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@dawn16 Yeah my box had a guy compete at the masters level last year and he gets away with a lot of bro reps during this stage. Even my wife was commenting on the lack of opening his hips on the box steps up.

@caleb_m You're literally telling someone with a disability to never work on the problem and make zero effort to get better. That's the epitome of being obtuse. Especially for someone claiming to have a CF-L3, which means you're likely a coach and have a responsibility to help people improve...

@caleb_m TIL the women’s Fran weight is actually 63.069 lbs. Quit being obtuse.

@khurram79 There isn’t a single learning disability that requires you to call a 15kg barbell 33 lbs instead of 35 lbs. You’re just making excuses for your behavior.

@khurram79 I see you’re not looking for actual advice only confirmation of your beliefs. It’s a shame because it would make yours and your coaches life much easier.

@khurram79 You continuing to make this overly difficult when you know the rest of the world considers it 35 lbs is probably why your coach is frustrated.

@khurram79 You’re making this overly complicated. It’s a 35 lbs bar.

@kezi I mean you're taking the word of an unhinged poster as fact to make such a serious accusation. Quite the leap of faith.

@marieb3 You're so edgy. Another terrible analogy.

@forgivenkali His membership only valid for the 9/11 workout or something? Or are these more awful analogies?

@marieb3 Yeah that's a terrible analogy. Is your crossfit gym selling anything tonorrow during your workout?

@isaih520 It's more his humble brag of, "I've only been doing it for 3 months"

@cherylsmatbers This happened at my gym. The new husband was super fit and the wife had slimmed down. Now they're both overweight and we lost the ex-husband as a member.

@jonjones229 There is no way this loop was actually 1600 meters, right?