Consistency is the key to achieving progress. But it’s persistence in doing those actions repeatedly that is going to get you those elusive PRs and experiencing big results over time. And our next Athlete of the Month, Dylan Baxter, is a solid example of that.
“ Dylan always shows up to give 100%! He’s very dedicated, comes early to work on his mobility and very coachable. He pushes others in class and he’s fun to be around. ” ~Coach Camilla
“ Dylan is always well prepared for class, supports and cheers on everyone who is working along side him, is extremely coachable, and a tremendous athlete. ” ~Coach Lisa
“ It’s always fun to coach an athlete who is also a competitor! Dylan always gives that extra 10% so in competition- he knows he can flip that switch. ” ~Coach Anthony
“Dylan attends most of the Friday night classes. He’s always the first one there and typically the first one finished (speedy WODster). Also, he consistently supports and has helpful comments and encouragement for everybody else in the class. He’s very diligent with his form and takes pride in his consistency. He definitely is a dedicated CrossFitter, but more importantly, a very friendly and sincere young man. ” ~Coach Marc
I started Salus in June of 2021. I was formally at Isabella fitness in Sayreville and was looking to find a gym closer to home.
I took a single drop in class and knew from there that this was a gym I wanted to be a part of.
I have definitely become a better CrossFit athlete since joining Salus.
Butterfly CTB pull ups
I have put on a lot more muscle and size.
My family has a history of high blood pressure.
Since joining Salus my blood pressure has dropped and I now have low blood pressure.
Salus is a friendly competitive gym that cheers for everyone to do their best in and outside the gym.
Seeing progress. I want to slowly but consistently get better.
Bicep curls obviously! Most important muscle in the body.
Just show up!
Create the habit of going to the gym.
No matter your skill or ability level if you consistently show up and put the work in you’ll be surprised what you can accomplish.
String together ring muscle ups.
Bench, curl and hand stand walks
Playing and watching sports.
I would be a dog. They eat sleep and play all day. Doesn’t get much better than that.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.
I used to play collegiate baseball.
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