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powerlifter54 wrote:

I once heard Greg say at the 2008 Games (I was there competing Joseph, as a simple CF'er, before I ever worked for CF and when I was an affiliate owner) that he would take the KKK's money as a sponsor and let them have banners there if they paid their sponsorship. I'm not entirely sure if he was joking or not.-Dale Saran, Esq

The Most Dangerous Man In American Healthcare
Greg Glassman has looked at what is wrong with the health of Americans and he is willing to say what that is and say it out loud. He is willing to say that we as a people are unfit, and that this is the primary cause underlying our lack of health, and our accelerating need to spend money to cure disease. He is willing to say that the vast majority of the advice that we have received to fix this is flat out wrong, whether it comes from the government or the cover of Fitness Magazine. He is willing to say the the road to economic salvation in American Healthcare leads through the gym, the grocery store, and the kitchen, not to or through something as meaningless as an “Accountable Healthcare Organization” (whatever that may be). Although he is convinced that he is right he is presently spending gobs of his own money studying the effects of the Crossfit prescription on the health of regular people.

Yup, Greg Glassman is right, and he doesn’t care that all of the so–called experts in healthcare don’t know who he is yet, or that they wouldn’t agree with him if they did. Judging by what’s going on in the physical fitness world right now as Crossfit grows 30% PER MONTH, I’d say that makes Greg Glassman the most dangerous man in American healthcare.

lasalle wrote:

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Fat Cat wrote:Who's the titcow on the left? I'd milk her till she bleats.

A scientist at heart, Glassman digested this information and in 2008 made the following statement: fitness is a proxy for health.

Crust Bucket wrote:

Fat Cat wrote:Who's the titcow on the left? I'd milk her till she bleats.

I'm pretty sure that's the ex Mrs. Cooch.

Alfred_E._Neuman wrote:

lasalle wrote:

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I read that stupid bullshit today.

The only thing Gregg Glassman's dangerous to is a bottle of gin. And shoulders, hips, backs.......

Fitness: The ability to survive to reproductive age and produce viable offspring.

A Team Gorilla Fan wrote:One of the coaches at my xfit calls the bottom position of a deadlift the WildGorillaMan

WildGorillaMan wrote:Quote of the day:

A Team Gorilla Fan wrote:One of the coaches at my xfit calls the bottom position of a deadlift the WildGorillaMan

Captain Quack wrote:http://www.forgingelitesarcasm.com/2011 ... ekend.html

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Batboy2/75 wrote:

Captain Quack wrote:http://www.forgingelitesarcasm.com/2011 ... ekend.html

Dude, looks like they've been hit with the ugly stick more than a few times.

friedquads wrote:Admit it. You'd still hit that depending on the level of tequila you already consumed.

8. Selected Types of Drug Testing

• Championships Testing

CrossFit Games individual/team championships events, selection of athletes may be based on random selection or position of finish.

• Unannounced Random Testing

All registered athletes who have signed the drug-testing consent form are subject to unannounced random testing. This includes at Sectional and Regional events for the CrossFit Games, and/or any other CrossFit sanctioned athletic events. Random selections will be generated electronically, maintaining objective and unbiased athlete selection.

· Reasonable Suspicion Screening

An athlete may be subject to testing at any time when CrossFit determines there is individualized reasonable suspicion to believe the participant is using a prohibited substance. Such reasonable suspicion may be based on objective information as determined by CrossFit, and deemed reliable by such. Reasonable suspicion may include, without limitation, 1) observed possession or use of substances appearing to be prohibited drugs, 2) arrest or conviction for a criminal offense related to the possession or transfer of prohibited drugs or substances, or 3) observed abnormal appearance, conduct or behavior reasonably interpretable as being caused by the use of prohibited drugs or substances. If suspected, CrossFit will arrange for a no notice drug test. Note: The possession and/or use of banned substances may be determined by means other than urinalysis. When an individual is found to be in possession and/or using such substances, he/she will be subject to the same procedures that would be followed in the case of a positive urinalysis.

It is so interesting to me to see how so many people are affraid of CrossFit and have to bash it to rationalize their fear.

Bloody torn hands and bloody barbells at Regionals makes CF look dumb.

lasalle wrote:

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terra wrote:

lasalle wrote:

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Dangerous? Well, my practice has done well from him so far.
Two shoulder and one knee patient from @fit zealots (one of them I even forewarned on the shoulder).

"@fit, supporting Chiropractic".


Ohh, and the middle @fit chick that Quack posted looks like that (farily plain IMHO) British princess that everyone was raving about.
(Quack, please DON'T change the gif on your sig).

Captain Quack wrote:My practice has received quite a few more than 3 patients, I'll leave it at that. My buddy's kettlebell-focused gym is regularly getting fallout from the local @Fs and other silly bootcampers who are tired of re-injuring themselves.

terra wrote:

Captain Quack wrote:My practice has received quite a few more than 3 patients, I'll leave it at that. My buddy's kettlebell-focused gym is regularly getting fallout from the local @Fs and other silly bootcampers who are tired of re-injuring themselves.

We don't have an @fit on every corner down here, yet.