The younger generation of CrossFit athletes has begun to muddy the waters of competition.

Weightlifting is more well-known than ever before, so now is a good time to actually understand the term.

CrossFit, culturally and as an organization, has always engaged in and encouraged trolling.

The lessons kids learn on the field prepare them for life.

The responsibility for creating a positive competition environment falls on the spectators, judges, and competitors.

How you train in the final week is crucial for your competition performance.

When handled in a healthy way, contest prep will teach you about yourself, your true abilities, and your real strength.

Will affiliates stop at nothing to design and recruit the best team for the CrossFit Games?

Misconceptions can guide athletes to make poor training choices. Don't let this happen to your clients.

From relationship-building to motivation, here are four reasons while small competitions are a big deal.

This upcoming Brazilian jiu jitsu event matches hometown heroes against some of the brightest up-and-coming stars in the sport.

Sponsorship is like any relationship. It requires trust, communication, honesty, and mutual contribution and benefit.

Being successful at your first powerlifting meet is all about confidence and planning.

Rush Club is a gritty, fan-centric spin on functional fitness competition.

Competition can be ugly during early childhood. How can parents of young children get them started on the right foot?

Power jerking might not have a place in competitive weightlifting, but for the general athlete, it might be just what you need to gain a powerful edge.

Our most important lessons don't always come from the young and talented - they come from the ones who have stayed in the game the longest.