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Wednesday 18 March 2015

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Zella Yoga Pants Biography

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There is something about personal recommendations and our need for them. If I hear you say that you love something and I even sort of kind of trust you, I will most likely buy it or download it or borrow it or go see it or listen to it.

I want to share my favorite things with you. Like every week. Big things and little things and meaningful things and practical things and not-at-all practical things and delicious things and glorious things. Every time I share things, you guys are all like “I want that” and “Thank goodness you told me about this thing that I never knew I needed” and “It looks crazy, but if you like it, I’ll try it”.

The CrossFit Open
Let me first explain the Open. Anyone and absolutely everyone can sign up to participate and it is basically the preliminary stage before CrossFit Regionals. For five weeks, each athlete that is registered must complete one workout each week as prescribed (read: no scaled movements and listed weight) in front of a certified judge. If you do well enough, you move on to Regionals.

Let me repeat. Every single person that wants to sign up and participate can do so. This means we are theoretically in the running to move on. Does this mean the majority of us will move on? Absolutely not. So why do we sign up?

In 2013, I had only been doing CrossFit for about four months when I signed up. A few of the prescribed movements, I’d never even heard of before and the majority of weights I had never lifted. My scores were low but I found myself setting personal records (only because I’d never tried some of the movements before). If I had been in a regular workout, I would have scaled the movements or lightened the weight to something more manageable, but this forced me to give it my best shot and see what I was capable of. The community of my gym members was like something I’d never seen before. We all banded together to worry about and dissect the workouts, cheer each other on and pump each other up after every week.

In 2014, I now have the unique experience to share with all my fellow athletes who are newer to CrossFit. When people find out about the Open, most assume it’s not for them because they are too new or “not good enough” at CrossFit yet. I convinced and yelled and argued with anyone who would listen that they should sign up, based on my experience in 2013. We have since created this AMAZING group of athletes who I have already watched set their own personal bests and push past their limits and it’s so inspiring.

For me, this year has been a whole different animal. The prescribed weights are all completely manageable and I am halfway decent at all the movements, so my preparation and thought process going in are completely different! I have been setting goals for myself (more than just one rep!) and have been able to push through so much more. There is a certain level of anxiety that comes with actually trying to do well, versus just trying to not die and get through a workout.

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