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Why Are We All So Competitive About Fitness?
['Greg Presto']
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Adam and Liz Walter, both 42, from Paradise Valley, Arizona, say Hyrox gave their fitness new focus.
From Function to Fast-Paced CompetitionTHE MODERN RISE of nonprofessional competitive fitness began in the 1990s.
“People misunderstand what fitness training is over the long term,” says Conor Heffernan, PhD, a historian of physical culture at Ulster University in Belfast.
It’s the pull of the pack—a factor that a whole new kind of competitive fitness has maximized.
BARLOW WANTS TO elevate competitive fitness with a new event he hopes will have an appeal similar to Hyrox’s.