I really love the way you see training . I just subscribed to one of your program and even if I'm not a total beginner in sport, each workout kills me , letting me out of breath . I surely pay the man for each one, but I think it's like I like working out : giving everything I have . Thank you for sharing so muc . Keep going :)))
Thank you Josh Bridges you help me a lot , im a big fun of you and I admire your passion to succeed and the power of Will that you have . From your videos i have became stronger and I want to thank you for this . You are a human hero , keep doing what you do because you make it perfect .
Great video, as a guy just wanting to loose some fat and enjoy training again you can easily talk yourself out of training when you hear people saying “that’s not optimal” or you won’t progress etc but this was explained in an easy way that not every one has the same goals of getting ripped and winning comps. Some of us are just trying to get our lives back, cheers for the video from down under 👌👌
@ JB... Thanks for sharing your insight, and experiences. I consider myself noob, with 3 years of consistent CF 5-6 days a week. I can honestly say, I leverage the experience and feedback from your Elite CF Athlete's to the best of my ability. I still follow my local Box and our Coaches programming as they are badass asses well - Although, when I double up I have my notes and data that the vast of other ELite CF Athlete's that share with the community the programming. I'm also smart to scale back, and know what i can and can not do; i try to focus on effort, and getting better on specific movements I'm deficient on ~ I do appreciate how you share your experience and WODs! Thanks for keeping it real and informative! Keep doing, what you're doing
I found an example in episode 40 so that’s on the list to watch. My work schedule is changing. I currently work nights so I have a lot of time to work out before work. I’m changing to days so I’ll be up by 0300 and need to be done by 0450-0500 to be at work by 0520. My workouts are generally a warm up, a conditioning piece, a Metcon, two main strength pieces then some accessories stuff. Any recommendations?
Another great quality video, keep it up man. Quick question about the military program. How equipment heavy is the programing and what equipment do you need for it?
@josh_bridges at last, programming explained in simple terms. I'm definately within the realms of GPP. I make it up as I go along though. A little more focus needed on my part! Thanks Josh! 👍
Hi Josh, I'm interested in purchasing your Physical Program. Are you able to provide more details? Is it a 7 day / 365 program? Is it designed for people with gym access, home only, both? Thanks
I understand what he’s saying, that it depends on goals, but does that depend in the world of weight lifting or CrossFit? I’m interest in general fitness, and I use crossfit and basic lifting to stay in shape. What kind of goals could a crossfit person have? And how do they tailor it?
Hey! How about programming for athletes such as wrestlers? Would you recommend different programming or keep programming the same as your CrossFit athletes? Or Perhaps rotating from a powerlifting style a few days out of the week and other days doing a CrossFit style workout? Just some specific questions! Thanks Bridges!
Not that I could do any of your programs, but I don't see a link to anything in the description. Am I missing them? Thanks Josh. Always enjoy your videos!
I workout alone to stay fit for my job as a deputy sheriff...so programming is an interesting topic for me. Any thoughts of programming a functional fitness program for law enforcement? It's a little different than a strictly military program.
Great info. Always appreciate the informative videos👊🏼. Definitely wish I could write up my own programming but the fear of missing something or to much of something else scares me away from doing it
I know you probably didn’t wrestle and do crossfit at the same time... but what would you suggest for a high school wrestler who has done crossfit for almost 2 years now?
Josh my man, dont you like monostructural work? Like taking a day just for a long run or track intervals, or a whole morning just to row some certain distance. Or maybe like taking a day just to train snatch and clean and jerk. I think u understand my question lol thanks man you are a good dude
@@JoshBridges Could you make a video giving us more details about it? It would be nice. Im not training in a crossfit box for a while , so i do a lot of monostructural work by myself and i realized that i didnt lose significantly capacity on any movements at all.... I mean, you can stay pretty fit by doing just one movement per session/day, its like you said, like in the pistols for example, if you do a lot of squats and lunges, you will be fine.
I didn't know pistols were considered high risk like HSPU etc...is it just bad on the knees? Have you or anyone you know had an injury attributed to pistols?
No way, hello Mr Bridges, I looked into it after reading up on it I saw there was, I saw my fellow Country man from England got popped, lost his third place, as I looked into it I saw you were a seal, than you for service, respect from England,
General doesn't mean lacking in skill. Average people with low aspirations should be pistoling and HS walking. Neurological fitness should not be neglected. Our needs differ by degree, not kind. HS walks for soccer moms, HS O-course in weight vests for you. Triple unders and HSPU are for average athletes... look at mainsite. They just posted variations of HS descents as options during their SLHAPS practice pieces that take years to master. Sorry, Bro, but you're not speaking CrossFit.