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Thomas Tunder, 46-year-old Male, health journey 6 years and counting.  

I have never written one of these so please bare with me.  In my late teens to the start of my 20s I joined the gym scene, listened and read all the bro science set my goals and worked like an ox to try an achieve the body of my dreams. I soon found out that...

When Things Get Hard, Smile

There’s something I saw years ago that has stuck with me ever since. I was watching Annie Thorisdottir, one of the greatest CrossFit athletes in the world, compete. And I noticed something. When things got really hard, she smiled. Deep into a workout, when she was...

Goal-Setting Sessions Aren’t About Goals

One of the questions I get asked quite often is, "Coach, why do we do goal-setting sessions?" Most people assume it's because we want to set a target. Lose 10kg. Do your first pull-up. Run a HYROX. Complete your first CrossFit Open. Those things are great. But if I'm...
Consistency: The Key to Progress in Training and Life

Consistency: The Key to Progress in Training and Life

Consistency: The Key to Progress in Training and Life Why Consistency Matters Ever wondered why some people seem to achieve their fitness goals while others struggle despite putting in the same effort? The secret is simpler than you think: consistency. This...

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Making Time for What Matters

Making Time for What Matters

Time—we all feel like there’s never enough of it in a day. But it’s what we choose to do with our time that counts. I hear every excuse in the book for why people can’t make it to training, and one of the most common is, “I don’t have time.” I remember attending a...

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Who is CFA 2.0?

Who is CFA 2.0?

I like to think of CFA as a person. For this blog, CFA has no pronouns—not out of fear of offending, but because CFA 2.0 (CrossFit Alberton 2.0) is, at the end of the day, a gym. Imagining it as a person might seem strange at first, but bear with me—I think you’ll get...

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The Journey of Motherhood and Weightlifting

The Journey of Motherhood and Weightlifting

The Journey of Motherhood and Weightlifting Being a mom is the hardest yet most rewarding role one can have. There’s never enough time, yet when your kids fall asleep at night, you find yourself wishing you had given them even more of it. This is my journey from being...

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