CrossFit guru Greg Admundson shares an example of leading by example, caring for others, and setting the positive example for others to follow. After watching the video, share your stories here!
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
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Thanks Pam for posting this. Crossfit, for me, has become one of the most powerful personal leadership development "tools". It has changed my life, not only making me more physically fit but mentally stronger (personal accountability, awareness, and character). If you are part of the Crossfit community, you have heard over and over the stories about what the program has done for them. It makes people better at all aspects of their lives.
ReplyDeleteThe crossfit program as a whole is a great model of leadership development. They are changing the world of fitness as well as changing lives.