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Group Classes vs Training Templates vs Individualized Programming

Todd Nief September 23, 2016

Everyone has an opinion on programming and training for CrossFit. Quibbles over the best ways to train are nothing new in any sport. Let’s see

Ricky Hirsch: The Jerky King of Chicago

Todd Nief August 3, 2016

You’d think that having the most successful food-based Kickstarter campaign of all time would be a great start. But, Ricky Hirsch was disappointed in having

Dr. Ben Fergus (GRIP Approach)

Todd Nief May 12, 2016

I've snuck into a lot of physical therapy continuing education courses that I don't belong in over the last few years. I've enjoyed putting myself

James FitzGerald on Quitting Coaching

Todd Nief April 15, 2016

I first started coaching in CrossFit back in 2010, and at some point in 2011, I transitioned into the role of writing programming for the

Greg Anderson (Sunn O))) | Southern Lord Records)

Todd Nief March 28, 2016

I've always been kind of a music freak. My first foray into "non-mainstream music" came in seventh grade. I was in some sort of special

Joe Heiler of sportsrehabexpert.com

Todd Nief March 7, 2016

As a strength & conditioning coach, I've received some of the best continuing education by playing around in areas that I don't belong in. Courses

Michael FitzGerald (Optimum Performance Training) on What Metrics Actually Matter for Performance in CrossFit

Todd Nief January 5, 2016

Michael Jordan had Phil Jackson and Tim Grover. Muhammad Ali had Angelo Dundee. Michael Jackson worked with Seth Riggs. Many of the greatest performers of

Elisabeth Akinwale on Mental Toughness in Competition and How to Coach like a Social Worker

Todd Nief December 10, 2015

In addition to being a five times CrossFit Games competitor (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) with two top ten finishes, Elisabeth Akinwale is a mother

Why Training Harder Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Training Better

Todd Nief December 3, 2015

If you start taking a look at fitness celebrities on social media, their timelines are full of inspirational quotes. There's all kinds of stuff out

Mike Kesthely of Dynamic Nutrition

Todd Nief November 2, 2015

Back in 2013, Mike Kesthely effectively closed Dynamic Nutrition down. He had consulted with several CrossFit Games level athletes on their nutrition and had lead

Group Classes vs Training Templates vs Individualized Programming

Todd Nief September 23, 2016

Everyone has an opinion on programming and training for CrossFit. Quibbles over the best ways to train are nothing new in any sport. Let’s see

Ricky Hirsch: The Jerky King of Chicago

Todd Nief August 3, 2016

You’d think that having the most successful food-based Kickstarter campaign of all time would be a great start. But, Ricky Hirsch was disappointed in having

Dr. Ben Fergus (GRIP Approach)

Todd Nief May 12, 2016

I've snuck into a lot of physical therapy continuing education courses that I don't belong in over the last few years. I've enjoyed putting myself

James FitzGerald on Quitting Coaching

Todd Nief April 15, 2016

I first started coaching in CrossFit back in 2010, and at some point in 2011, I transitioned into the role of writing programming for the

Greg Anderson (Sunn O))) | Southern Lord Records)

Todd Nief March 28, 2016

I've always been kind of a music freak. My first foray into "non-mainstream music" came in seventh grade. I was in some sort of special

Joe Heiler of sportsrehabexpert.com

Todd Nief March 7, 2016

As a strength & conditioning coach, I've received some of the best continuing education by playing around in areas that I don't belong in. Courses

Michael FitzGerald (Optimum Performance Training) on What Metrics Actually Matter for Performance in CrossFit

Todd Nief January 5, 2016

Michael Jordan had Phil Jackson and Tim Grover. Muhammad Ali had Angelo Dundee. Michael Jackson worked with Seth Riggs. Many of the greatest performers of

Elisabeth Akinwale on Mental Toughness in Competition and How to Coach like a Social Worker

Todd Nief December 10, 2015

In addition to being a five times CrossFit Games competitor (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) with two top ten finishes, Elisabeth Akinwale is a mother

Why Training Harder Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Training Better

Todd Nief December 3, 2015

If you start taking a look at fitness celebrities on social media, their timelines are full of inspirational quotes. There's all kinds of stuff out

Mike Kesthely of Dynamic Nutrition

Todd Nief November 2, 2015

Back in 2013, Mike Kesthely effectively closed Dynamic Nutrition down. He had consulted with several CrossFit Games level athletes on their nutrition and had lead

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Group Classes vs Training Templates vs Individualized Programming

Ricky Hirsch: The Jerky King of Chicago

Dr. Ben Fergus (GRIP Approach)

James FitzGerald on Quitting Coaching

Greg Anderson (Sunn O))) | Southern Lord Records)

Joe Heiler of sportsrehabexpert.com

Michael FitzGerald (Optimum Performance Training) on What Metrics Actually Matter for Performance in CrossFit

Elisabeth Akinwale on Mental Toughness in Competition and How to Coach like a Social Worker

Why Training Harder Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Training Better

Mike Kesthely of Dynamic Nutrition

Group Classes vs Training Templates vs Individualized Programming

Ricky Hirsch: The Jerky King of Chicago

Dr. Ben Fergus (GRIP Approach)

James FitzGerald on Quitting Coaching

Greg Anderson (Sunn O))) | Southern Lord Records)

Joe Heiler of sportsrehabexpert.com

Michael FitzGerald (Optimum Performance Training) on What Metrics Actually Matter for Performance in CrossFit

Elisabeth Akinwale on Mental Toughness in Competition and How to Coach like a Social Worker

Why Training Harder Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Training Better

Mike Kesthely of Dynamic Nutrition

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