Review the movement standards and setup required for Workout 1 for athletes competing in the Age-Group Quarterfinal and Occupational Games competitions.
Read | WatchAge-Group Quarterfinal Workout 1 Walk-through
To be “CrossFit” is to possess a general physical capacity that lends itself generally well to any and all contingencies: to the likely, to the unlikely, to the known, to the unknown. The fitness of the CrossFit athlete provides a solid foundation from which to take on any sport or any task. CrossFit Sport highlights the feats of everyday athletes applying this general physical capacity to the demands of their individual lives and chosen sports, along with the CrossFit Games, the world’s premier test of broad and general fitness, and its qualifying events.
Review the movement standards and setup required for Workout 1 for athletes competing in the Age-Group Quarterfinal and Occupational Games competitions.
Read | WatchAge-Group Quarterfinal Workout 1 Walk-throughReview the movement standards and setup required for Workout 3 for athletes competing in the Quarterfinal competition.
Read | WatchIndividual Quarterfinal Workout 3 Walk-throughChuck Carswell, CF-L4, offers tips on how to best approach Workout 22.2.
WatchWorkout Tips for 22.2CrossFit Reykjavik vs. CrossFit Hendersonville. Check out this week's matchup winners and the scores to beat in 22.3.
WatchRewatch the 22.3 Announcement and Athlete MatchupAdrian Bozman, CF-L4, offers tips on how to best approach Workout 22.3.
WatchWorkout Tips for 22.3CrossFit Affiliate Programming class plan for Workout 22.3.
Read | WatchWorkout 22.3 Lesson PlanCrossFit Affiliate Programming class plan for Workout 22.2.
Read | WatchWorkout 22.2 Lesson PlanLaura Horvath vs. Emma Lawson and Saxon Panchik vs. Justin Medeiros. Check out this week's matchup winners and the scores to beat in 22.2.
WatchRewatch the 22.2 Announcement and Athlete MatchupCrossFit Affiliate Programming class plan for Workout 22.1.
Read | WatchWorkout 22.1 Lesson PlanDenise Thomas, CF-L4, offers tips on how to best approach Workout 22.1.
WatchWorkout Tips for 22.1Noah Ohlsen vs. Pat Vellner and Bethany Shadburne vs. Danielle Brandon. Check out this week's matchup winners and the scores to beat in 22.1.
WatchRewatch the 22.1 Announcement and Athlete MatchupThe 2022 Open is approaching fast, and this year, we’re keeping the best aspects of past seasons while evolving to make participation more accessible and enjoyable. This year will see some exciting new changes for CrossFit athletes everywhere.
Learn More2022 CrossFit Games Season GuidelinesJust before the 2018 CrossFit Games, a new direction was handed down from the leadership team, instigating an overhaul of the sport. Big changes were on the horizon for 2019, and the focus now turned to making the 2018 Games the best yet.
Watch the Trailer2018: The Ultimate Test — CrossFit Games Documentary Now AvailableThe 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games season will begin with the worldwide Open on Feb. 24, 2022. For athletes across all divisions, the Open will be the first step toward qualification for the CrossFit Games. This year’s Open once again will be a three-week competition.
Learn MoreKey Dates for the 2022 Games Season AnnouncedThe CrossFit Lift Move Work competition consists of one lift, one gymnastics skill component, and one test of general physical preparedness, all in just 20 minutes.
WatchHow to Choose Your Track—2021 CrossFit Lift Move WorkAll three components of the CrossFit Lift Move Work virtual competition have now been announced. Athletes will have 4 minutes to establish a 1-rep-max lift. The next 4-minute segment will test max reps of a gymnastics movement. The final segment will be an 8-minute CrossFit AMRAP. The virtual competition will run from Oct. 21-25. Some movements vary by track or division. View complete details to see yours.
Learn More | RegisterFull Details of Lift, Move, Work Event AnnouncedRegistration is now open for the CrossFit Lift Move Work, a virtual competition from Oct. 21-25. Athletes will start with 4 minutes to establish a 1-rep-max clean. The next 4-minute segment will test max reps of bar muscle-ups, pull-up, or ring rows, depending on Track level. Details of the 3rd and final component are yet to be announced.
Learn More | RegisterFirst Two Components of Lift Move Work Event ReleasedFour Tokyo Olympic medalists share their experiences with CrossFit.
Read MoreOlympic Medal: Check. Next Up? Muscle-Up.It's time to plan your watch party for the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games.
Read MoreHow To Watch The 2021 NOBULL CrossFit GamesTwo decades after sustaining an injury during the September 11 attacks, Rudder will compete at this year's Games in the Women's Lower Extremity division.
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