r/MadeMeSmile 1d ago

Wholesome Moments Shoutout to her for not giving up

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u/dynamic_gecko 1d ago

And remember the rule of progressive overload, not excessive overload.

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u/ChtuluMadeMeDoIt 23h ago

Yeahh.. Her joints are gonna be collecting social security checks soon if she keeps that up. Fucking crossfit 😮‍💨

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u/EsToBoY629 20h ago

Social Security is so 2024....

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u/ChtuluMadeMeDoIt 19h ago

Right? Who needs social security when Great Depression 2.0 and/or WW3 is looming around the corner?

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u/Solvemprobler369 8h ago

Ah yes, Time in The Decline

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u/Ordinary-Commercial7 8h ago

Well, you made me laugh and cry with your honesty. So please, yes Chtulu go ahead and drag me down to the depths below.

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u/Justatypicalone 7h ago

Won’t we be in depression 3.0 and recession 21 or something?

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u/SignoreBanana 8h ago

I've been doing CrossFit for about 6 months and I'm reasonably in shape already, though certainly no where close to the strongest people in our class. I used to run several miles a day too. I wouldn't even think of touching the 30" box jump yet, and no one would give me an ounce of shit for it. Theres good gyms and there's bad gyms. And also, unfortunately, some people motivate themselves by what others are doing instead of what's right for them at the moment. Gotta know your own self and what an appropriate amount of push is.

All that said, I've done fitness regularly for like 12 years and I love CrossFit. It's the only exercising I've liked to do consistently. Our instructor is a stickler about your positions and movements to make sure we're not going to injure ourselves, so you have to make sure you have someone like that.

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u/lemozest 6h ago

Just be happy for her. It's a happy sub.

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u/Longjumping-Bake-557 14h ago

It has nothing to do with CrossFit and everything to do with her not losing weight BEFORE trying CrossFit.

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u/AltairaMorbius2200CE 8h ago

All the cross fitters I know have gotten MAJOR injuries through their own or others’ negligence, and then they keep going back!

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u/5yearsago 23h ago edited 23h ago

And remember the rule of progressive overload, not excessive overload.

Plyometrics have its place, we did it as trained athletes (basketball) once we had our strength base and wanted to convert it to more explosiveness.

But this is just reckless endangerment of poor beginners. It's almost guaranteed they will snap something, I hope not Achilles tendon.

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u/Traveledfarwestward 14h ago

Someone should've had a very solid nutrition discussion with her before anything advanced, but some people just won't f* listen until they hurt themselves.

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u/NorskAvatar 21h ago

Maybe its just because I've been climbing a lot recently, but someone should've shown her how to fall. She could've hurt herself worse. Catching oneself with ankles/wrists is a recipe for injury.

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u/ProXJay 13h ago

It's very difficult to land face first safely, there's no joints that bend in the correct direction

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u/More-Gas-186 14h ago

It seems like she didn't catch herself with wrists or ankles specifically though

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u/These-Life-2983 23h ago

at that weight, even a light jog is excessive as it will destroy the knees and ankles

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u/early_birdy 8h ago

It will destroy her blood vessels, and possibly her heart. She could pop a vessel in her brain. That's is so irresponsible of the people in charge of this place, to let her destroy her body in their establishment.

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u/Mikejg23 7h ago

CrossFit has left the chat to begin their couch potato to Olympic lifter Intro course with no intro

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u/Hopeful_Watch8984 1d ago

Great point! Progressive overload keeps growth sustainable, while excessive push can lead to burnout. Balance is key...

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u/Kingmudsy 1d ago

Begone, bot.

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u/Witty-Bit7551 9h ago

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