Have questions? You will find the answers here
FAQ
Have questions? You will find the answers here
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
It’s a workout methodology based on constantly-varied high-intensity movements that help everyday life. Why it works is because your body never adapts to any one movement thereby keeping the effect of any given day workout at maximum – and you never gets bored. The intensity that everyone takes part in ends up galvanizing our supportive community.
The business model for most franchised gyms (we call them “globo-gyms”) is they want you to sign up and never come in. You may get a tour of the gym, or a quick overview of the equipment with a trainer, but, you’re on your own after the first one-hour session. They aren’t there to ensure technique is good when the weight gets heavy or you get tired.
Further, you are as accountable to us as we are to you! We believe in earning your loyalty, that’s why we don’t charge initiation fees. Of course, there will ALWAYS be a coach watching form in our classes. This leads to less injuries and the confidence to best your previous efforts. Plus, you can drop the bars and weights on the floor at Sherwood CrossFit. Our floors and weights are made for it!
Yes and no. First, consider the source, they don’t want you to leave and they’ll plant fear to further their gains. OK, so onto answering the actual issue, not dodging it. ANYTHING you do in life can injure you if you don’t do it correctly, or haven’t taken into consideration your level of fitness, flexibility or health. If you’re spending too much time on the couch right now, that’s hurting you, too! Runner’s get shin splints, tennis players get tennis elbows, strength trainers get strains, basketball players get sprained ankles, couch potatoes get obesity, high blood pressure and coronaries. At CrossFit we will instill Technique BEFORE Intensity.
Fun! You'll learn new things and be guided through the entire hour by a coach. We will modify and make scaling options available to suite your current fitness level. You don't have to know anything, we’ll go over the technique of the movements in preparation of the day’s work.
No, we encourage you to train intensely but also rest periodically to recover from the exertions as well. It’s vital to keeping you healthy and allowing you to push next time to new personal bests. Over-training is something we discourage because it does not help you achieve your fitness or health goals and increases the risk of injury. We recommend either a 3 days on, 1 day off approach, but we find that a 5 days on, 2 days off works better with most people’s schedules.