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What does it mean to be Athletic? Read this blog that goes deep inside to the word's meaning. This is a critical point that distinguishes our Right Cross with other fitness brands. If you like what you read, you are the Right Cross Athlete. 

Live More. Cross Train. Be fit. Live More.Our mantra is truly born from our passion of living life to the fullest. We set our goal to inspire people to elevate their mind by chasing after new experiences. To get to the core of these experiences and feel their deepest impact, we believe that your body should be strong and ready for any physical challenge.  Have you ever found yourself wishing you were strong enough to climb a rock? Or have you ever felt like you were limited because you couldn't make it to the top of a mountain? We have. Our solution...

Leg day, then arms, cardio, core, and cardio. Rest and repeat. Well, here at Right Cross sometimes we get tired of repetitiveness. Besides, September ends and it’s time to wake up. What a better day to wake your body up than take your workout to the beach? Well more like the ocean.   Surfing, yes you heard me right. Surfing is not necessarily a summer sport. It’s an all-season sport when you have a brave heart and an insulated wetsuit. Paddling to the breakpoint puts our best cross-athletes to the test. Your arms need time to warm up and by...

We are always excited to see people start including HIIT workouts in their daily routine. Like any form of exercise, there is a risk of injury in HII training as well. For beginners it is important think about the state of your body and take the necessary precautions before jumping into your workout. Here are a few ways:   No. 1: Warm up! Especially at the beginning stages of your working out, it is important to complete an adequate warm-up session. Even 5 min of prep can significantly change the way your body will respond to the exercises. No. 2:...

Discover why looks aren’t everything in training and the reason performance should always come before aesthetics. Chest & triceps, back & biceps, core, core, core, 5 minutes of legs (only if you’re biceps are too sore) and maybe a little bit of cardio or HIIT training – this sounds like the typical training plan of a shredder. No performance-based goal, structure, strategy or purpose behind what they do. But is that really what training’s all about? Is the way you look more important than how you feel, perform or move? We say no. Whilst aesthetics are of course influential and...