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Casey Graham · 10-25-2009, 11:12 PM

i believe that would encourage specialization. The thing crossfit seams to most greatly avoid. I think people would train specifically to make it on the "world record" page and that would defeat the purpose of using crossfit as a training method. Don't get me wrong, i myself would love to know the times for the best of the best but i think specialists would ruin the point of it.

Also, I bet you wouldn't see any of the top crossfitters at the top of any of the records specifically because they do not specialize.

10-25-2009, 11:12 PM	#5
Casey Graham Member Profile: Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Carmichael CA Posts: 161	Re: world record page? i believe that would encourage specialization. The thing crossfit seams to most greatly avoid. I think people would train specifically to make it on the "world record" page and that would defeat the purpose of using crossfit as a training method. Don't get me wrong, i myself would love to know the times for the best of the best but i think specialists would ruin the point of it. Also, I bet you wouldn't see any of the top crossfitters at the top of any of the records specifically because they do not specialize.