The great thing about experience is that you have none in neither football or crossfit.
thanks for proving my point in my last post. fact vs belief. i have facts, oops.
and who says i dont have experience in either? thats a bold [and false] accusation and is common from those on the loosing end of a debate. and what does the injury rate of crossfit have to do with my experience of football or crossfit? or with the facts i mentioned either?
by definition a fact is, as shown on dictionary.com:
1.something
that actually exists; reality; truth.
2.
something known
to exist or to have happened.
3.a truth
known by actual experience or observation; something known to be true.
4. something said to be true or supposed to have
happened:
belief, as shown on dictionary.com:
1.something
believed; an
opinion or
conviction.
2.
confidence in the truth or
existence of something not immediately susceptible to rigorous proof.
3.confidence;
faith; trust: a child's belief in his parents.
4. a religious tenet or
tenets; religious creed or faith.
you accused me of having no experience of football or crossfit. you make that statement in an attempt of being fact. how did you prove that information? if its not a fact, its false, or a belief which does go along with other beliefs you have so i can understand that.
also, did you miss the part where i talked about the merits of crossfit? how it can help people? or did you do exactly what, in the same post, i said was likely going to happen. that someone would take what i said in a small part of the post out of context, which you did [accusation]. so if you are disagreeing with me does that mean you believe that crossfit has no merit? cause i do believe it has a purpose. i also believe it has many shortcomings as most fads do. i can say one of its major strengths is a great marketing department.
i also believe you have a strong conviction to crossfit and no one, even with the truth, will change your mind. to a degree i find that commendable. beliefs and hope are a great thing and more people need that kind of conviction. now i do relate this to a fanboy level like apple products or zealots like in religions. their fanaticism ignores many facts and that is the great thing about facts, it does not require your belief to be the truth. i just hope you realize someday that there are many things wrong with crossfit and push more towards fixing it then blindly following it (yes i used your incorrect attempt of a phrase against you). and i hope others reading this post see the pros and cons of crossfit as based upon fact and not blind faith.