re: Crossfit is a sham- as told by a crossfitter

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You are a jackass with a vendetta who can not see beyond his own blind fury against crossfit.

Some CFer must have fricked your girlfriend, or your perceived expert ability in one thing is considered fringe by the CF community to a point that it pisses you off to no end.

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Please link or show how you or another crossfitter could compete at even high school levels of the sports mentioned in crossfits own bio???

I dare you. Triple dog dare you. Otherwise you are a kool-aid drinker.

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Froning was born in Mount Clemens, Michigan. He moved to Cookeville, Tennessee, where he currently resides. There he attended Cookeville High School where he played baseball and was an all-district, all-region second baseman. He also participated in football. Upon graduating in 2005, Froning received a baseball scholarship to Walters State Community College. Soon after, Froning decided to end his baseball career, and began working at the Cookeville Fire Department, while continuing his studies at Tennessee Technological University. While working out with the fire department, Froning became interested in CrossFit, which he soon developed a passion for and in 2010, he began coaching and competing.

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All district/region HS in baseball, who had a scholarship to play at a community college and worked for the fire department.

Triple dog dare accepted.

AL of that was before he did crossfire baw. You losing your marbles

I think you are reading that passage way too literally.

I'm pretty sure a 28 year old Froning would make a HS baseball team, dumbass.

I don't like the athlete part of the description, but yeah, a lot of times these elite athletes in many sports have trained themselves into being absolutely unbelievable in a very specific task..at the risk of being less effective at others.

A left handed starting pitcher has a different skill set and needs to perform his trade, than say a positional player such as a shortstop. One is more fit than the other....the one that can perform the highest over muliple domains...and it usually isn't the specialty athlete. Usually....not a bad thing, not everything has to be good or bad..

Not because of his crossfitting. He was already a stud baseball player years before.

His point is that these guys couldn't compete at HS level sports.

I just proved they can with the most obvious of all CF athletes. CptBengal, even with his hate of CF, will agree that these elite CF athletes were athletes in other sports before jumping into CF.

Do you watch the cf games? The guys there are way more fit then track athletes across a much broader spectrum.

Btw you are a fricking loon, and before you call me a loon or kool aid drinker, i dispise organized crossfit, for men atleast.

I didn't lose anything, except the time I spent arguing with a moron.