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Injuries Suck. Here’s What to Do Next.

Injuries suck. They can completely take the wind out of your sails. You're training consistently, you're getting fitter and stronger, you're enjoying what you're doing, and then suddenly something hurts and your normal training gets interrupted. As coaches, hearing...

Maybe It’s Time We Grow Up About Weight Loss

I had a conversation with a member recently that really stuck with me. He was frustrated. He’s training consistently. He’s trying to eat better. He’s making changes to his lifestyle and genuinely putting in the work. But the weight isn't coming off as quickly as he...

Your Fitness Is Compounding

Imagine you invested R10,000. It performed incredibly well. Year after year, that investment grew. R10,000 became R20,000. R20,000 became R40,000. You had clear evidence that what you were doing was working. Then one day, you got bored. You wanted more control over...
Are You Coachable?

Are You Coachable?

Why Being Open to Coaching Might Be the Key to Unlocking Your Full Potential At CrossFit Alberton, we see a wide variety of athletes come through our doors—some experienced, some brand new. But there’s one quality that consistently sets people apart. It’s not natural...

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Post-Open: What’s Next?

Post-Open: What’s Next?

The CrossFit Open is done and dusted! You pushed hard, tested yourself, and showed up when it counted. But now what? For many, there’s a bit of a post-Open hangover—that feeling of “I’ve achieved my goal, now I’ll just wait for motivation to...

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The Sacrifices Behind the Wins

The Sacrifices Behind the Wins

By Kaylee Wilmans Being an athlete often looks glamorous—showcasing strength, achieving personal records, and pushing past limits. But behind every win, every PB, and every competition lies a world of sacrifices. It’s not just about the physical training; it’s about...

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If I Can Do It, So Can You

If I Can Do It, So Can You

"If I can do it, so can you." That's what I tell all the new people at CrossFit, and it's very true. I'm Sheryl... an academic, a maths teacher, business owner, artist, chef, wife, and mom—but definitely not an athlete or sportswoman. I was never picked for team...

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