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T200 wrote:Man, I have zero interest in sucking SEAL cock like most of the niggers on the net but this Caviston is fucking nice with the keyboard.

Caviston wrote:The personality traits that determine success are probably established well before someone is old enough to do Crossfit or any other program.

POD wrote:

Caviston wrote:The personality traits that determine success are probably established well before someone is old enough to do Crossfit or any other program.

Couch has already thought of that. http://crossfitkids.com/
CrossFit Kids - Forging Elite Five-Year Olds

T200 wrote:Man, I have zero interest in sucking SEAL cock like most of the niggers on the net but this Caviston is fucking nice with the keyboard.

T200 wrote:Man, I have zero interest in sucking SEAL cock like most of the niggers on the net but this Caviston is fucking nice with the keyboard.

POD wrote:

Caviston wrote:The personality traits that determine success are probably established well before someone is old enough to do Crossfit or any other program.

Couch has already thought of that. http://crossfitkids.com/
CrossFit Kids - Forging Elite Five-Year Olds

Gin Master wrote:I seem to remember Couch challenging Caviston to a shirtless deadlifting comp. I wish Caviston would stoop down to his level. It would look like the Chris Farley/Patrick Swayze Chippendale's skit.

“CrossFit girls,” as they are endearingly known, are arguably some of the hottest women on Earth. We aren’t talking about the air-brushed and half-starved women of Hollywood—taped, tucked, lighted and Photoshopped to perfection. CrossFit’s best female athletes boast outstanding work capacities produced by trained bodies that show the perfect balance of
curve and tone. These are lean, powerful women forged from sinew and muscle in the most complimentary tribute to the female form imaginable. And they have great asses. These are women of function, and function is beautiful.

POD wrote:

Caviston wrote:The personality traits that determine success are probably established well before someone is old enough to do Crossfit or any other program.

Couch has already thought of that. http://crossfitkids.com/
CrossFit Kids - Forging Elite Five-Year Olds

Yes I Have Balls wrote:

Glassman,

Why am I not surprised that you again resort to attacking the ethics of others? Moral superiority for time is x-fit's tactical response to doubters.

I know Mike. He's terrific--as an athlete, a trainee, and a coach. He also does it.

Post some video of yourself. Shirtless, like the rest of the xfit crew. That will show us all we need to know.
Comment #78 - Posted by: old bones at April 25, 2009 9:12 AM

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Old Bones,

That seeing me naked is more important to you than ethics or the facts of the dispute is a suprise to me and "shows us all we need to know" about you.

If Mr. Caviston wants to do a side-by-side, shirtless, deadlift demonstration with me as a charity for Wounded Warrior Foundation, count me in. We'll videotape the demonstration and then you and Mike can "both do it" together.

Comment #79 - Posted by: Coach at April 25, 2009 9:29 AM

WildGorillaMan wrote:Anybody have the rest of the pics in this set? I wanna see what happens next.

Yes I Have Balls wrote:

friedquads wrote:Anyone ever been exposed to MLM businesses like Amway or Herbalife? The similarities between @Fit and Amway is very similar.

1.) Charismatic person or persons in charge, usually espousing something with hyped-up/buzz words.

Amway = Forced Matrix, Get In Early, Downline blah blah blah
@Fit = Broad Time, Model Domains, Elite blah blah blah

2.) Promises of things that are ambiguous or unattainable through their means alone

Amway = Untold riches
@Fit = Elite Fitness (and plenty of business when you open up an affiliate)

3.) Threats & School-Yard Intimidation Tactics if questioning the organization or methods.

By Sharon Jayson, USA TODAY
The moral compass of some public figures clearly went awry in 2009. Now new research better explains why some in the public eye don't think like the rest of us.

Power increases "moral hypocrisy," says Adam Galinsky, a behavioral psychologist at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., and co-author of a study published today in the journal Psychological Science.

NARCISSISM: It can make politicians leaders ... and cheaters

Power does indeed go to your head, making those in the limelight such as celebrities, politicians, CEOs and athletes more prone to a double standard: They're stricter in their moral judgment of others but are more lenient about their own behavior, the study suggests.

"We gave people the opportunity to cheat, and those in a position of power were more likely to cheat," says Galinsky, who conducted the study with researchers from Tilburg University in the Netherlands.

A rogues' gallery

Among the once-powerful who fell from grace this year amid what Galinsky calls moral hypocrisy are former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and U.S. Sen. John Ensign of Nevada, with assorted violations of extramarital affairs or suspected misuse of public funds. Last year, those figures included the auto executives who flew in private jets while their companies cut employee benefits, and politicians, including John Edwards and Eliot Spitzer, who didn't follow the values they espoused.

"It's interesting to think about people in power and why they end up in scandals," says Joe Magee of New York University's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. "In their minds, they're not being brazen. They forget there are rules governing what they do. They're just pursuing their own desires."

Feeling entitled

Magee and Galinsky are among a group of researchers across the country who, in the past decade, have focused attention on moral behavior, power and status.

"Power makes you kind of impulsive and self-serving and occasionally greedy," says psychologist Dacher Keltner of the University of California-Berkeley. "We hold up people in positions of power to exacting standards. They should be more moral agents, when in fact, they are the opposite."

Jennifer Overbeck of the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California-Los Angeles says her studies have found that ordinary people change when put in powerful position: "Just putting them in a position of power leads them to pursue their self-interest and things that they perceive are useful to them."

In the new study, researchers conducted five experiments with about 350 subjects. They found that giving people power makes them feel entitled and causes a disconnect in their judgment. Those in high-power positions tend to judge morality of others while not practicing what they preach, Galinsky says. "If they want to impose strict standards on others while violating those standards themselves, that's when they become a hypocrite," he says.

David DeSteno, a psychologist at Northeastern University in Boston, says his research has shown that "the potential for hypocrisy is in all of us."

"What you see is the same action: 'It's OK if I do it. but not if you do it,' " he says.

Yes I Have Balls wrote:Russel Berger, the insufferable bore that works for the @Fit Journal FINALLY said something we can agree with:

“CrossFit girls,” as they are endearingly known, are arguably some of the hottest women on Earth. We aren’t talking about the air-brushed and half-starved women of Hollywood—taped, tucked, lighted and Photoshopped to perfection. CrossFit’s best female athletes boast outstanding work capacities produced by trained bodies that show the perfect balance of
curve and tone. These are lean, powerful women forged from sinew and muscle in the most complimentary tribute to the female form imaginable. And they have great asses. These are women of function, and function is beautiful.

T200 wrote:Man, I have zero interest in sucking SEAL cock like most of the niggers on the net but this Caviston is fucking nice with the keyboard.

Gin Master wrote:I seem to remember Couch challenging Caviston to a shirtless deadlifting comp. I wish Caviston would stoop down to his level. It would look like the Chris Farley/Patrick Swayze Chippendale's skit.

Elk wrote:

Yes I Have Balls wrote:Russel Berger, the insufferable bore that works for the @Fit Journal FINALLY said something we can agree with:

“CrossFit girls,” as they are endearingly known, are arguably some of the hottest women on Earth. We aren’t talking about the air-brushed and half-starved women of Hollywood—taped, tucked, lighted and Photoshopped to perfection. CrossFit’s best female athletes boast outstanding work capacities produced by trained bodies that show the perfect balance of
curve and tone. These are lean, powerful women forged from sinew and muscle in the most complimentary tribute to the female form imaginable. And they have great asses. These are women of function, and function is beautiful.

These are not some of the hottest women on Earth.