The GOAT CrossFit has just won its fourth consecutive championship. BOXROX and its contents are not affiliated with CrossFit, Inc in any way nor are they endorsed by CrossFit, Inc or any of its subsidiaries. For two decades, CrossFit has grown from a small gym in Santa Cruz, California to become one of the most renowned fitness brands in the world. With this victory, Mathew Fraser has surpassed Rich Froning as the most successful CrossFit Games champion with five titles.The CrossFit Games athletes will compete in seven events over two days, divided into four blocks.
CrossFit is dedicated to creating an inviting and inclusive atmosphere for everyone, and millions of people have already experienced the life-changing benefits of CrossFit through workouts at more than 14,000 affiliated gyms in 158 countries. Even if you're not close to doing a barbell start (let alone three consecutive outbursts at your maximum of one repetition), you can start with this CrossFit workout for beginners that only requires a kettlebell or this other CrossFit workout at home that you can do anywhere. Dave Castro has said that this will be the most difficult event of all CrossFit games and it is very, very difficult.Many believe Fraser's loss in CrossFit Total was due to a weight miscalculation, but he lost this fairly. The combination of Murph and Mary, both training sessions that have appeared in previous CrossFit Games, “Atalanta is the longest final event in the history of the Games.
Initially, CrossFit HQ reported Kara Saunders as the winner of the event; it was later clarified that Awful Annie finished second behind Toomey. Not only did Pearce finish training ahead of all athletes, but he secured his first place on the CrossFit Games podium with his victory.Games rookie Justin Medeiros impressively dragged Fraser by just eight seconds, demonstrating himself as a serious contender from the start. In fact, he beat Fraser in the first Swim 'N' Stuff event and went four tenths of a second from doing it again in the 11th Games Final event.
