Me too

As are the performance enhancing drugs they use.

They great to watch, inspiring

Yes it is

lol you have nothing to watch then, snowflake

steroid freaks ... how inspiring is that ...

@@GeoffJRC Right? Meanwhile I'm watching this while benching my house just to warm-up for the real workouts. After I watch this video I'm going to go cure cancer and become the president also aren't these women just incredible!

@@tomg224 If you think that they're steroid freaks why the hell did you click on the video?? Find something else to do instead of bashing Crossfit Games that people love watching jackass.

Doesn’t that just mean her dads name was Thor too? I forget if they changed it in Iceland to just pass on a family name, or if it’s still based upon your father (like Thorsson instead of Thorsdottir if she was a boy)

@@FatherRina …..Thor’s daughter = dad’s name is Thor….no difference, okay?

What?! Are you serious? OMG, that’s amazing!!! I can’t believe that no one in the last 10 hrs has EVER mentioned that. Like literally no one. Not the CrossFit announcers, nor Annie herself. I can’t believe it. How in the world did you ever find this information? Did you find the secret scrolls? Did you study ancient Icelandic in college? Man, this is some breakthrough information, I wouldn’t be surprised if National Geographic calls to interview you.

@@Asymmetrical.athlete_ lol

@@user-vi1dl3xg4g and there are Thorfinn and Thorkell .

Good luck, Lisa! Let us know how it goes.

Thank you!! Sure will going to train qnd prepare all me and my partner can!

You can so it

@@lesheawhite1870 thank you!! 1 week left to prepare!!

@@pkropka thank you so much!!!

This is crossfit, no one cares about rules or proper form

The white line is the finish line.

@@ianbrewer4843 Yes, but how do you need to cross it? As in, do you still need to be touching the sled (presumably yes)? With both hands? Can you turn around? Can you let your arms fall behind you as you cross? It's just a bit of a mess. As I said, sled pulls are much cleaner if the finish line needs to be crossed by the sled, not the person. That way, it doesn't matter if you choke up on the ropes or put them out in front of you or go backwards or whatever. Just get this load to a certain place. Get your body to a certain place while also touching this thing just has much more wiggle. For an example of this, watch the finish around 12:13. Most of the women keep pushing while bent over with feet back and arms forward until their feet cross the finish line. The woman at 12:13-12:15 gets close enough and then lets the rope go slack as she releases in behind her. This maneuver lets her push/pull the sled 5-10 feet less (maybe not that much, but it would have if she had committed to it). It didn't seem to matter here, but it would be better if this sort of thing go worked out so it didn't end up deciding a close finish at some point.

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@fjmklkolhdsaZcbkl Look up Chris Heria muscle ups and then compare to whatever they are doing

@fjmklkolhdsaZcbkl because their technique is exactly how a muscle-up is not supposed to look like. And they all have the same form.

Welcome to crossfit, the sport of doing shit incorrectly and being called an athlete.

Agreed, quite the hack job, vis a vis: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9eWnbSl05bJlYU.html

Shouldn't even be called a "muscle up", it's embarrassing. They should call it a "floppy up" or "fucking my shoulder up".

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Yes, very inspiring

Could you do that?

if you don't look like a man then you can't compete

Obviously there is none

@Peter Angles ...yes, roid changes.

They look like men.

They are tested for peds.

Exactly, i was gonna comment on that to. Those guts make them look manly. Not a good look.

I was wondering about that myself. Is it growth or preggaz?

Annie is probably the biggest offender here. To each their own.

Thought they said that this is Annie's first time as a mom....

Or any other sport on planet earth. They are everywhere. Nothing new.

You mean a kipping muscle up? I don't see anything wrong here.

@@BrianT175 kipping doesn't = flailing around. Clean form is possible and more demanding than what's going on here

@@Rebecca-br2mw almost like the point is efficiency of movement and not to make the exercise harder in a competition . They certainly aren’t flailing.

​@@BrianT175 great form = efficiency of movement. not to mention great form = athlete safety. I understand form breaks in certain sections of the games, bodyweight portions not so much. It's hard to appreciate these people's hard work & strength when they have so little control & coordination in the air. Why train 'cross' disciplines and ignore a fundamental of athleticism?

@@Rebecca-br2mw you must be seeing something I’m not. I’m seeing some maximize forward movement at the shoulders and swinging back to gain as much momentum possible in a controlled way. If you’re seeing really bad form they are probably grossly fatigued and give this is a competition and not exercise they are not going to just quit and say they’ve hit failure.

Right ?

Only insecure men are dumb enough to ask such a question. It's called TDS (Tiny D*

The announcers are speaking about the athletes' last names! Take a look at this video for more details: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d9Wqq89zmdOXqWQ.html

@@CrossFitGamesTV thanks for the clarification!

They're all from Iceland.

It’s actually spelled ‘Dottir’ just an FYI. It’s an Icelandic thing. Comes from the Viking days I believe.