From the moment the first person engaged in an exercise workout, mankind has been searching for a “better” way of training. Apparently, nothing has been held sacred in the pursuit of the best way to achieve maximal training results — new conditioning tools, new exercise prescriptions, new training environments, new levels of hands-on assistance.

In the past 10 years, a substantial number of exercise enthusiasts have discovered cross training to be another “new,” improved method to exercise.

Unlike many previous attempts to discern how to improve training, cross training has been found to be a highly safe, relatively enjoyable method.

In fact, most cross-training enthusiasts proudly proclaim that “they’ll never go back” to single-activity training. To these individuals, many of the inherent problems that occur in a standard exercise regimen can be easily remedied by adhering to the advice: “If your workout needs fixing, fit it up by mixing it up.” *

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