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We are here to promote a training program that provides conditioning in its entirety, seeking the balance of their physical atitudes, functional autonomy and the ability to generate work, in a light and relaxed environment, forming and strengthening our “fitness community”. Stoneybatter Cross Training is a Cross Training Gym Together We Are Stronger

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OUR PHILOSOPHY

“Eat meat and vegetables, nuts and seeds, some fruit, little starch and no sugar. Keep intake to levels that will support exercise but not body fat.”
(CrossFit Journal, September 2002, “The Garage Gym”, “World Class Fitness in 100 Words”)


I’m sure you’ve all heard that nutrition is the foundation for performance. In fact, nutrition is the base of the pyramid Crossfit founder Greg Glassman created, with met-cons, gymnastics, weight lifting and sport all being supported by it. What we put into our bodies greatly affects how we look, feel, and perform, but most athletes make nutrition secondary in their training.

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Pre-Workout Fueling

What you put into your body greatly affects your performance. If you eat crap, you will perform like crap. But if you eat the right foods at the right time, you have a much better chance of taking it to the next level and setting some PRs. We all know that if the gas tank in your car were low you wouldn’t get very far and if it was empty you wouldn’t get anywhere at all.

Recovery Fueling

Properly fueling your body after your workouts is just as important as properly fueling before your workouts. During a strenuous workout, such as those we do almost every day, your body’s glycogen stores get significantly used up. It is important to properly replenish them to help you to recover from these intense workouts and set you up with the energy you’ll need for your next session.

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