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Originally Posted by Silock
1) None of those guys are natural. They're all on something.
2) They don't actually *do* Crossfit to compete in the Crossfit games (meaning they don't just do whatever the Crossfit WoD is and then the next day go compete in the Crossfit Open).
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Originally Posted by lewdog
And Crossfiters have yet to admit that many of the top guys are also juicers.
So what's your point?
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Originally Posted by Saccopoo
I wouldn't say these guys are small:
As stated, I like their look body wise. Didn't know anything about Crossfit, thought I'd ask, so there you go. Sorry if I've offended you in terms of thinking that this body type was regularly achievable via Crossfit training. Apparently, you feel that this is not the case and I should be castigated for thinking such a thing.
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I love how the people who know the most about Crossfit are the people who've never done it, have friends who do it, or tried it for a week and thought it was a joke. I will never understand all of the butthurt about crossfit.
1. Crossfitters DO crossfit to train. 2 of the top 20 crossfitters work out at my gym and they actually do the WODs right along with everyone else. They also do other things. That's not so bad. Football players don't JUST play football to get into football shape. I did crossfit + other stuff for a little over a year and I got into the best shape of my life.
2. I have no idea if those guys are juicing. Rich does look pretty huge. The other two don't really. I know that I'd be shocked to find out that the crossfitters that I know were juicing. They don't have bodies that I think are unachievable without it. I feel like a lot of people on here have the "If that duded is bigger than me he must be juicing" mentality.