WAG Articles & Posts

The CrossFit Open is an exciting time whether you’re new to the game or have been at it for a while. At WAG Nutrition, we’ve coached hundreds of clients through one of the most popular CrossFit community events so naturally, we have some advice to give.

Are you nervous about coaching your nutrition client through a CrossFit or functional fitness competition? You’re not alone.

Becoming an elite CrossFit athlete goes beyond what you do in the gym. You also have to feel your best in order to move your best the way elite CrossFitters do. That comes down to training, recovery, mindset — and nutrition.

As Brooke’s one-on-one nutrition coach, Adee’s witnessed first hand what it takes for her to remain lean year round. When speaking of Brooke, Adee says, “consistency, accuracy, and precision definitely come to mind.”

According to Cole, the best thing you can do to become an elite athlete is get out of your own head. Cole finds his edge in his mental game.

In this chapter, Katrin Davidsdottir shares how focusing on her nutrition with Working Against Gravity has made her feel better than ever.

Katrin’s main goal is to give it everything she has, in each aspect of her life, every. single. day.

The most important thing that Katrin Davidsdottir’s coach, Ben Bergeron, taught her: character training comes first, then physical training follows.

Katrín Davíðsdóttir, two-time CrossFit Games champion and WAG member, has been driven from the start. “I thrive on waking up with a goal in mind,” says Katrin.

In this video, we get an inside look at exactly how Cassidy prepares for the Games in the gym and in the kitchen.

After two back-to-back negative experiences and setbacks from rhabdomyolysis in 2015 and a herniated disk in 2016, Emily was mentally and physically ready to throw in the towel.

When Emily Bridgers started CrossFit, she never expected her new fitness method would turn into a full-time job with a sea of people that look up to her.