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Home›Tech Advice›How to get started with CrossFit: The beginner’s guide

How to get started with CrossFit: The beginner’s guide

By Matthew Lynch
July 6, 2023
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If you’ve been considering getting into shape and trying out a new fitness routine, CrossFit just might be the one for you. Known for its high-intensity workouts and diverse range of exercises, CrossFit has become increasingly popular over the years. But don’t worry, even if you’re a beginner, it’s never too late to start. In this guide, we’ll discuss how to get started with CrossFit and provide some tips to help you succeed.

1. Research and Find a Local CrossFit Gym (Box)

Your first step is to find a local CrossFit gym or “box” in your area. You can do this by searching online or asking for recommendations from friends who are into fitness. Ensure that the gym you choose has certified CrossFit trainers and provides introductory classes for beginners. It is also essential that the gym has a positive and welcoming atmosphere, as this will help motivate you throughout your journey.

2. Sign up for a Fundamentals (On-Ramp) Class

Most CrossFit gyms offer fundamental or on-ramp classes specifically designed for beginners. These classes focus on teaching proper form and techniques, ensuring that newcomers can perform all the movements safely and efficiently. Make sure to sign up for these classes, as they will provide you with a solid foundation before you dive into regular CrossFit workouts.

3. Get Proper Workout Gear

Wearing the right workout gear is important for comfort and safety during your sessions. Invest in good-quality athletic shoes that provide support and stability for diverse movements like weightlifting, running, and jumping. Also, purchase comfortable clothes that allow you freedom of movement.

4. Scale Your Workouts

CrossFit workouts can be tailored to your personal fitness level. Don’t be intimidated by others lifting heavy weights or performing advanced movements – everyone starts somewhere. Remember to scale your workouts according to your abilities; this is where having a knowledgeable trainer comes in handy. They can help you determine the best modifications for exercises, ensuring both safety and effectiveness.

5. Learn the Lingo

As you delve into the world of CrossFit, you’ll come across various terms and acronyms that might be unfamiliar to you. Take some time to learn these, as they’ll help you better understand your workouts and communicate with your fellow CrossFitters. Some common phrases include: WOD (Workout Of the Day), AMRAP (As Many Rounds As Possible), and EMOM (Every Minute On the Minute).

6. Focus on Form and Technique

Proper form and technique are crucial when it comes to CrossFit. Although it is tempting to push yourself to lift heavier weights or compete with others, prioritizing good form reduces the risk of injury and helps maximize the benefits from each workout. Always include a warm-up routine in each session, listen to your body, and don’t hesitate to ask your coach for guidance.

7. Track Your Progress

One of the most rewarding aspects of CrossFit is seeing your progress over time. Keep a journal or use an app to track your workouts, personal records in lifts and other movements, nutrition, and sleep patterns. Monitoring these factors will not only help motivate you but also give you valuable insights into what’s working well and where adjustments need to be made.

8. Be Patient and Consistent

Results don’t happen overnight – be patient with yourself as your fitness improves gradually. Stick to a consistent workout routine, get enough rest, maintain proper nutrition, and stay committed to your goals.

Starting CrossFit may seem intimidating at first, but with dedication and patience, this transformative fitness program can help you achieve impressive results. Follow these tips for getting started with CrossFit and unlock your full potential in both physical

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