GYMNASTICS

Learn fundamentals of body control & become proficient in moving your own body.

Gymastics are body weight movements that help us develop body control and awareness on the ground, inverted, or in space. We start with the very basic like push ups, ringrows or pull ups that don’t need so much strength and skill to hand stand pushups and muscle ups (just to mention a few) that require skill and reasonable amount of strength.

These take time to attain through continuous practice. Beyond just strength and the particular skills developed, we also attain balance, coordination which comes as a result of neurological adaptation. These movements are fun to practice.

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Irene Lihanda

CrossFit Beginner

Awesome work

I liked how everyone is included, I didn't feel like people are looking at me in a weird way or sort of judging me.

5.0

Rodney Kili

CrossFit Member

Zero Regrets

It's been nothing but joy and fun finding a place within a family of people who celebrate fitness in a fun way. Zero regrets transitioning to CrossFit Fully

5.0

Sylvia

CrossFit Aspiring Member

Overcome challenging movements.

I’ve never done a wall walk this close to the wall. I was so afraid I would do a backward flip but then I did the first one and then five more. Then went through the double unders and that was it.

5.0

Paul Okutoyi

Othorpaedic Surgeon

Slow and Steady Wins

When I walked in and talked to one of the instructors, I was basically, interested to know what CrossFit was all about. Slowly by slowly I got hooked to it and as they say the rest is history.

4.0

Michelle

CrossFit Beginner

Very Effective!!

I was afraid it was a difficult movement but with the help of coaches and consistent practice, I was able to do a strict Pull Up within a period of three months.

5.0

Rosemary Anyango

CrossFit Open Games Participant

Gained Self Pride

I participated in my first ever CrossFit Games, and trust me, it's a whole different experience. Out of the 48,846 women worldwide who did the scaled version of the workout, I was ranked 16; 942, and 372 out of 1,411 women in Africa. I am so proud of myself.

5.0