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@jmb1990 I said it'd be nice to have reputable names on that list, as in they have a reputation for being knowledgeable about the sport. As many other comments on this post state, nobody knows who most of those people are. They are not reputable names. They are also not media personalities or...

@justabeggarwhojesuslove I never said that, but thanks for proving my point by continuing to be toxic and unnecessarily divisive.

@justabeggarwhojesuslove Your toxic content is a rot on this community. Find some scruples.

@ogbaki It's not as straight forward as just squatting and not using one leg, you do have to lean quite a bit to get your center of mass in line. Try using a PVC for balance on the same side as your planted foot.

@heartofberries I'm from the Midwest US and you'd think we'd have some pretty ass backwards physical education, but I think my school actually did a great job at it. Maybe it was all due to our boss ass bitch of an elementary PE teacher - shouts out Mrs. Peet - who is a mom of 3 and ran...

@patrick1975 It's not two choices. Jumping chest to bar is the scale for chest to bar. Chin over bar is the scale for muscle ups.

@grace4nan The OGs - Froning, Khalipa, Bridges, Fraser, Hackenbruck. Plus people who actually get media passes/people who just consistently put out good and interesting commentary - Craig Richey, Wykie Etsbeth, Nate Edwardson, Beth Robinson. Add in some full time writers from BarBend, Morning...

@grace4nan Man they really had to scrape the bottom of the barrel for this poll, huh? While I think this could have been a good step for the sport of crossfit, they really fumbled hard on who they're calling media personalities/analysts. Get some reputable names in there and this could be a...

@dawn16 Not sure about actually strapping your children to your front and back, but ruck packs or plate carrier vests are made for exactly this type of training!

@verasoldmine The biggest key to getting a rhythm with kipping is to push yourself away from the bar at the top, don't just fall straight down. Your head/chest should make a C-shaped motion around the bar.

@whatgoeshere Most people have suggested lifting heavy more often, which is great advice because your lifts aren't quite in the ballpark of her bodyweight yet, but I haven't seen much about the carrying portion. In order to keep her soundly asleep and without dropping her, you'll need a great...