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CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman Has Resigned After His Controversial Remarks On A Zoom Call With Gym Owners About The Death Of

2022-12-14T23:28:49Z

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CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman has resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of were leaked. 'I'm stepping down as CEO of CrossFit, Inc, [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ incitasecurity.com] and I have decided to retire,' Glassman said in a statement on Tuesday, after his remarks and mocking tweet about Floyd drew backlash. In leaked remarks, Glassman told gym owners over the weekend, 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' 'Can you tell me why I should mourn for him? Other than that it's the white thing to do — other than that, give me another reason,' he asked a Minneapolis gym owner who had questioned why the brand hadn't posted a statement supporting . Scroll down for video CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman has resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked It comes on the same day as Floyd's funeral in Houston. Above, a horse drawn carriage is seen carrying Floyd's remains in a gold casket for his funeral RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share <div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news" data-version="2" id="mol-5bd0f690-aae7-11ea-91da-8bbe6231d994" website CEO ousted after saying 'we're not mourning for George Floyd'

CrossFit Owner To Sell Company After Quitting Over Floyd Tweet

2022-12-14T23:27:49Z

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June 24 (Reuters) - CrossFit Inc founder and [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ incitasecurity.com] former chief executive Greg Glassman has decided to sell the fitness company to Eric Roza, two weeks after stepping down amid widespread criticism for his tweet on the death of African American George Floyd in police custody. Roza, a CrossFit athlete for about a decade and founder of CrossFit Sanitas in Boulder, Colorado, will also be the company's CEO, he said website in a tweet on Wednesday. He is also on the broad of several companies, including mental health startup SonderMind and wealth-management firm Crestone Capital, according to his LinkedIn profile. "It is time for the founder to bid adieu," CrossFit said website in a tweet, citing Glassman. CrossFit did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment. Reuters could not reach Glassman for a comment. The founder-CEO faced a lot of flak for his controversial tweet, which also resulted in Adidas AG-owned Reebok ending its 10-year-old partnership with CrossFit. Glassman had then apologized and announced his decision to step down. (Reporting by Akanksha Rana in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila and Arun Koyyur) adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

EastEnders apos; Davood Ghadami Lifts Weights In Impressive Workout

2022-12-14T23:27:35Z

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He is set to make a dramatic exit from EastEnders this year as his storyline comes to an end. And Davood Ghadami looked ready to take on big things as he recorded a gruelling Crossfit workout for his Instagram Story on Sunday. The actor, 38, [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ incitasecurity.com] who has played market trader Kush Kazemi in the BBC One soap for six years, showed off his chiseled abs in the video as he lifted a huge weight. Grrr! EastEnders' Davood Ghadami showed off his impressive muscles as he lifted weights on Instagram on Sunday... ahead of character Kush Kazemi's dramatic exit from BBC soap Davood displayed his phenomenal fitness levels as he went shirtless for the weightlifting session, wearing a pair of navy shorts, a weightlifting belt and knee supports. The EastEnders star picked the weights with six plates up off the floor and lifted it above his head, in an impressive display of strength. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share As he raised the bar high above his head, he appeared to yell, 'Yes!' and then let the weight drop safely to the floor. He captioned the video, tagging Crossfit Games and admitting that the workout was a challenge, writing: "That was tough'. Sweaty: The EastEnders actor, 38, who has played market trader Kush Kazemi in the soap for six years, showed off his chiseled abs as he went shirtless for the weightlifting session Raising the bar: The EastEnders star picked the weights with six plates up off the floor and lifted it above his head, in an impressive display of strength Davood's EastEnders character Kush will leave Albert Square in 2021 as bosses already have a 'huge plot planned' for his departure.<br DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

Brooks Laich Kisses Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir Before Hawaii Trip

2022-12-14T23:27:09Z

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Brooks Laich appeared to confirm that he is dating the Icelandic athlete Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir when he was spotted kissing her on Sunday. The 38-year-old former professional hockey player was seen cheering on the 28-year-old star CrossFit athlete before they embraced for a kiss on Sunday at the in Madison, . The two celebrated the completion of competition by jetting off to for a romantic couple's vacation. Getting serious: Brooks Laich, 28, seemed to confirm his romance with Icelandic athlete Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir, 28, on Sunday when they kissed at the 2021 NOBULL CrossFit Games in Madison, Wisconsin Katrín placed second in the event, in which the competitors raced while doing lunges and holding barbells above their heads. After completing the event, she was seen on the live feed heading over to the stands and hugging another woman. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 26 shares Brooks was right next to her and beamed while wearing a white T-shirt with Davíðsdóttir's last name written across his chest. Once she was finished hugging, she leaned over to Brooks and grasped his arms while they had protracted kiss. Loved up: After coming in second in the event, Katrín met Brooks at the stands. He wore a shirt with her name on it and they leaned in for a kiss Admiration: On the same day, the former NHL star saluted Katrín's athletic prowess on Instagram with a slideshow of her holding a barbell On the same day, the former NHL star saluted Katrín's athletic prowess on Instagram with a slideshow of her holding a barbell. 'Ever since I met @katrintanja she's always said one of her favorite events at the @crossfitgames is snatching under the lights of a packed Coliseum on Saturday night!' he wrote. 'I finally got to witness it last night, and it's truly a spectacle! 'It's one competitor at a time, and all the eyes in the building are watching only you when it's your turn. It's what we athletes call "SHOWTIME,"' he continued, adding, 'There's nothing better than being able to put your years of hard work and dedication on display in front of thousands of raucous fans screaming in support!' He concluded by thanking Katrín for continuing 'to inspire and amaze,' adding that 'it was an absolute joy to watch you in your element last night!' Brooks wrote, 'I am left more inspired and amazed than I could have ever imagined,' on a follow-up post of Katrín with other athletes In a follow-up post from Monday, he shared a clip of the weightlifter running on a field with other athletes and revealed it was the first time he had seen her compete live. 'I am left more inspired and amazed than I could have ever imagined,' Brooks wrote. 'So proud of the way she competed this weekend, which was the expression of the hard work she put in to be here. Rest assured the next time she takes the field, I will be there watching — bearing witness to one of the greatest competitors I have ever met!' Katrín jumped into the comments to gush about knowing her beau was with her. 'THE MOST incredible feeling to get to step out on that comp floor & I know you know that feeling aaaaaaaaaall too well. Thankful for you & the best support always always always,' she wrote. She also thanked her fans for cheering her on on her own account. 'Though I had higher hopes for this weekend, I am extremely proud of the work I put in all season long, and I gave it everything I had this past weekend,' she wrote. 'You make the Games week the most magical time of the season!! xxx.' Time to relax: Afterward, the couple flew to Hawaii for a romantic vacation. 'Let the vacation begin!' he wrote, while Katrín commented with a heart eyes emoji Fun in the sun: Another playful snap was taken underwater as he beamed while holding his breath 'I cannot wait to see you hit the floor again next season!!' Brooks added in the comments. On another post he wrote: 'I love how you still find a way to smile.' From the CrossFit Games it was off to Hawaii for the lovebirds. 'Let the vacation begin,' wrote the former Los Angeles Kings player to accompany a shirtless photo of himself in a pool as he flung his sunglasses at the camera. Katrín commented on his post with a heart eyes emoji. Another playful snap was taken underwater as he beamed while holding his breath. 'It's totally acceptable to be an adult and be the only one playing in the pool at 8am right? Right… ?' he joked in his caption. Stunner: Although the couple haven't posted any photos together since being in Hawaii, Katrín wasn't afraid to share some gorgeous pictures that Brooks took of her Eye-catching: She gave a stylish closeup in a follow-up post in which her head peaked out above the surface of the pool. Although the couple haven't posted any photos together since being in Hawaii, Katrín wasn't afraid to share some gorgeous pictures that Brooks took of her. One image showed her at the edge of a pool in a white bikini that showcased her incredible abs and muscular physique as she kicked up some water. 'Kicking off this off-season in a place I have been dreaming of coming for yeeeeeeeears .. ALOHA HAWAII,' she wrote. She gave a stylish closeup in a follow-up post in which her head peaked out above the surface of the pool. 'I shore do love the beach ☀️ .. I think you can really sea that in this picture!' she wrote. The two also shared photos of their breakfasts, which were on the same table. End of the line: Brooks is moving on after his ex Julianne Hough, 33, filed for [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/] divorce in November 2020. They originally separated in May 2020 but reconciled briefly in September; seen in 2019 in LA Brooks' newest relationship is heating up in the wake of his failed marriage to actress and dancer Julianne Hough, 33. The two began dating in early 2014 and got engaged in August of 2015, before tying the knot on July 8, 2017. In 2019, Julianne came out as bisexual, and Brooks later said that he hadn't 'fully expressed' his sexuality in January 2020. However, he later clarified that he was talking about exploring sexual practices that he found enjoyable and fulfilling, rather than questioning his sexual orientation. Despite the newfound openness, the two seemed to be having marital troubles throughout the early pandemic months, when they quarantined separately, with Julianne staying in LA while Brooks was in Idaho. In May of 2020 they announced their separation. 'We have lovingly and carefully taken the time we have needed to arrive at our decision to separate,' they said in a joint statement. 'We share an abundance of love and respect for one another and will continue to lead with our hearts from that place. We kindly request your compassion and respect for our privacy moving forward.' The two reportedly remained on friendly terms, and Brooks attended his wife's birthday over the summer while her brother Derek attended his birthday celebrations. They officially reconciled by September and took a vacation together to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, in hopes of resuscitating their marriage. Ho DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

The Project: Carrie Bickmore Reveals Gruelling Leg Exercise At The Gym

2022-12-14T23:23:27Z

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Carrie Bickmore has shared with fans the exhausting leg exercise she attempted at the gym, but only managed to last 30 seconds. The Project host, 41, posted a video to Instagram on Friday of herself performing a challenging reverse bicycle workout. The super-fit mother of three used her arms to support her weight as she rhythmically thrust her legs back and forth to dance music. The Project host Carrie Bickmore (pictured) has shared with fans the exhausting leg exercise she attempted at the gym, but only managed to last 30 seconds A personal trainer cheered her on off camera by saying, 'Come on, Carrie, let's go,' which gave her the extra push to reach the half-minute mark. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share Carrie was proud of herself for reaching her target time without stopping. In the caption of the video, she said she 'fell apart at the end but got to 30 seconds'. The super-fit mother of three, 41, posted a video to Instagram on Friday of herself performing a challenging reverse bicycle workout Carrie previously spoke of her healthy lifestyle in an interview with Women's Health. She said a combination of Pilates, running, CrossFit and eating a balanced diet help her stay in shape. 'I walk most days, I run and on the weekend I do a Pilates class. I've just started CrossFit too,' Carrie told the magazine. Carrie previously spoke of her healthy lifestyle in an interview with Women's Health 'I've found a KX Pilates studio, which uses weights, so it's fast. Some weeks I get five workouts in, some only three. But I'm quite relaxed about it and my weeks are pretty active no matter what I'm doing,' she continued. For her diet, Carrie sticks to a staple breakfast, followed by a mix of healthy carbohydrates, lean protein and vegetables. 'I usually have yoghurt and muesli or porridge for breakfast. Then I'll have a coffee mid-morning and a wrap or sushi for lunch,' she said. She said a combination of Pilates, running, CrossFit and eating a balanced diet help her stay in shape. (Pictured: Carrie with her children Oliver, Evie and [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/] Adelaide) adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

CrossFit Owner Is SELLING The Company Weeks After Stepping Down As CEO

2022-12-14T23:19:09Z

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CrossFit founder and former chief executive Greg Glassman has decided to sell the fitness company to Eric Roza, two weeks after stepping down amid widespread criticism for his reaction to the death of George Floyd. In leaked remarks earlier this month, Glassman told gym owners: 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' He also sent a tweet that was widely criticized. He has also come under fire following allegations that Galssman created a and sexually harassed staff. Roza, a CrossFit athlete and founder of CrossFit Sanitas in Boulder, Colorado, will also become the company's CEO, he said in a tweet on Wednesday. In a public statement from Roza addressed to the CrossFit community, he said that he would be working hard to regain the trust of those who have became disillusioned with CrossFit. He also ackowledged the 'divisive statements' and 'allegations' surrounding the controversies with Glassman. Pictured: CrossFit founder and former CEO Greg Glassman, pictured wearing a shirt that reads 'unbuyable', has now announced that he will be selling the company as well following a number of controversies 'My view is simple: Racism and sexism are abhorrent and will not be tolerated in CrossFit,' Roza wrote. 'We open our arms to everyone, and I will be working hard to rebuild bridges with those whose trust we have lost. 'I come to you with deep humility and the realization that we have hard work to do. I am committed to listening, [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/] I am committed to learning, and I am committed to leading positive change. 'Most of all, I am committed to CrossFit and to you, as a member of our community.' Roza is also on the broad of several companies, including mental health startup SonderMind and wealth-management firm Crestone Capital, according to his LinkedIn profile. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share In a Tweet citing Glassman, CrossFit wrote: 'It is time for the founder to bid adieu. 'I started a company with some essential and elegant truths that nobody could, or maybe would, tell. It resulted in the fastest growing chain in world history. It did so well and became so popular that it has become a thing far larger than I could have hoped.' CrossFit did not immediately respond to Reuters request for comment. Reuters could not reach Glassman for a comment. The founder-CEO faced a lot of flak for his controversial tweet, which also resulted in Adidas AG-owned Reebok ending its 10-year-old partnership with CrossFit. Glassman had then apologized and announced his decision to step down. CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman, pictured, resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked Eric Roza, pictured, will now take over as owner and CEO of CrossFit following the purchase from founder Greg Glassman In a statement from Eric Roza, who is buying the company from Greg Glassman, he said that he will be working hard to regain the trust of those who became disillusioned with CrossFit during Glassman's ownership Glassman came under fire for his leaked reaction to the death of George Floyd, a Black man who died at the hands of police officers in Minneapolis after a white police officer knelt on his neck for more than eight minutes on May 25 sparking nation-wide outrage. In leaked remarks earlier this month, Glassman told gym owners: 'We're not mourning for — I don't think me or any of my staff are.' 'Can you tell me why I should mourn for him? Other than that it's the white thing to do — other than that, give me another reason,' he asked a Minneapolis gym owner who had questioned why the brand hadn't posted a statement supporting . He also came under fire for a tweet he sent on June 6. Responding to a tweet from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in which it described racism and discrimination as a public health issue that needs an urgent response, Glassman retweeted the post with the words: 'It's FLOYD-19.' Glassman later stepped down as CEO of CrossFit, Inc, which he founded in 2000, adding: 'I have decided to retire.' In his resignation statement, Glassman said: 'On Saturday I created a rift in the CrossFit community and unintentionally hurt many of its members. 'Those who know me know that my sole issue is the chronic disease epidemic. I know that CrossFit is the solution to this epidemic and that CrossFit HQ and its staff serve as the stewards of CrossFit affiliates worldwide. 'I cannot let my behav, Glassman said of Floyd, 'I don't think that there's a general mourning for Floyd in any community.' CrossFit CEO Greg Glassman resigned after his controversial remarks on a Zoom call with gym owners about the death of George Floyd were leaked. He has now been accused of of helping to create a sexist workplace culture at the company Earlier this week, Glassman was also accused of helping to create a sexist workplace culture where men rated women on how much they wanted to have sex with them. A number of ex-employees told the former CEO would sexually harass staff. They said such was the culture at the company even the WiFi password was a sexist obscenity. His ex wife Lauren Jenai confirmed the culture former employees have described, adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day.' She said: 'He's the father of my kids. I care about Greg and about CrossFit but this should be addressed.' Glassman's ex wife Lauren Jenai, pictured, confirmed the culture former employees have described, adding: '100 percent. That happens every day, all day' 'They are nasty about women and they talk freely in front of them and it does make my skin crawl', Jenai added. 'I think it does need to be said that both Greg and I, and our friends, have raw senses of humor. There is a lot of that banter that I don't find offensive but the difference was, I was in a position of leadership so my job didn't depend on how I responded to those remarks. 'For me, the bigger problem than the language is the culture behind it. If you speak out, you're out. I've seen it firsthand, over and over and over.' Jenai announced in October last year she was set to tie the knot with her fiance, Franklin Tyrone Tucker, who is being held in prison ahead of his murder trial. A CrossFit spokesman confirmed Glassman denies all of the allegations against him. They suggested the claims were part of a wider push by people, including Jenai, to 'devalue the company and buy it for scraps'. But accusations leveled at Glassman include him taking pictures of female colleague's chests and pulling at their clothes. One worker says: 'There was a constant narrative about women. He was always descriptive in nature about it...bragging about sexual escapades.' Another said: 'The systematic way they chip away at your self-confidence, I had never experienced anything like that.' Reporting their claims was difficult, they say, as Glassman's sister Katie was the highest ranking female executive. In 2012 former employee Julie Kelly threatened to file a sexual harassment lawsuit. Glassman is said to have told former Navy Seal Andy Stumpf: 'I had to pay that w***e.' Stumpf added: 'I cannot count the number of times that derogatory and specifically sexual comments were made about female staff members directly in my presence.' Athlete Lindsey Johnson said she heard stories of 'straight-up bullying and sexual harassment of women'. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

Reebok And Athletes Cut Ties With CrossFit After apos;Floyd-19 apos; Tweet

2022-12-14T23:15:07Z

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Reebok and athletes around the world have cut ties with CrossFit after founder Greg Glassman tweeted 'it's FLOYD-19' after the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), said racism and discrimination is a public health issue that needs an urgent response. The IHME research firm had tweeted a statement from its director Christopher Murray who said that IHME commits to researching racial disparities in a range of areas including the differential impacts of . Glassman, who is also the chief executive of CrossFit, replied on Saturday: 'It's Floyd-19' and on Sunday he followed up the tweet with: 'Your failed model quarantined us and now you're going to model a solution to racism? 's brutal murder sparked riots nationally. 'Quarantine alone is "accompanied in every age and under all political regimes by an undercurrent of suspicion, distrust, and riots." Thanks!' The backlash against Glassman's tweet was swift with many athletes and sponsors immediately distancing themselves. By Monday approximately 230 affiliate gyms wanted nothing to do with the brand, including Rogue Fitness, which has provided equipment for the CrossFit Games since 2010. Glassman frantically backtracked on Sunday tweeting via the Crossfit account: 'I, [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/] CrossFit HQ, and the CrossFit community will not stand for racism. I made a mistake by the words I chose yesterday. My heart is deeply saddened by the pain it has caused. It was a mistake, not racist but a mistake.' CrossFit founder and CEO, Greg Glassman (pictured), has been criticized for his moral ambiguity on issues of racial injustice After the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), said it commits to researching racial disparities in areas including the impacts of COVID-19 and Glassman replied on Saturday: 'It's Floyd-19' Reebok said it will fulfill its remaining contractual obligations in 2020 then end its partnership after Glassman's insensitive comment referring to the killing of black man George Floyd Followers and human rights groups expressed outrage at the tweet, calling it insensitive to the current events and the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody on May 25 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Floyd was killed when officer Derek Chauvin, who is white, kneeled on his neck for nearly nine minutes. Chauvin has been charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter, while three other officers have been charged with abetting murder and manslaughter. The fallout to Glassman's initial tweet was fast, with Adidas AG-owned Reebok ending its 10-year-old partnership with CrossFit and updating its U.S. homepage website in support of the 'Black Lives Matter' campaign. 'Recently, we have been in discussions regarding a new agreement, however, in light of recent events, we have made the decision to end our partnership with CrossFit HQ,' Reebok said in a statement on Sunday. 'We will fulfill our remaining contractual obligations in 2020.' RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 272 shares CrossFit didn't appear to take a firm stance in a statement following protests against injustice Reebok on the other hand was clear about its decision to stand with the black community Rocket Fitness had already cut ties with the brand after Glassman accused them of trying to brand the company as racist when CrossFit was called out for being silent on the issue Rose also criticized CrossFit for controversial marketing amid the coronavirus pandemic that prioritized their business over health concerns (left) and body shamed members (right) On Sunday Glassman followed up with: 'Your failed model quarantined us and now you're going to model a solution to racism? George Floyd's brutal murder sparked riots nationally...' When Reebok tied up with CrossFit, the Adidas-owned company was struggling with falling sales and looking for a wider appeal outside its core female fans. The partnership helped the sportswear maker emerge as a personal fitness brand and return to growth in 2019. Other affiliates like CrossFit Magnus also decided to cut ties with the Washington, DC-based global fitness organization. Via CrossFit, Glassman said it was 'not racist but a mistake.' His tweets remain live on his personal channel 'After eight years as a CrossFit affiliate we are ending our affiliation,' CrossFit Magnus spokesman Nick Hurndon wrote in a social media post. 'We will no longer continue to "carry your water," as it is antithetical to anything we stand for and only serves the continuation of systemic racism.' CrossFit has over 13,000 gyms in more than 120 countries and generates some US$4 billion in annual revenues. Alyssa Rose of Rocket Crossfit shared an email between herself and Glassman after she told him the gym brand would be cutting ties due to CrossFit's moral ambiguity by staying silent on the issues affecting black communities. Singer SZA drew attention to Glassman's insensitive response and urged people to consider backing a black-owned fitness business instead Congress candidate Michael Muscato urged Glassman to step down from the CrossFit brand Rose also criticized CrossFit for controversial marketing amid the coronavirus pandemic that prioritized their business over health concerns and body shamed members. Glassman replied in the email saying that Rose is a 's****y person', that she'd let politics warp her into something that strikes him as 'wrong to the point of being evil', and claimed she was doing her 'best to brand [CrossFit] as being racist'. 'I sincerely believe the quarantine has adversely impacted your mental health,' he reportedly wrote, before labeling her 'delusional'. 'You think you're more virtuous than we are. It's disgusting,' Glassman went on. It was the final straw for Noah Ohlsen, who said he'd been considering for days whether to stick with CrossFit. 'This is probably the hardest decision I've ever had to make,' Ohlsen wrote on Instagram. 'I've decided that I cannot, in good conscience, compete during this time for a company that hasn't shown themselves to have values that I align with. ⁣ 'I've been talking a lot about this movement and my strong desire to stand up and fight for equality. Right now, I'm taking action. The repercussions of this could be huge. I've weighed them and my belief in this is stronger than their potential outcomes.' 2008 CrossFit Games champion Jason Khalipa said his gym company was ending its affiliation with the brand. 'Our mission at NCFIT is to LIVE BETTER. And living better means nothing while standing by in the face of racism, injustice, and hate,' Khalipa said. Noah Ohlsen wrote: 'I've decided that I cannot, in good conscience, compete during this time for a company that hasn't shown themselves to have values that I align with' Rich Froning said the events of the last couple of days have 'made it impossible to stay loyal to leadership who make callous statements that alienate and divide' Tia-Clair Toomey said she and husband Shane Orr, cannot stand for behavior that shows a lack of acknowledgement and empathy for those who are fighting for basic human rights' Tia-Clair Toomey said she is 'saddened, disappointed and frustrated' with the company and Glassman, as she admitted her future with the company is unclear due to her morals and values. 'A lack of acknowledgement and empathy for those who are fighting for basic human rights and equality is simply inexcusable and it's behavior that we cannot stand for,' Toomey explained as she said her husband Shane Orr agreed. Rich Froning said the events of the last couple of days have 'made it impossible to stay loyal to leadership who make callous statements that alienate and divide'. Patrick Vellner called Glassman's comments 'unequivocally wrong and insensitive to a population that is hurting'. Among critics were CrossFit athletes Katrín Tanja Davíðsdóttir, Camille Leblanc-Bazinet and Kristi O'Connell. Alongside others, O'Connell posted on Instagram: 'I'm Out.' 'My participation in the 2020 [CrossFit Games] will be contingent on major changes being made in the leadership of CrossFit,' O'Connell said. 'I'm not comfortable associating the business we own with the current state and leadership of CrossFit, then I to myself will also not support or participate under the CrossFit events held by this leadership.' Other figures in entertainment, including singer SZA, and politics, Congress candidate Michael Muscato, have urged people to boycott the brand. 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British Girl 9 Becomes Triple Title National Power Lifting Champion

2022-12-14T23:12:01Z

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A young girl has become a three-time national weightlifting champion after lifting almost her own body weight above her head. Extraordinary little Ivey Miller, 9, who is just 4ft 6ins tall and weighs 4.7st, wowed judges as she hoisted the equivalent of a two seat sofa or a single bed over her head. Ivey took to weightlifting after watching her mother, Cheryl-Leigh Miller, and stepfather do CrossFit training on their front drive and wanting to join in. The schoolgirl from Basingstoke, Hants, has gone on to compete in one English and two British Weightlifting Championships - winning all three. Ivey Miller has become a three-time national weightlifting champion after winning competitions that saw her lift her bodyweight over her head In February last year she won the remotely-held English Championships in the under 10s category from her living room - just six months after taking up the sport Ivey with her coach coach Luke Patterson after winning the British Weightlifting Championships. Ivey trains with Luke three times a week but had to send him videos for review from home during lockdown And Ivey is showing no signs of slowing down, harbouring dreams of one day becoming an Olympics weightlifter like her hero Sarah Davies. Explaining how her daughter's surprising obsession began, 34-year-old mum-of-two Cheryl-Leigh said: 'Ivey's stepfather, Henry, and I would do CrossFit training which incorporates some weightlifting on the driveway during lockdown. RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 18 shares 'Ivey would come out and join in by picking up a PVC pipe we used to warm up and copying what we were doing. 'She competed and won a CrossFit competition, but she specifically enjoyed the weightlifting side. Ivey, pictured weightlifting at home during the pandemic, is showing no signs of slowing down, harbouring dreams of one day becoming an Olympics weightlifter like her hero Sarah Davies Ivey while completing a whopping 26KG Clean and Jerk at the British Weightlifting Championships 'I did some research on children's weightlifting and how safe it was, and saw there was a lot of positivity around it. 'So we found her a coach, Luke, at the end of August 2020 and from there she took to the sport. 'At that point you could train outside, so she would train with Luke three times a week.' After weather grew colder and lockdown restrictions tighter, Ivey trained in her home in Old Basing, Basingstoke, where she would send videos for her trainer to review. The young girl first showed interest during her parents' crossfit home-training and soon progressed from a PVC pipe to lifting real weights After seeing her passion, her parents found her a coach, Luke, at the end of August 2020 and from there she took to the sport. Pictured in September 2020 aged 7 doing a lift on her front driveway during the pandemic Ivey's current PBs are 21kg for the snatch lift and [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ incitasecurity.com] 26kg for the clean and jerk which is just a few kilograms less than her weight of 29kg Despite having to train remotely for a majority of the pandemic, Ivey progressed to win the live British Championships in Harrogate in front of official British Weightlifting judges In February last year she won the remotely-held English Championships in the under 10s category from her living room - just six months after taking up the sport. Ivey then went on to win the virtual British Championships in July, when she competed remotely from Ministry Gym in Basingstoke, where she trains. Then, last November, she won the live British Championships in Harrogate, North Yorks, in front of official British Weightlifting judges. Under 12s development weightlifters get six attempts to achieve the highest weight during three 'snatch' lifts - where the barbell is lifted from the floor to above the head - and three 'clean and jerk' lifts, where the bar is lifted overhead. The priority Ivey to win lies in her technique - for which the points counts are doubled - instead of the weight, for which competitors receive one point per kilogram Ivey won the virtual British Championships in July, when she competed remotely from Ministry Gym in Basingstoke, where she trains Under 12s development weightlifters get six attempts to achieve the highest weight during three 'snatch' lifts - where the barbell is lifted from the floor to above the head - and three 'clean and jerk' lifts, where the bar is lifted overhead But the priority in lies in the lifters' technique - for which the points counts are doubled - instead of the weight, for which competitors receive one point per kilogram. If a lift is not completed no points are awarded. Ivey's current PBs are 21kg for the snatch lift and 26kg for the clean and jerk which is just a few kilograms less than her weight of 29kg. Ms Miller added: 'I'm incredibly proud of Ivey. It's really enjoyable to watch her doing something she loves and the level of commitment she puts into it is what makes me most proud. Ivey's mother backed her daughter's passion after discovering the positivity behind child power lifting, and researching the safety of the sport 'She knows what she wants to achieve and is just inspirational. She's only nine but she has such an amazing work ethic. 'She has such a lovely team who make it so much fun and that's what's most important: that she genuinely enjoys doing it. 'They have been so accommodating to her and without that environment she wouldn't be getting the same enjoyment out of it.' On her love for weightlifting and ambitions for the future, Ivey, whose favourite school subject is maths, said: 'I enjoy weightlifting because it is fun and exciting. When you get a PB (personal best) it's like one of the happiest moments of your life. In February last year she won the remotely-held English Championships in the under 10s category from her living room - just six months after taking up the sport 'I'm on the school football team, I'm at grade seven swimming, and I've just started gymnastics. 'But weightlifting is the best thing that has happened in my life. 'I want to become an Olympic Champion - that's one of my biggest dreams out of them all. 'Sarah Davies is a hero of mine. She helped me get into weightlifting and, if it wasn't for her, I wouldn't be doing it today.' Ivey was inspired to train as a power lifter after watching Women's World Weightlifting Champion Sarah Davies. Pictured training during the pandemic Keen on all sports, Ivey also competes on her school football team, grade seven swimming, and has just started gymnastics but weightlifting remains her true passion Ms Miller added: 'The funny this was that when she first started, Ivey didn't realise weightlifting was an Olympics sport. 'When she discovered it was, a huge smile came over her face because she realised she could potentially be an Olympic champion one day.' Women's World Weightlifting Champion Davies, 29, from Preston, Lancs, follows Ivey on Instagram and often sends messages of encouragement and support. Ivey and her mother will travel to Birmingham this summer to watch Davies live in action, and hope to be able to meet her in person. Ivey's next competition is the Hampshire County Championships in April. adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement

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