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We have a lot this month! Congrats to Ara, Ally, Sam, Jake, SoYeun, Daniel, and Monica – you did it! Welcome to the CFCOA family.
While the number of supplements on the market could fill a landfill (and most probably should), fish oil remains one of the few highly regarded additions to a good diet. It’s one supplement we absolutely recommend. What does fish oil do? For the CrossFitter, it’s a
Lift heavy things. It’s the mantra of many CrossFitters, but also an incomplete one. A better motto would be, “Lift heavy things, from the right position, in the proper manner, at the correct speed.” The reason so many CrossFitters get stuck with Olympic weightlifting is
We had an amazing turnout at the Big Bang Competition and Grand Re-Opening Party on Saturday, October 11th. Fun was had by everyone, whether they were competing or cheering, and there was plenty of food and giveaways
Join us for our first holiday party in the new gym on Saturday, December 13th starting at 7pm. Fun times, good food, and drinks a plenty! Look out for an email with more details soon.
Thanksgiving is not Thanksgiving without a plethora of pumpkin recipes. Here is one of my favorites that is also super easy to prepare: coconut pumpkin soup. Click HERE for the recipe.
Congratulations to our recent Core graduates: Allan J., Trish, and Jessica (not pictured). Welcome to the CFCOA family!
I don’t know what we were doing three years ago marketing-wise, but we must have been doing something great because we managed to reel all of these amazing athletes to CFCOA. Abbey, Erik, Hudson, and Jim, we don’t know what CFCOA would be without you.
No, they’re not just something invented by Gatorade. Electrolytes occur naturally in human beings and play a crucial role in our bodies’ function. Athletes working at long duration or high intensity — including CrossFitters — should be familiar with what electrolytes are and how to
Shoulder injuries are one of the most common problems athletes encounter in all sports, including CrossFit. The reason is that the shoulder is not only the most mobile joint in the body, but also the most unstable. Knowing how the shoulder works can help you
