow.....Incredible video which just completely changes your view of Crossfit. Yes, there are calisthenics athletes who will disagree with their gymnastic movements, but at the end of the day, Crossfit is pretty incredible. I used to be a hater, but after watching these guys, I got a true understanding of the extent which they go to everyday just to make the Crossfit Games. Pretty damn inspiring.

  • @Husani759
    @Husani759 10 лет назад +17

    I think a Navy Seal's opinion matters. These athletes are no joke. No joke. Watching Crossfit vids inspires.

    • @GregScholfield
      @GregScholfield 10 лет назад +1

      I wish I had seen your post before my little "capability" rant up above...

    • @nirmalyam4794
      @nirmalyam4794 3 года назад

      I just don't the hate directed at it. I lift weights the more traditional way, based on muscle groups but I really want to start doing what these guys are doing. Fucking insane.

  • @laurabenigno5720
    @laurabenigno5720 4 года назад +7

    This is awesome! Why am I only finding this now? Love it. Thank you.

  • @kaeden7732
    @kaeden7732 9 лет назад +28

    I've just turned 15 years old, been doing crossfit for a year. 305 deadlift, 110 snatch

    • @KarmahDude
      @KarmahDude 9 лет назад +1

      Kaeden Tenkoppel thats amazing!

    • @ethanwelborn
      @ethanwelborn 9 лет назад +3

      +Kaeden Tenkoppel Great start. Stay humble, work hard!

    • @reeganleppien5906
      @reeganleppien5906 8 лет назад

      What's your gymnastics like?

    • @benjaminx7822
      @benjaminx7822 7 лет назад

      good lifts man Im 16 and can only DF 315

    • @grim6343
      @grim6343 6 лет назад +4

      Crazy Black Panda I'm 8 and I can deadlift 455 and snatch 310

  • @jennaforeman652
    @jennaforeman652 4 года назад +2

    CrossFit has done so much for me. I cannot thank it enough for how much it has taught me to love who I am and how to push myself beyond my limits.

    • @LPrulezhard
      @LPrulezhard 4 года назад +1

      Yeah, people give it shit without even trying it. So sad cuz it's hardcore:)

  • @indiana6881
    @indiana6881 10 лет назад +2

    I just got done with a workout, Matched my PR on bench then killed a wod with some hard and fast rope climbs and I'm ready to go lift again, right now, something heavy, I'm pumped.

  • @zest.b6127
    @zest.b6127 4 года назад +3

    Seeing them and thinking that the overall level got so much higher in the years. They'd be CRUSHED by the current athletes

  • @masonrucker9796
    @masonrucker9796 10 лет назад

    This is probably the best video I've ever seen! I can't wait till the 2014 Crossfit Open begin in couple days!!!

  • @ozky25
    @ozky25 10 лет назад +1

    That end was just Perfect, I love this CF so much!!!

  • @boefjespost
    @boefjespost 7 лет назад +25

    Did I just hear Dave Castro say that he was a navy seal for twelve years?

  • @paulhicks6060
    @paulhicks6060 10 лет назад +2

    I love this video, I NOW truly know what Cross-Fit is. I wish i had heard of this at the beginning of this millennium when i started in the fitness Industry. My direction would have been quite different. Now i know why there are so many down-noser's, haters and general misunderstood people over Cross-Fit Athletes; these athletes are so awesomely incredibly excellent at pushing what the human mind, body and spirit can do, that average people have no other response for what they are seeing.
    The Cross-Fit Games is the result of 40-50 years of natural progression of the gym / fitness / exercise science industry. Anything that enhances the 'Human Experience' like this competition has to be applauded.

  • @jameskaplan2094
    @jameskaplan2094 4 года назад +3

    Watching this in 2019/2020, its crazy to see how far the games have come. We've got guys and girls doing the craziest things imaginable. The only thing standing in the way of the guys, Mat Fraser, in the girls, its anybody's game

    • @sensam6155
      @sensam6155 3 года назад

      Do you really think the athletes in the 2019 Games were really that much better than the athletes in the 2013 Games? The difference between 2008 to 2013 was enormous, but 2013 to 2019 was minor and negligible imo.

  • @SonnyChenova
    @SonnyChenova 6 лет назад

    i salute all athletes whether it's body building, power lifting, Crossfit, street workout, gymnastics, martial arts, etc. i respect you all for being the best you can be in your own field!:)

  • @kan-zee
    @kan-zee 9 лет назад

    @4:50 that shot is awesome...in slow mode
    Grew up on Olympics and Bodybuilders....
    So Grateful for the Birth of Crossfit (combo of Olympic activity with weights)!!
    All these Athletes are True TITANs of the Crossfit World !!

  • @1starp
    @1starp 8 лет назад +5

    What makes Rich Froning more fit than others is his spirituality fitness... hence, the mental fitness ;) All other crossfitters are great but if you are spiritually fit and mentally fit, you have the advantage

    • @musik102
      @musik102 8 лет назад +1

      +Patrick Weber Rubbish!!!
      Are you saying that an atheist could't be the best at something?

    • @braveheart4603
      @braveheart4603 8 лет назад

      +musik102 athiests can be spiritual too.

  • @loganpatterson4674
    @loganpatterson4674 10 лет назад +1

    Great video, it gets me excited and I don't even do crossfit anymore. I'll definitely be watching every games season. Someday I would like to go to the games (as a spectator)

  • @jeffersonhenley6787
    @jeffersonhenley6787 10 лет назад +18

    I just want to say that this was absolutely awesome, one of the best videos to go up on this page Crossfit! I also want to wish everyone whose planning on doing the Open a hearty good luck! Do work and kill every workout guys and gals!

    • @emilianoaidan7091
      @emilianoaidan7091 2 года назад

      sorry to be so off topic but does any of you know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?
      I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tips you can give me!

  • @Michael-oy1fb
    @Michael-oy1fb 10 лет назад

    Love watching the videos with this peoples and their perfect bodies. Much respect for them an their hard work. Super human workout machines.

  • @philbeaves597
    @philbeaves597 10 лет назад +14

    Crossfit is the exact opposite of Fightclub because the first rule of Crossfit is to never shut the fuck up about Crossfit.

  • @herewego-pt8lf
    @herewego-pt8lf 10 лет назад +47

    people still don't understand. CROSSFIT IS NOT A TYPE OF TRAINING. its a BRAND. people who compete in these FITNESS competitions just train in different methodologies. if you think your methodology is better, then challenge someone who trains multiple methodologies and see if you are OVERALL fitter

    • @navsquid32
      @navsquid32 10 лет назад +1

      Perfect explanation. CrossFit has certain techniques that you will likely be called upon to do in competition (muscle ups, weightlifting, burpees, etc). However, the training is not monolithic. Training varies hugely from box to box.

    • @adrianoreyes4184
      @adrianoreyes4184 9 лет назад

      Couldn't say it any better my self.

    • @reds7vn644
      @reds7vn644 6 лет назад

      herewego 6789 Ummmm.... Decathletes period every single time no CrossFit on the planet could even come within the 20th Place in the Olympics in the decathlon.

  • @davidhummel250
    @davidhummel250 2 года назад

    Oh I do like that quote to describe CrossFit “training to be real life superhero”.

  • @ErwinSchrodinger64
    @ErwinSchrodinger64 8 лет назад +5

    I'm dying to try CrossFit. I've read through so many post. I'm into bodybuilding but I also run (18 miles a week) and do lots of types of cardio. I always work out to exhaustion by either lowering weights as I workout or compounded my exercises with other exercises. I walk out of the gym drenched in sweat and completely drained. My primary concern is what I've learned from bodybuilding. From my personal experience, form is key and knowing the limitations of your body is what has kept me injury free for 20+ years. It's pretty evident when weight training is done correctly, age is of little concern. There are 50+ bodybuilders that have incredible bodies and unbelievable fit in the gyms I attend. I've researched injuries in CrossFit and I've found lots of horror stories. In defense of CrossFit, I've seen in countless forums that this is were proper coaching comes into play. My major concern with CrossFit are injuries and sustainability long term.
    It would be great if an official video was made on the matter. I'm sure this would cause an influx of other niches of the fitness community. I'm always open minded to new forms of training. However, every time I bring up CrossFit, I always get barraged with negative commentary from all types within the fitness community: bodybuilders, power lifters, runners, gymnast, and others. Since CrossFit is a new sport, I think this is what plagues a lot of the challenges of people ever taking it seriously. Again, I'm neutral on the matter. I just want to know. Any information would be helpful, especially researched scientific journals.

    • @whiterabit09
      @whiterabit09 8 лет назад

      +1czelaya
      have you looked for journals that show evidence of crossfit injuries?
      there has been a lot of unsubstantiated accusations online...

    • @1327j
      @1327j 8 лет назад +1

      I used to work in physical therapy and have seen a ton of injuries from bodybuilding. I used to compete on stage and had more pain and was less fit doing the typical gym stuff than I ever did doing crossfit. If done correctly and form is main priority you'll get stronger faster bigger etc quicker than you will bodybuilding and injury won't be an issue. If you go out hard as crap without form you'll get hurt

  • @psychonautshinobi4049
    @psychonautshinobi4049 8 лет назад +4

    I usually ask myself what is the point of being specifically eg. a sprinter/swimmer/ cyclist etc just to improve on those few more milliseconds for a whole entire career; or weightlifter/strongman/athletic field performer just to rack a few more pounds or jump/throw little further having to spend years of training just so to push into these "insignificant" no. measurements of performance (PRs) ; just because athletes tend to get a little obsessed with competing with others or fighting themselves on minor PRs in their field or as normally happens their hobby turns into a same routine job . The way of the warrior is to practice everything that's how you measure fitness; and instead of wasting most of that extensive time just to get a little better on one specific fitness component were progress tends to get slower and slower by time, its much more worth the effort and TIME to train and switch on to something else while maintaining always the acquisition of levels of fitness to help you get into a more well-round complete machine in the most efficient way; enabling to handle your body like non others can (hence FITNESS). For me they have created all these culture/labels were everyone has to mold into when in reality this whole world is like a playground and so is our body. Its crazy like imagine even Lance Armstrong who spent all those painstaking years so he could prove to the world how Fit he is, the moment he stopped and stepped into the marathon arena he failed terribly in his results. So for me it appears as if he suffered and sacrificed a lot without gaining/exploiting too much of his body and what it can do, and so to EXPERIENCE more the reality of what one can achieve! So is for me the mistake of many athletes who are trying to get fit, except the fact that im not talking about those who only take their sport lightly just for fun or to help them stay away from bad habits or else too seriously but for those who want to call themselves a warrior were they have good balance of everything some of whom with specific extremities or unique qualities to count instead of a mere performer or athlete in a single mold to conform honing their ability when its quite pathetic when considering the amount of dedication just to improve so little or call yourself lil better. I believe the latter is only effective for genetically gifted people who are also ambitious in carving their name on the records as far as human limits can go, but if you are not eg, in case of sprinting Usain Bolt or Powell or anyone in the top 50 of the world or so in any kind of sport than i dont see the reason why to waste your life to mould unto one mold of culture.
    Besides all this i think Crossfit has all to do with potentiality of capability in athleticism/ Motor firing (less/basic Skill) but to a certain extent not so much advanced Skill/ Motor control is required emphasized in Sport ! So for me Crossfit doesnt qualify as a sport but what ties all sport together!

  • @35Exp
    @35Exp 10 лет назад

    "This is more than just a competition of athletes, this is a competition of training methodologies"
    Fav quote. Train hard.

  • @hectorolmos3011
    @hectorolmos3011 10 лет назад +8

    Best crossfit video yet.

  • @PatCFLabat
    @PatCFLabat 10 лет назад +34

    FUCKING LOVE CROSSSSSFIIIIIITTTTTTT

    • @ben293848
      @ben293848 10 лет назад +3

      i got introduced into Crossfit when I was 16 years or so and I am 18 now, by my High school soccer coach and ever since he showed me Crossfit I love Crossfit , and i agree with your Comment PatCF

  • @MazDelaCerna
    @MazDelaCerna 6 лет назад

    Found this scrolling on RUclips... glad I did!!

  • @alexc8715
    @alexc8715 8 лет назад +4

    Funny what Cami was saying at 20:04 about people telling her when more people get involved in crossfit she wont be at the top for long and saying that wont happen to her. After winning the games she placed 13th and 21st in the following years...yeah she's peaked.

    • @TheAllAroundG
      @TheAllAroundG 8 лет назад +1

      Yeah...I hated that for her...but yep...they were just waiting in the wings...

    • @jblake615
      @jblake615 8 лет назад +3

      +Alex Cameron Says the keyboard warrior who has a 10 min Fran. Shut up.

  • @RobindeValkNL
    @RobindeValkNL 9 лет назад +151

    would be amaing if Crossfit would become an olympic sport. JUst feels like the ultimate olympian sport

    • @rmzulhilmi
      @rmzulhilmi 9 лет назад +11

      We already weightlifting, gymnastics, track and field, etc,
      Why don't you try and excel in those?

    • @MrWorldgonemad
      @MrWorldgonemad 9 лет назад +2

      ***** bullshit

    • @julieouellet247
      @julieouellet247 9 лет назад

      Frederico Celentano thats all very true but have you ever seen lauren fisher video.. she started crossfit and she excelled at weighlifting.. got to major compettion representing the US..won like 3 gold medals.. and she said herself that shes very fortunate to be at that level .. when there some girls that will train their whole life for one moment like this on one big stage.

    • @mdsarikulislam8323
      @mdsarikulislam8323 6 лет назад

      Robin de Valk ওএও

    • @reds7vn644
      @reds7vn644 6 лет назад

      Julie Ouellet So one female achieves this and it justifies a workout system as an Olympic sport? You do realize a decathlon would destroy any and all crossfitters if they were competing against a decathlete.

  • @anonamos225
    @anonamos225 6 лет назад +1

    I keep coming back to this video to listen to them talk about the row 😂😂😂
    Always puts a smile on my face
    "It destroyed me emotionally" 😂

  • @teslation
    @teslation 10 лет назад +81

    Crossfit in olympics !!!
    Best thing ever

    • @jeffreychantin
      @jeffreychantin 10 лет назад +25

      Edward Kennedy You're

    • @edwardkennedyeire
      @edwardkennedyeire 10 лет назад +13

      I'm not an adult.

    • @brandondecali
      @brandondecali 10 лет назад +2

      Patrick Esper You double spaced after every single period in your pathetic attempt to belittle a stranger on the internet, who of which isn't even an adult, therefore your argument is flagged as invalid by the very first sentence of your worthless comment. Oh and also you forgot to add an s to "use" in the parenthesized correction. Remember what Obi-Wan says to the guy trying to sell him cigarettes in Star Wars Episode 2? I think it's time you "go home and re-think your life."

    • @PythonMaps
      @PythonMaps 9 лет назад +5

      It would be hilarious to see this become an Olympic event, Suddenly the top athletes drop a standard as they are unable to get away with the same level of PED use

    • @rafaelroman3697
      @rafaelroman3697 9 лет назад

      *****

  • @fersh0
    @fersh0 10 лет назад +3

    I love Crossfit!! This is the best sport ever for me.

  • @mikehunt2575
    @mikehunt2575 7 лет назад +7

    I can run a mile in 4:37, at the age of 16 and am looking to take part in competitions I'll be at the games one day

  • @SmartJock69
    @SmartJock69 10 лет назад +6

    That was an amazing vid! So freaking inspirational...I'm hitting a PR tonight no matter what! Team JaB

  • @DavidGuinane
    @DavidGuinane 10 лет назад

    This is amazing, and I so agree, the next generation of CrossFitters are going to blow the capabilities of the human body out of the water!

  • @billbrun8098
    @billbrun8098 10 лет назад +2

    My passion. My sport. My lifestyle. Without crossfit now something would be missing

  • @neilirvine4197
    @neilirvine4197 8 лет назад +1

    inspiring vid, makes me wanna go to the gym more and more

  • @knlenz
    @knlenz 10 лет назад

    Absolutely amazing and inspiring!!!

  • @dfirestorm
    @dfirestorm 8 лет назад +3

    I kind of want to see how they adapt to snow/cold/ice and the challenges that adds to fitness, but the games are in summer.

    • @Gnorde
      @Gnorde 8 лет назад

      As far as adding more difficulty to the games, summer would be the most. Sure snow and ice would make some workouts difficult, but the fact that it's cold would just help the athletes. I would say I wish they would have it maybe in a enclosed room though. Mostly because I feel the athletes are fighting against the Heat more then the workouts half the time. At that point it becomes who's genetics can handle the heat better? It is an interesting part of the games though. I'm sure Dave has thought about it.

  • @davidrlz1001
    @davidrlz1001 6 лет назад

    Very interesting, a holistic approach to fitness, a sort of jack of all trades athlete, wonder what this'll look like a couple of years from now.

  • @supermarvelous4417
    @supermarvelous4417 7 лет назад

    Dan Bailey deserves the main podium he is in my eyes already champ,persistence will pay off

  • @zayfreeman
    @zayfreeman 8 лет назад +17

    I honestly can not see how anyone could watch this video without any type of bias and say these aren't the fittest on earth. those who compete in the iron man triathlon all know what they're training for these guys dont. moreover Those that compete in that race is basically straight up endurance and from what I can see the cross fit games is that plus strength which includes weight lifting and gymnastics and actual athletic ability. From what I see no on else attacks the human body for athletic results like cross fit does. I can be wrong but I'd like to see the proof to prove me wrong.

    • @christinalinn2310
      @christinalinn2310 8 лет назад

      MURPH

    • @zayfreeman
      @zayfreeman 8 лет назад +2

      +Dan Cater Subjective ? that's like saying the NBA don't have the best basketball players. If no one else test as many components of fitness as them how could they be more fit that doesn't make sense. There's nothing to subjective about this and don't get me wrong I'm not just some random cross fit fan boy commenting on you tube videos. From top to bottom there isn't a area of fitness that isn't tested in the cross fit games if there is something missing please let me know but as far as overall fitness goes they are the best at the moment until someone makes something more demanding. Also you said not enough endurance ? you go do heavy snatches and 21 med ball ghp sit ups and then tell me how much endurance it took and when your finished with that 27 thrusters 4 legless rope climbs 21 thrusters 3 legless ropeclimbs 15 thrusters 2 legless rope climbs 9 thrusters and a rope climb and then tell me cross fit doesn't have enough endurance dude. And I hear you with the drugs but go watch some of those Olympics documentaries they tell you everyone was on drugs man. You can't single cross fit people out as if its only something freakishly wrong about them when damn near every athlete competing at the top levle of their respective sports are on drugs. Like I said man they cover all aspects of fitness and no one else does if so tell me who and I'll change my opinion till then cross fit is at the top of fitness.

    • @zayfreeman
      @zayfreeman 8 лет назад

      +Dan Cater round 4 was a 600 meter run with 25 over head squats....

    • @1327j
      @1327j 8 лет назад

      +Dan Cater they run all the time....they sprint, they put 600-800 meter runs, they have even done 3 mile runs and such.

    • @craiglawson663
      @craiglawson663 8 лет назад

      How about rowing a half marathon.

  • @mshatemirova
    @mshatemirova 9 лет назад

    It's so necessary and actual sports discipline!!!

  • @gingervitamins
    @gingervitamins 10 лет назад

    frikin epic. Keep up the good work HQ. :D

  • @EddyyyyySS
    @EddyyyyySS 10 лет назад

    Watching Barto come up with 315 gave me chills.

  • @Dieg0320
    @Dieg0320 10 лет назад

    The motivation! This is so awesome :)

  • @KylaScheick
    @KylaScheick 10 лет назад

    chills the entire 29minutes. Great video

  • @gracemanier1362
    @gracemanier1362 7 лет назад +19

    I'm watching this in bed right now and instead of wanting to fall asleep, I want to go to the gym and attack Murph...

  • @changreen4918
    @changreen4918 10 лет назад

    I can't wait to start crossfit! Super pumped

  • @cornelce
    @cornelce 10 лет назад

    Such a great video! Really enjoyed watching it!

  • @MejorFlow
    @MejorFlow 10 лет назад

    Just awesome! Very inspirational!

  • @shawnchong1046
    @shawnchong1046 10 лет назад

    Such an amazing and inspiring video. CROSSFIT FTW

  • @Cipher8721
    @Cipher8721 7 лет назад

    just finish watching this again in 2017!

  • @illicitrans
    @illicitrans 9 лет назад +1

    2013 had some great events

  • @mauriciomontenegro5743
    @mauriciomontenegro5743 7 лет назад +45

    In 6 years I'll be there

  • @gorulk4866
    @gorulk4866 10 лет назад

    This has me super pumped to start CrossFit whe i get off probation =).

  • @aidansmeaton6244
    @aidansmeaton6244 10 лет назад +2

    I love how people who don't do or like Crossfit spent so much time watching their video.so I think if you don't like it, do your own thing. Surely if your sport or whatever you do was so much better you'd be spending the time you spend watching these videos making yourselves better at your own sport. Just saying.

  • @stephenlayton4885
    @stephenlayton4885 9 лет назад +6

    I could watch this everyday.

  • @ChrisManhattan
    @ChrisManhattan 10 лет назад

    This is awesome! Thanks for making this video CrossFit®

  • @JStrahlo
    @JStrahlo 10 лет назад +2

    Such an amazing video!

  • @TurdFurgeson571
    @TurdFurgeson571 9 лет назад +2

    Curious to see what little belief people have in themselves. That has to be why some people insist that performance enhancing drugs are the only way for someone to achieve such abilities.

  • @codycmx
    @codycmx 10 лет назад +1

    Gotta love crossfit motivation! !

  • @dylanhumphrey1719
    @dylanhumphrey1719 10 лет назад

    Hands down, the most legit documentary

  • @fysiologik
    @fysiologik 10 лет назад

    Excellent video... thx HQ

  • @dmullz100
    @dmullz100 3 года назад

    First class this Wednesday! Let's gooooo

  • @alyssa9452
    @alyssa9452 2 года назад

    We need a burden run 2.0 in 2022! My favorite games event yet! 🤘

  • @johnfitzsimmons5690
    @johnfitzsimmons5690 5 лет назад

    "Fitness" applies to the challenge. If the situation were lifting a dropped car off of someone, you'd want a strongman or powerlifter, who'd be the fittest for that challenge. If your challenge was to escape a high speed predator, you'd want an olympic sprinter, who'd be the fittest for that ... For a spectrum of diverse physical challenges, crossfit is near the top, but add in personal combat or something off their spectrum and an MMA athlete would excel. "Fittest" is in the eye of the beholder, in my opinion.
    Whatever works! Try to get off the couch and move your body. You'll feel great and be healthier & happier! :)

    • @casualarrogance
      @casualarrogance 5 лет назад

      John Fitzsimmons doesn’t work like that. fitness has to be broad and general. Weak with endurance is not fitness, strong but with no stamina is not fitness. You are really fit if you are balanced in all the 10 physical aspects of fitness.

  • @nantwigg3619
    @nantwigg3619 8 лет назад

    +GarrettFisher nailed it regarding what is to come in the next few years lol

  • @luciano1984able
    @luciano1984able 10 лет назад

    great vid. this gets me so pumped!!!

  • @EduardoBarros13
    @EduardoBarros13 7 лет назад +1

    Hey! I see some rugby over there! England front rows! 💪🏉

  • @julieouellet247
    @julieouellet247 9 лет назад +1

    goose bumps.. everytime :P

  • @simnikiwedelanto5541
    @simnikiwedelanto5541 10 лет назад

    Wish we had competition like this in my country South Africa!!!!

  • @rhyspect
    @rhyspect 10 лет назад

    Ok I'm sold. These guys are the real deal.

  • @r3iKoEXE
    @r3iKoEXE 10 лет назад +9

    I've watched this 8 times...

  • @BestFitnessBands
    @BestFitnessBands 10 лет назад +1

    very motivational. 2:07 what's up captain morgan? where's the party at?

  • @academyfitness305
    @academyfitness305 5 лет назад

    One of the best videos they ever made. Now there gone. Big mistake HQ

  • @mixanikos2
    @mixanikos2 8 лет назад

    Love the sport!!Serious the video boosted me up..

  • @philipps9029
    @philipps9029 9 лет назад

    So sick. These guys are amazing

  • @Coffee_and_SpentBrass
    @Coffee_and_SpentBrass 10 лет назад +2

    23:11
    Froning: " Pshhh,..Rob Orlando would of finished it,....."

  • @LibertineDeSade
    @LibertineDeSade 10 лет назад +9

    I thought I was interested in Crossfit until I watched this. LOL. Props to these people to have the dedication and drive that they have for this. It's absolutely amazing. But I realize that there is a difference in the simple desire to be healthy and capable and being a "Crossfitter". I think I'll stick with my gym routine, belly dance and bharatanatyam classes and circus school. I'm good with that! LOL.

    • @jamesfikes2330
      @jamesfikes2330 10 лет назад +1

      You dont have to be these guys. Be as fit as you want, nobody pressures you to be the number 1 crossfitter, but they do push you to do more and to get better.

    • @LibertineDeSade
      @LibertineDeSade 10 лет назад

      James Fikes Yeah, I really don't need or want that push. LOL. I'll pass.

    • @muk138
      @muk138 10 лет назад +2

      I see where you are coming from you and partly agree, but check this out... The Crossfit Games aren't Crossfit. They're the games. You can't compare what happens everyday in every Crossfit gym to what happens in the games. The two are at such different levels. What you are saying is like I am not going to play Hockey because those dues in the NHL are too good, it took to much of their time, etc.

    • @LibertineDeSade
      @LibertineDeSade 10 лет назад

      Marcus Leite Fair enough. I considered that and recently did a little more looking into CrossFit gyms and found that it's just not my cup of tea. I'm more fulfilled where I am.

    • @vipero00
      @vipero00 10 лет назад

      Libertine DeSade
      I can toast to finding your cuppa tea.

  • @dylanredmore6769
    @dylanredmore6769 10 лет назад

    Crossfit is back with the great videos. None of this 1 minute coffee nonsense.

  • @fernandoferrazrocha
    @fernandoferrazrocha 10 лет назад

    Sensacional.. Insane!!! This is Crossfit, Yeah!!!

  • @AcousticFaith21
    @AcousticFaith21 10 лет назад +1

    Seriously what is the song at 10:00 when the zig zag sprint comes on?

  • @Footballking33
    @Footballking33 8 лет назад

    Just did a paper on why people should do Cross Fit vs other forms of working out.

  • @michaelbean4878
    @michaelbean4878 4 месяца назад +12

    Anyone here in 2024?

  • @Oraliv
    @Oraliv 10 лет назад

    Looking forward to this years Open! #stayhydrated

  • @carloscobalto4702
    @carloscobalto4702 9 лет назад

    CROSSFIT: CORPO SEM LIMITES
    O que é?
    O CrossFit é criação do treinador americano Greg Glassman, que montou o primeiro ginásio (nome do lugar em que se pratica o método) em 1995. No mesmo ano, o CrossFit chamou atenção do Departamento de Polícia de Santa Cruz, na Califórnia (EUA), que chamou Glassman para treinar os oficiais. Hoje, há mais de 5 500 locais para fazer o programa no mundo (30 no Brasil). O segredo do sucesso é o conceito do método, basicamente uma mistura de exercícios da ginástica, do levantamento de peso e do atletismo. O objetivo do “cruzamento” é condicionar você da forma mais ampla possível. “A ideia é buscar um equilíbrio entre todas as capacidades físicas e não focar em objetivos particulares, como a estética”, afirma Joel Fridman, coordenador técnico do centro de treinamento CrossFit Brasil, em São Paulo. Quais as capacidades físicas? “Resistência cardiovascular, respiratória e muscular, força, potência, precisão, agilidade, coordenação, flexibilidade e equilíbrio”, diz Luiz Mello, coordenador técnico da CrossFit BH, em Minas Gerais. Ou seja, o objetivo principal do método é turbinar a aptidão física por todos os ângulos. Perder peso e ganhar massa são consequências.
    Como é o treino?
    Está acostumado com a musculação? Aqui não há fichas com séries. Ao chegar num ginásio, você não sabe quais exercícios vai executar, eles mudam constantemente. Esse é um trunfo para estimulá-lo. “Grande parte do público é formado por pessoas desmotivadas para treinar. Muitos não gostam da rotina de exercícios predeterminados, outros reclamam que professores de academias convencionais não dão atenção”, diz Vivian Carvalho, diretora da CrossFit Jundiaí, em São Paulo. A estrutura da aula busca evitar esses problemas. Apesar de variar, normalmente ela tem quatro partes dadas por professores. No início, há um aquecimento. Depois, um trecho conhecido como técnica. “Nele, busca-se aperfeiçoar a execução dos moviementos para que sempre sejam realizados com eficiência e segurança”, diz Mello. Aí começa o “verdadeiro” treino, conhecido como workout of the day (WOD) - o treino do dia, em português. Nessa parte, você faz séries de exercícios sem intervalo e em alta intensidade num tempo curto (normalmente de 10 a 20 minutos). “Há três tipos básicos de WOD: no primeiro, você executa uma série no menor tempo possível; no segundo, faz os movimentos o maior número de vezes que conseguir num intervalo determinado; no último (apenas para praticantes avançados), faz as séries aumentando o peso até a carga máxima que suporta”, explica Vivian. Por último, rola um alongamento. Tudo isso demora entre 45 minutos e uma hora.
    Leia mais em vip.abril.com.br/crossfit-corpo-sem-limites/

  • @GDAVALOS
    @GDAVALOS 10 лет назад +4

    there is no doubt these athletes or cross fitters are elite in their sport of cross fit, and if they trained specifically for one WC event such as running, swimming, rowing, Oly lifting they could be up there with the best of that specific sport. With that said only Crossfit is calling them the fittest athletes in the world, so that sums that up, cause to anybody else that means squat shit. My only battle with CF is the local box where they teach technique for 6 days or so with PVC pipe then through into the guantlet of WODs and Oly Lifts scaled to your ability of course but your form is so jacked up your just fucking yourself up in time. these top athletes who compete in the games just don't do CF a lot of them do strict Oly lifting with a sport specific Oly lifting coach. where there only focus is throwing that weight up with strict technique not sloppy ass technique in the fastest time possible. so EDUCATE THE MASSES BY MAKING THEM TAKE LONGER IN LEARNING TECHNIQUE TECHNIQUE TECHNIQUE MAKE THEM LIFT WITH PVC FOR 1 MONTH 5 DAYS A WEEK AND STOP FUCKING CHARGING SO GOD DAMN MUCH. But on the Games level its the best thing to happen to the fittness world for sure.

  • @raulcarmello1163
    @raulcarmello1163 4 года назад

    The competition should be called:' THE GEAR GAMES.'

  • @rhyspect
    @rhyspect 10 лет назад

    Ok now im sold. These guys are the real deal