CopyCat
Well-known member
Rodja and I have been at friendly odds on this for years. Him Zir red and I have had discussions on several occasions. Some of their issues I actually agree with, but are the ones that are not inherent necessarily to the program itself, but rather to trainers, skill levels, methods, quality control, etc. these things are are seen it the way one gets certified to teach and how well they do. Their are crossfit gyms with trainers who are awesome and don't do things like throw their patrons into difficult technical lifts like the snatch without proper experience etc and have a strict regimen how they progress their students. Then there are crapy trainers who simply go through the motions and people get hurt. This is the reason why Robb Wolfe broke ties with crossfit. Not because of issues with the program, but it's quality control. You wrote that it's not a workout routine or a lifestyle. Whether one thinks it's a good routine or not it obviously is one and more then obviously a lifestyle, hell I'll even admit to an obnoxious level sometimes.