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CrossFit®–development, benefits and risks

Wagener et al., 2020

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15322383983602717439
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Wagener S
Hoppe M
Hotfiel T
Engelhardt M
Javanmardi S
Baumgart C
Freiwald J
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Sports Orthopaedics and Traumatology

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CrossFit is a form of high-intensity interval training and comparable to other high-intensity exercises. CrossFit exercises increase VO 2max, strength, endurance, and improves the body composition (eg lean body mass). The injury risk in CrossFit is similar to that of other …
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