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How CrossFit Saved Griffen Bradds’ Life

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Griffen Bradds and his wife were walking in their neighborhood when a driver took a turn too fast and struck them both with his car. Bradds’ wife was knocked unconscious, but Bradds could remember every moment of the accident as if it was playing in slow motion. As the scene unfolded, Bradds found the movements he practiced in CrossFit played a crucial role in his ability to avoid a major catastrophe. Here, he shares the story of how CrossFit saved his life — in more ways than one.

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Robert Nicas
October 16th, 2022 at 11:49 pm
Commented on: CrossFit Health Book Club for October: "The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Performance"
In a keto-adapted individual that is wanting to maintain their weight, how long after dietary fat is consumed before it is available as a fuel source for exercise?  How long does it take excess dietary fat to replenish muscle-stored fat droplets after being consumed?  Thank you.
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Mathieu Gilles
October 16th, 2022 at 7:39 am
Commented on: How CrossFit Saved Griffen Bradds’ Life 
Thank you for sharing this life experience! A great example of success ! As a personal coach in bio-nutrition and well-being, I draw a lot of inspiration from people like you!
My blog : https://heal-coaching.com/
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Beth Rivelli
October 10th, 2022 at 6:44 pm
Commented on: How CrossFit Saved Griffen Bradds’ Life 
Thank you for sharing! Love your mission and your story. Another reminder of why we keep doing CF. Can't wait to drop in next time I'm visiting Encinitas.
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Karen Blankenship
October 7th, 2022 at 10:16 am
Commented on: CrossFit Health Book Club for October: "The Art and Science of Low Carbohydrate Performance"
As a certified nutrition coach and someone who followed a low carb diet for two years, I ask that you please stop pushing this way of eating, especially for women. It wrecked my metabolism and I’m still dealing with the consequences two years after adding carbs back in. Eating healthy carbs at healthy levels is fine and should be encouraged. People should focus on cutting processed foods and making sure they get enough nutrients. If a person is craving sugar it’s probably because they aren’t eating enough carbs.
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Chris Murrell
October 7th, 2022 at 12:26 pm
Did you read the book? They may promote eating healthy carbs as part of a dietary restriction on mass amounts of processed foods and unhealthy carbs. There is nothing in the description about the book that says they promote eliminating all carbs. More information is always better. Some people such as myself do not do well on tons of carbs and eating low carbs, sub 100 a day for about 10 years, I've been able to obtain a fitness level as a level 9 Crossfit athlete and a national level powerlifter with no injuries or metabolic side effects. Everyone is different allow people to read, learn and discern what works best for them.
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