http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/ Sat, 19 May 2012 10:50:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/#comment-1731 Amie Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:28:18 +0000 http://crossfitseven.com/?p=784#comment-1731 Agreed! Ryan's re-enactment of it is pretty funny though... Agreed! Ryan’s re-enactment of it is pretty funny though…

]]> http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/#comment-1730 Max Effort! Mon, 15 Feb 2010 16:08:06 +0000 http://crossfitseven.com/?p=784#comment-1730 Pullup bar was the worst. Pullup bar was the worst.

]]> http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/#comment-1728 Amie Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:17:25 +0000 http://crossfitseven.com/?p=784#comment-1728 Andy-You are correct, but I've never fallen off of a horse. I have fallen off of a bike, down stairs, out of a tree, off of the pullup bar...I've fallen a lot (I know that will come as a total shock to you). Andy-You are correct, but I’ve never fallen off of a horse. I have fallen off of a bike, down stairs, out of a tree, off of the pullup bar…I’ve fallen a lot (I know that will come as a total shock to you).

]]> http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/#comment-1727 ken c Mon, 15 Feb 2010 15:09:27 +0000 http://crossfitseven.com/?p=784#comment-1727 i don't think trying to be fearless is the answer. i would think of it more as being brave. to me being brave means not letting fear paralize you. fear is normal. those who are brave are able to channel their fear into something productive. in the case of lifting, channeling fear may mean greater concentration, more aggression, etc. i don’t think trying to be fearless is the answer. i would think of it more as being brave. to me being brave means not letting fear paralize you. fear is normal. those who are brave are able to channel their fear into something productive. in the case of lifting, channeling fear may mean greater concentration, more aggression, etc.

]]> http://crossfitseven.com/2010/02/becoming-fearless/#comment-1726 Max Effort! Mon, 15 Feb 2010 14:51:58 +0000 http://crossfitseven.com/?p=784#comment-1726 I think when you fall off a HORSE, it's best to get right back on. Not a bike. You don't have to get right back on a bike because ridiing a bike is something you never forget. I think when you fall off a HORSE, it’s best to get right back on. Not a bike. You don’t have to get right back on a bike because ridiing a bike is something you never forget.

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