When I first started Crossfit, aside from getting sober 3 years ago, it was one of the most intimidating things I’ve ever done. I was in a place in my life where I needed change and starting a journey towards getting fit was scary but I walked in anyway. Coach Matt welcomed me with kindness

Crossfit is my outlet in life. It’s helped me so much mentally and physically; in a way that constantly blows my mind. After football I wanted a way to stay competitive and when I found Crossfit, I dove right into it. I fell in love with it right away. It’s been awesome and I’ve had

I’ve grown to love CrossFit because it gives me a competitive outlet where I’m coached up, encouraged, and always challenged to become stronger and tackle new skills! The thing that sets Igneous apart from other gyms in the community. Everyone supports each other and it’s a welcoming environment where people of all different walks come

I bought my house in Tomball a few years ago. On a daily basis I drove by the Crossfit Igneous gym considering stopping by and getting back into shape. My history of “working out” consisted of training and completing one sprint distance Triathlon. The triathlon was about 3 years ago. What I enjoyed most about it

Before I joined the Crossfit Igneous team I had a gym membership for an entire year. I only went to that gym a handful of times in that year because when I went to the gym I felt really intimidated. I didn’t like that I was on my own and I felt like I was

How I came to Crossfit Marcus Taylor A Little Background About Me First: I’m 38 years old, married and have 3 boys. I never worked out consistently although I played high school baseball. I always did just enough to get by. In high school I broke my arm and needed a plate and ten screws