‘Tis the season for family, festivity, and food…lots of food
Ok, things might look a little different this year for festivity and family gathers. One thing might not change is the food. We all have those holiday favorites that we make between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Day. Everyone should enjoy those favorites in moderation and here are some tips to help us stay on track […]
In It Together
All the messiness of the last 6 months continues to teach us a lot about ourselves. It reveals what we value, what we fear, and how we feel about others. For some of us, it’s been a great opportunity to spend less time working and more time with family. For others it’s too much time […]
Marc Rood
Athlete of the MonthNovember How old / young are you? 41 years old What is your occupation? I am sure I have one of the most interesting yet odd ball occupations out there. I am the head of Strategy for Nuclear Solutions which is part of a large, French-based, global environmental company called Veolia. We cleanup everything […]
Meagan McCarthy-Zayach
Athlete of the MonthOctober How old / young are you? I am 25 years young. What is your occupation? I’m an RN. I am currently on an inpatient Oncology (Cancer) unit as well as per diem on an inpatient Psychiatric unit. I also just got accepted into an Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program which […]
Why Motivation is The Worst Motivator
Motivation is a feeling. Just like being angry, sad, happy or mad, motivation is a feeling that can come and go. It can depend on things going on in your life or just how you feel in that fleeting moment about a certain thing. When it comes to working out, depending on feeling motivated is […]
How And Why We Warm-Up
Every one of our workouts begin with a warm up. The warm up usually lasts 8-10 minutes depending on the workout of the day and how the class is feeling (ie the 5am Monday crew usually needs an additional 5 minutes just to open there eyes most weeks) The warm ups are made up of […]
Find Your People
I recently enjoyed a long run on a beautiful mountain trail and reflected on how restored I felt afterward. There is just something about crisp mountain air, the sound of crunching dirt and rocks, and labored breathing that makes me feel ‘connected’ in ways Wifi can’t deliver. Solo efforts we pursue on foot, bike, water, […]
Jim Smith
Athlete of the MonthSeptember How old / young are you? 52 When did you join Widespread CrossFit? Just over a year ago when I returned from a year in Virginia. Why did you decide to give CrossFit a try? I had watched CrossFit for a long time, but my travel schedule never allowed me […]
Team Sport
To most, the sport of road cycling looks like an individual sport. They see one rider working their butt off (literally) to beat everyone else to the finish line. But talk with any true cyclist and they will certainly tell you different. Professional Road Cycling is a team sport. To be successful you have to have a […]
Building Your Aerobic Engine
Is Wednesday your normal rest day? Did you know that it is possibly one of the most important days for you to come into the gym!! I know you just started telling yourself, but we bike, run, row, jump rope on those days or maybe you’re telling yourself, “But those are longer cardio workouts and […]