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Murph is one of the most iconic and demanding hero workouts in CrossFit. With a mix of running, bodyweight exercises, and intense physical demands, it has become a true physical and mental challenge.

Wherever you live in the UK, you’re likely to be within driving distance of a CrossFit gym and a loyal community of WOD-ers, with the name WOD standing for Workout of the Day in the CrossFit world.

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Dreeben, a retiree in Riverhead, New York, now does weekly CrossFit sessions and 100 push-ups six days a week, he told Business Insider. That's alongside walking, kayaking, battle rope workouts ...

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Ms King, 45, from Pembrokeshire, qualified for the Adaptive CrossFit Games, held in Texas, in the major neuromuscular category. She said CrossFit has helped to curb her Parkinson's symptoms.

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Every Memorial Day, CrossFit gyms across the nation participate in a workout and fund-raiser known as “Murph,” named for Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy, a Navy SEAL killed in Afghanistan in 2005.