Front Range CrossFit

Rest and recovery are just as important as the workout itself in CrossFit. Our program incorporates active recovery techniques and rest days to help you avoid injury and achieve your goals. Learn why rest and recovery are essential to your CrossFit journey and how to incorporate them into your routine.

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Myth #1: Keto/Paleo/Intermittent Fasting is best for weight loss.

While trendy diets like keto, paleo, and intermittent fasting can be effective for weight loss, the key to successful weight loss is finding an approach that works for you and that you can maintain over time.

Myth #2: Intensity matters for beginners.

Consistency is the key to building a strong foundation of fitness, and finding a workout routine that you enjoy and can stick to is more important than intensity when you’re starting out. This exactly what our on-boarding process is designed to do, so reach out today!

Myth #3: You have to be fit to do CrossFit.

CrossFit is scalable to any fitness level, and with a coach to modify the workouts, you can get a great workout regardless of your current fitness level. No more heading to the gym with no idea what to do!

Myth #4: You should workout every day.

While regular exercise is important, it's not necessary to work out every day. Aim for 3-4 well-rounded workouts per week, with rest days in between, will actually build fitness FASTER than doing it every day.

Myth #5: You can lose weight by working out.

While exercise is important for overall health, weight loss is primarily controlled by what you eat, not how much you exercise. Find a workout routine that you enjoy, but don't rely on exercise alone as a weight loss strategy.

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