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    1525 Fitness

    5.0(9 reviews)
    2.7 miSpring Branch

    Great place and people. Clean and good environment... Good people... Good locations. Great…read moreequipment.

    At the ripe old age of 53, I've become increasingly determined to live to 100 with vitality. I…read morethink I might have a few genetic factors working in my favor, but I still need a plan and it needs to be executed consistently if I'm going to meet this milestone. The two twin pillars of this plan are predictably diet and exercise. For the past six months, I've been fine tuning the diet and am happy with the results. Now the attention has been turned to exercise. I've been running one marathon a year for several years now and I wanted to up my expectations from "finish" to "run a sub-4 hour marathon." That is going to take a lot of work for me and a different approach. That's where CrossFit enters the picture. I want to focus on strengthening my core and building up some anaerobic explosive strength to complement my normal running routine. CrossFit 1525 is the second CrossFit gym I tried out and I quickly decided it was the one for me because of its closeness to my place, its ample space and equipment and the overall ambiance of the experience. Although CrossFit puts a lot of emphasis on Olympic and power lifting (something completely new to me), I've yet to encounter a lug-head lifter/body builder type here. The 5:00 AM class I attend usually has twice as many women attending as men and it's a very supportive yet still competitive environment. Nikki, the owner, has assembled an excellent staff of trainers and created a culture of hard work that is still fun. I've met a lot of cool people I never would have otherwise and am also relishing the social aspect of this. As a newbie, I'm eating humble pie. I consider myself more fit than most guys my age, but when I struggle through a WOD (workout of the day) and typically finish, completely exhausted, at or near the back end of the class (times are rigorously recorded), I can see what a wonderful opportunity for improvement is in my near future (yes - I am putting a big positive spin on this). After three weeks, I'm seeing and feeling big differences in my body. With the exception of a bad rope burn on my ankle from rope climbing (wear higher socks next time, silly), I've also not injured myself because of good instruction on many skills that I've never encountered before. My shorter term goals are to put on 10 lbs of lean muscle mass and run a personal best in the 2013 Houston Marathon. I believe CrossFit 1525 is just the recipe I need. There are numerous things I can't do yet like handstand push-ups, but there is a "scaled" version of every exercise so that all can participate and get benefit. Has it helped my running? Just this morning I was pleased at my ability to explode into a sprint over the last 200 m of a six mile run and finish really strong. That wasn't happening before I started going to CrossFit 1525 four times a week.

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