CrossFit's cult-like following can feel a little, um, weird sometimes. It's strange for people to be so in love with something that most people avoid at all costs -- exercise. Especially intense, ...

Katrina Carter, DPT, FNS, is a licensed travel physical therapist. She specializes in orthopedics and has a passion for providing education on nutrition for healing and overall health and wellness.

As with life, variety really is the spice of a balanced workout routine. So, whilst doing a CrossFit workout three to five times a week is perfectly safe, it may come at the cost of not having time to ...

Outside, it’s a few degrees south of zero. But inside this CrossFit gym in Grand Forks, N.D., a half-dozen fitness nuts–three men, three women–are just warming up. Tom Harmon, a former Army reservist ...

CrossFit. Even if you swear by bodybuilding, have skipped passed the countless Netflix CrossFit documentaries, and have very strong opinions on those pull-ups, there's no denying that it's rocked the ...

Most people start CrossFit because they’re looking to get stronger, or lose weight, or “be in the best shape of [their] life.” Some people are already in great shape and are drawn to CrossFit as a new ...