CrossFit Technique Coach: Why You're Not Improving No Matter How Hard You Train

Описание: CrossFit Technique Coach Monroe Miller joins us to explain why you're not improving in the gym, no matter how hard you train. If your CrossFit progress has stalled, it usually isn't a lack of effort—it's a lack of movement mechanics and "practice" over "performance." In CrossFit and functional fitness, effort is often praised—showing up, pushing harder, and chasing intensity. But what happens when progress stalls, nagging injuries show up, or movements never quite feel right despite consistent training?

In this episode, Tierra sits down with CrossFit coach and movement specialist Monroe Miller to explore the gap between effort and actual progress. Together, they unpack why good programming alone isn’t always enough, how movement mechanics shape performance and longevity, and why many athletes unknowingly reinforce poor patterns over time.

0:00 Intro
0:45 Why You're Not Seeing Progress (What's Missing)
2:05 Repetitions With Poor Quality vs Good Quality
2:45 How Do You Know Your Mechanics Are Off?
4:50 Training vs Practicing
6:33 Use Class to Practice, Not Perform
7:45 What You Do Outside of The Gym Matters
8:16 Common Limitations When It Comes To Movement
10:38 Why Do Issues Go Unaddressed in Group Class Settings
13:27 Coaching is About Communication
16:03 Advice For Coaches
20:26 Ego Can Be a Huge Problem
20:58 CrossFit vs Skateboarding Culture
23:50 Things You Can Do To Improve
26:03 More is Not Always Better
28:14 Where You Can Find Monroe

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