Trust the Process
Achieving complex movements like bar muscle ups and heavy squats requires time and dedication, often involving thousands of failed attempts. It's easy to overlook the years of hard work that elite athletes have invested, leading many to underestimate their own progress. Emphasizing the importance of a gradual approach, the conversation highlights that true mastery comes from trusting the process and being patient with one's development.In this clip
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Mobility Myths | Dr Quinn Henoch | Modern Wisdom 013
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What are your thoughts on managing situations where a CrossFit gym's programming includes potentially reckless sessions, like a heavy one-rep max deadlift with a 10-minute time cap following an insufficient warmup, while still respecting the programming and maintaining the integrity of the gym’s approach?
What are your thoughts on managing situations where the programming at a CrossFit gym feels reckless, such as a heavy one-rep max deadlift session with a 10-minute time cap following an insufficient warmup? How can coaches balance respecting the programming and maintaining the integrity of the gym's approach while ensuring the safety and effectiveness of the training?
At what point does one have technical proficiency in an exercise so that heavy weights can be used for strength training?