Competition
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If you’ve been doing CrossFit for less than a year, now is the time when you’ve probably heard some rumblings around the gym. “Think there’s gonna be dumbbells again?” “Which workout is going to repeat?” “What surprise is going to hit us this time?”
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Every other week, we’ll be posting a new challenge for BTWB members to partake in. We don’t have a reason to do this other than the fact that it will be fun. So what’s to lose? Each challenge can vary in difficulty or style of work. You might be competing for the best score, or…
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📷 via The CrossFit Games “Success is the peace of mind in knowing that you’ve given your all into achieving a goal” – Jordan Burroughs, World and Olympic Champion in Freestyle Wrestling This year’s Regionals were quite the show. Each weekend was packed with outstanding performances, leaderboard shake-ups, and devastating heart breaks. One athlete that…
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*Photo from The CrossFit Games Every CrossFit Games season we get one opportunity to see the entire CrossFit world compete against each other. The CrossFit Games Open is the only time we get to really compare the different Regions directly against each other. Although the athletes all do the same workouts during the Regionals, the…
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In the first stage of the CrossFit Games(The Open) 500+ CrossFit Affiliates in Southern California are allowed to make as many 8 person teams to compete to get to the second stage of the Games(The Regionals). After the Open is completed the top 30 teams are invited to the Regionals. At most, 6% of the…
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Earlier this week we released a scores breakdown for the this year’s CrossFit Open. We also thought it would be informative to breakdown the programming (workout structure) for this year’s Open as well.
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Now that the 2014 CrossFit Games Open is behind us, we thought we would compile our weekly stats for you all in one place. Below you can see how you stacked up to the rest of the community, week by week. Enjoy! 14.1: Double Unders & Snatches 75% of BTWB users PR’d on 14.1, compared…
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Beyond The Whiteboard user Kie Drea tried his best to get in a score for 14.5. To date he is recorded over 1600 workout sessions on beyond the whiteboard. None more epic then this. Below is message Kie sent me about the video.