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@marieb3 You’re not making sense.

@marieb3 I don’t understand why your on a money thing. Nowhere in your original post does it say anything about buying or selling things

@marieb3 What the hell are you talking about? Your post is about having a problem with coaches/teammates pushing you and encouraging you during a tribute workout

@reneshai I’ve probably touched a lot more in my day than most

@kezi So you’re telling me as a d1 athlete and 8 year military vet, you think it is inappropriate for coaches and athletes to use the intensity and seriousness of real world events as motivation to push themselves?… I probably wouldn’t have enjoyed being your teammate

@marieb3 Tell me you’ve never played sports or done anything physical in a team environment before starting CrossFit, without telling me..

@forgivenkali Nah, those words came from you and op. Go ahead and quote where I said it

Gone from “I don’t like when a coach pushes me during a special workout” to accusing me of willing to yell at a window about her dead husband while working out

@forgivenkali Ok bud… it’s hilarious how far the goalposts have shifted on this thread

@marieb3 A spouse isn’t a survivor… and apparently you’ve lost or never had what the meaning of a hero workout is, and why it’s special and why your effort should be special

@marieb3 What wouldn’t be said?? Do you think surviving fireman have a problem with a coach using the intensity and seriousness of that day as motivation to push an athletes limits?… you’ve lost it bud

It wasn’t too long ago that CrossFit encouraged pushing one’s limits. Nothing wrong with a coach, on a hero wod day, giving some encouragement and reminding you of the why, in order to push your limits

@marieb3 I couldn’t disagree more strongly

@marieb3 Well, that’s kind of the point of hero/tribute wods.. shedding a little sweat in honor of those that we have tragically and/or heroically lost. I get it if being reminded of that is not really your thing, but to have a problem with it is strange..