WoodBow
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I won't disagree with that. But I haven't come across data to support it either. I have done crossfit or crossfit like activities for 10 years. I don't know anyone personally that has been significantly injured or needed surgery. There is risk with all physical activity and there is the large variable of the individual. Crossfit can't make you use poor mechanics but it sure gets blamed for them. The benefit of physically exerting yourself, using good mechanics, far out weighs any risk that may exist.The difference is in the types of injuries. Overuse soft tissue injuries are a lot different than those that are more likely require surgical reconstruction.
Injury rate claims are only part of the story and can be very misleading.
And to be fair, boy have I seen some awful form used by people, first hand. I'm not debating that people have bad form and will be injured eventually as a result.
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