CrossFit for Health: Simple, Not Easy, Ways To Improve Your Health
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2024
- To live a healthy, happy life, all you need to do is eat well, move well and often, and do so with others. Simple.
But in a world with countless demands on our time and attention and structured for the benefit of convenience and profit - not people - living healthily is certainly not easy.
“That’s how we are wired as humans … to look for the easy path,” says Miranda Alcaraz, CrossFit Level 4 Coach and owner of Street Parking. “But we're also wired as humans to be happiest and to be most effective through struggle and challenging ourselves.”
In this panel discussion at the CrossFit for Health Summit on Feb. 3, 2024, in Austin, Texas, notable figures from the CrossFit community joined Summit speakers for a conversation about doing hard things.
“It’s very important for us to remember that we are physiologically designed to experience hardship,” says Dr. Tom McCoy. “And the more time that we spend in discomfort, the more resilience and capacity and capability we have to manage stressors and other things that come up in our lives.”
Panelists discuss the real challenges people face when it comes to maintaining healthy habits, the power of the shared experience and physical challenges, the problem of willpower, and how to coach others to long-lasting success.
"Doing hard things is the path to you getting better," Dr. Chris Palmer says.
PANELISTS
Miranda Alcaraz, CF-L4
Owner, Street Parking
Dale King
Affiliate Owner, PSKC CrossFit
E.C. Synkowski, CNS, LDN
Nutrition Coach
Mike Giardina, CF-L4, MPH
Senior Manager, CrossFit Health
Tom McCoy, D.O.
Chris Palmer, M.D.
Jacki Hilios Ph.D., MSW
The Phoenix
CHAPTERS
0:00-5:02 - Key ingredients to creating a strong foundation for health.
5:03-7:27 - Dealing with being overwhelmed and building self-efficacy through small wins.
7:41-10:43 - How to connect and collaborate with physicians.
10:54-16:21 - Overcoming barriers to access and getting CrossFit to those who need it most.
16:57-20:59 - The importance of regularly exposing oneself to discomfort.
21:01-22:43 - How physical challenges aid in addiction recovery and improving overall health.
22:49-24:18 - The power of the shared experience when doing hard things.
24:24-27:05 - How doing hard things builds resilience and capacity.
27:21-31:30 - What about willpower?
31:45-33:23 - How one healthcare professional is disrupting the status quo.
33:31-40:33 - GLP-1 drugs: steppingstones or obstacles to health and fitness?
40:37-46:33 - How to create sustainable healthy habits that last.
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Muchas gracias #CROSSFIT ! Por abrirnos las puertas a una nueva dimensión del bienestar!
VAMOS QUE SE PUEDE! A APORTAR SALUD Y CALIDAD DE VIDA A LAS PERSONAS!
#Dios les bendiga a tod@s!!
So great to see some people I haven’t seen in a while like Miranda. Love being in this family. ❤❤😊
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This summit was excellent, can't wait for the next one!
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These conversations are 🔥
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This is the real life application right here. Great video
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Excellent panel and coversation
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We need a physician in Nebraska that will refer to a fitness prescription. I have yet to find one.
We all went through a trauma as a collective :( now its just hard to pick up the broken pieces and start our life all over again "🥴
Been doing CrossFit since Jan. 2017 and I can say that it along with other things have helped me improve my life overall. That being said CrossFit is NOT a cure all, if you are someone like me who has anxiety daily CrossFit alone has not changed that for me. This is just one aspect I wanted to address.
Se fosse remédio universal, não existiria farmácias. Mas ajuda muito na saúde, evitar certas doenças, entupimento das veias e etc. Além de te deixar mais jovem, forte e confiante.
I would love to find a PCP who does CrossFit, I AM a provider but in my state i still need someone to order my labs, occasional scripts etc. I wish the CF Physician Network would come back
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I use CrossFit for fitness, not health
So do you think that it doesn't help health anyway? 😐
@@oppenheimer11 it’s great for fitness, but no it doesn’t improve my health at all