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Private Sessions => Talking about sessionettes => Topic started by: the duke22 on February 07, 2020, 10:40:06 pm
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Does anyone know if any crossfit girls do muscle worship sessions or wrestling sessions?
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Many ladies who do sessions do crossfit. I'm not aware of any 'crossfit athletes' who do, a real shame as I think many would absolutely clean up in the scene.
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Queen Kayla was a competitive CrossFitter for awhile, she might still be. She completely looks the part and is strong AF.
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It would be great if some crossfit girls did sessions. Some session girls do/did crossfit, but it's not the same.
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I follow Dani Delle Speegle on IG. And she posted an email from some guy from Dubai asking if she would session with him. and then posted a follow up email from the guy. She doesn’t seem interested at all.
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professional crossfitters are able to get branded sponsorships and paid for their training far easier that fbbs . I assume this is why far less do sessions
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It would be nicer if more physiques girls got into sessions.
I figure that Physique + FBB are more likely to want to earn $ through sessions, to pay for travel, contests, etc.
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Many ladies who do sessions do crossfit. I'm not aware of any 'crossfit athletes' who do, a real shame as I think many would absolutely clean up in the scene.
Of course I mean athletes, more specifically, mid level-top level athletes, ones who have at least appeared in a regional or are shredded AF you know, like the Dottirs, Brooke Ence, Brooke Wells, Kari Pearce, Emma Tall, Silje Emilie Tønnesen etc. etc. I put girls because I wasn't asking about guys lol.
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It would be nicer if more physiques girls got into sessions.
I figure that Physique + FBB are more likely to want to earn $ through sessions, to pay for travel, contests, etc.
Yes, I agree, physique girls are like the modern day lightweight FBB category, fitness division girls would be super nice too.
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I follow Dani Delle Speegle on IG. And she posted an email from some guy from Dubai asking if she would session with him. and then posted a follow up email from the guy. She doesn’t seem interested at all.
Unfortunately in the internet and screenshot age, there is no such thing as a "private" message anymore, I don't get why some girls feel they have to publicly shame anyone that disagrees with them into submission, to me people that do that lose a lot of respect from me, I don't see how you can trust someone that's so quick to air out all their dirty laundry in public, obviously it's a good thing she doesn't do sessions, because if she does shady stuff like this then how can you trust her to be discreet when setting up session appointments and keeping clients info private if asked to do so.
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Many ladies who do sessions do crossfit. I'm not aware of any 'crossfit athletes' who do, a real shame as I think many would absolutely clean up in the scene.
Of course I mean athletes, more specifically, mid level-top level athletes, ones who have at least appeared in a regional or are shredded AF you know, like the Dottirs, Brooke Ence, Brooke Wells, Kari Pearce, Emma Tall, Silje Emilie Tønnesen etc. etc. I put girls because I wasn't asking about guys lol.
all these girls are making 6 figures out of crossfit probably between prizes and sponsorships and coaching
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Ava Simone does do CrossFit and is incredibly strong. At 5’8” she easily squats a man in her sessions.
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Crossfitters travel in packs. It's pretty safe to assume if you contact a popular crossfit girl out of the blue, they will take a moment to repost it and laugh about it with their girlfriends, especially if they're already popular and don't need the cash. I don't know how sponsors work, but I assume the girls with hundreds of thousands of insta**** followers are making good money already.
Besides, do you really think someone like Brooke Wells would risk doing sessions? Her crossfit days would be over in about 2 seconds.
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CrossFit make good money or marry a guy who does. Look at mansion @megsquats (Insta****) just bought?
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Crossfitters travel in packs. It's pretty safe to assume if you contact a popular crossfit girl out of the blue, they will take a moment to repost it and laugh about it with their girlfriends, especially if they're already popular and don't need the cash. I don't know how sponsors work, but I assume the girls with hundreds of thousands of inst@gram followers are making good money already.
Besides, do you really think someone like Brooke Wells would risk doing sessions? Her crossfit days would be over in about 2 seconds.
Agree. Fitcross ladies would be make IMHO the perfect sessioniate but it never is happening. We can dream though. Imagine Brooke Wells in a session. Hell I even take Katie Sowers even though she is a fitcross lady but a total bad ass. Just imagine getting absolutely flatten by her and being koed her under her foot as Katie poses and makes out with her cute girlfriend. No judging right. :)
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Unfortunately in the internet and screenshot age, there is no such thing as a "private" message anymore, I don't get why some girls feel they have to publicly shame anyone that disagrees with them into submission, to me people that do that lose a lot of respect from me, I don't see how you can trust someone that's so quick to air out all their dirty laundry in public, obviously it's a good thing she doesn't do sessions, because if she does shady stuff like this then how can you trust her to be discreet when setting up session appointments and keeping clients info private if asked to do so.
There is zero (expectation of) privacy in sending a message to a stranger. Assume all risks. If a recipient is a working session provider, she risks damaging her reputation and her business if she posts messages. If a recipient is NOT a working session provider - a la Dani Speegle - then she risks nothing. Think about your take. If you have lost respect for her, then you will be less likely to contact her about a service she does not provide. It's a win-win for both of you.
CrossFit make good money or marry a guy who does. Look at mansion @megsquats (Inst@gram) just bought?
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Fact: There are a small number of women earning a very good living in the Crossfit world. They are a very tiny percentage of the overall number of women doing Crossfit. As a brand, Crossfit is exceptionally strong because of its broad appeal, so as a result, a tiny number of people are "celebrities" within this world.
Generally speaking - though there are a few exceptions - "celebrities" are not doing sessions.
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It's true that many Fitcross Girls don't make a lot of money. Very few are "celebrities" that make money off it. But I think it's a total fantasy to think any of them would even consider doing sessions. Love to see it but don't see it happening other then a one off here or there. And they would not be anyone of note.
I love to live in a world where Ashlee Potts or Brooke Wells does sessions but I don't. Nobody does regrettably.
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I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the notion that even some of the known CF's would consider doing sessions. But my speculation would be that the reason we haven't seen more of them is that for the most part they're unfamiliar with the concept. By the time FBB's and physique competitors hit the national level, they've at least heard about sessions. And if they want to learn more, they're within two degrees of separation from knowing a woman that does them. There's a big difference between that and a guy approaching a woman in an unrelated sport and soliciting her.
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I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss the notion that even some of the known CF's would consider doing sessions. But my speculation would be that the reason we haven't seen more of them is that for the most part they're unfamiliar with the concept. By the time FBB's and physique competitors hit the national level, they've at least heard about sessions. And if they want to learn more, they're within two degrees of separation from knowing a woman that does them. There's a big difference between that and a guy approaching a woman in an unrelated sport and soliciting her.
CrossFit world and FBB world are very very different. These girls don't do ilegal stuff and they stay more feminine and get a lot of sponsorship
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CrossFit world and FBB world are very very different. These girls don't do ilegal stuff and they stay more feminine and get a lot of sponsorship
Several female CF'rs have been caught in random drug tests, and that's the tip of the iceberg. Crossfit isn't magic. If you've developed a physique competitor's body doing it, you're also taking the same things as a physique competitor.
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Culturally, crossfitters are much more outgoing, which is part of the reason for the whole "community" push. Many BBers stick to themselves and don't go to the gym to socialize. It's easier to reach out to a BB girl for session-related interests and not have them blab to their girlfriends.
In addition, even if crossfitters aren't rich, you at least have the minimal filter that they can spend $150-200/month on a gym membership instead of $25-40. Of course some specialized gyms outside of crossfit can be just as expensive too. In particular now, so many crossfitters are falling for the guilt trip "you have to support your gym and pay $150/month for a closed gym." Certainly only a few at the top are rich though, just like in bodybuilding.
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I don’t know much about the cross fit world- but I think an above poster stated it correctly if there is sponsorship money and other avenues of income - less likely they are going to risk losing that by doing sessions- bodybuilders just have less main stream income opportunities so they are more likely to be interested in sessions
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Just imagine if girls like Brooke Ence, Camille Leblanc, Sara Sigmundsdottir, Brooke Wells or Sam Briggs did sessions. That would be cool.
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Just imagine if girls like Brooke Ence, Camille Leblanc, Sara Sigmundsdottir, Brooke Wells or Sam Briggs did sessions. That would be cool.
It would be beyond cool as I do think fitcross ladies would be perfect to be sessioniates. But it isn't apart of their culture. Female bodybuilding is different since it has been for a long time. I remember seeing Karla Nelsen type videos back in the late 80's/early 90's which is how I got into this. I have yet to see any true fitcross ladies create content like that. Keep in mind too Fitcross is a recent phenomenon. Compare that with female bodybuilding which in terms of being a competitive sport as been around for decades. Ultimately fitcross ladies see themselves as being "glamorous" selling a lifestyle that sessions or even creating wrestling/domination content is not part of.
I do see a more young ameutuer fitbods (like college age and a bit older) are doing findom but none are doing in real life sessions. At least none are advertising they are and as matter of fact most say it's a hard rule they are not doing in real life sessions. Maybe if you see some of them begin doing IRL it change. Findom btw is the reason IMO why sessioning as just dropped off over the past 10 years. These ladies can make a grand or more a week and never leave their home. Yes they could make way more money doing IRL sessions but there is no risk in findom. It really has changed sessions which is why it seems sessioning hit its peak around 2010 or so.
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what is fitcross?
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what is fitcross?
It's stupid autocorrect. :)
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Ok, so just out of curiosity, since her name is in this thread, is it even possible for a female to achieve Brooke Ence's level of muscularity and being shredded naturally? I just ask because most pictures and videos or articles I see on the internet claim that once they get to her level of muscularity, females or really pushing the boundaries of natural and PED's, I mean I could care less either way, she seems super sweet and personable and is a total badass, I'm just really curious because her level of shredded and big biceps does seem to be a step above most top crossfit athletes, unless you count Kari Pearce, who actually used to be a bodybuilder, and was a competitive gymnast in college.
I wouldn't say it's impossible, but it'd take a rare combination of attributes for a woman to build a physique like hers unassisted. I just spent a few minutes googling some of the crossfit women who've gotten caught and looking at pictures of them, and none of them are bigger than Brooke. Appreciate them for how they look, but I don't recommend questioning how they got there.
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Ok, so just out of curiosity, since her name is in this thread, is it even possible for a female to achieve Brooke Ence's level of muscularity and being shredded naturally? I just ask because most pictures and videos or articles I see on the internet claim that once they get to her level of muscularity, females or really pushing the boundaries of natural and PED's, I mean I could care less either way, she seems super sweet and personable and is a total badass, I'm just really curious because her level of shredded and big biceps does seem to be a step above most top crossfit athletes, unless you count Kari Pearce, who actually used to be a bodybuilder, and was a competitive gymnast in college.
No, it's very unlikely to reach that level naturally. By the way, Brooke used to be a bodybuilder/physique girl before crossfit.
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They pretty much all had previous athletic backgrounds. Even the coaches in an average CF gym are previous baseball/football players or bodybuilders. You don't get to elite levels of CF by doing crossfit. Doing CF just gives you the engine, you don't get super strong by doing WODs and drinking the kool-aid.
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Ok, so just out of curiosity, since her name is in this thread, is it even possible for a female to achieve Brooke Ence's level of muscularity and being shredded naturally? I just ask because most pictures and videos or articles I see on the internet claim that once they get to her level of muscularity, females or really pushing the boundaries of natural and PED's, I mean I could care less either way, she seems super sweet and personable and is a total badass, I'm just really curious because her level of shredded and big biceps does seem to be a step above most top crossfit athletes, unless you count Kari Pearce, who actually used to be a bodybuilder, and was a competitive gymnast in college.
I wouldn't say it's impossible, but it'd take a rare combination of attributes for a woman to build a physique like hers unassisted. I just spent a few minutes googling some of the crossfit women who've gotten caught and looking at pictures of them, and none of them are bigger than Brooke. Appreciate them for how they look, but I don't recommend questioning how they got there.
You don't recommend questioning how they got there? Was that some kind of veiled threat or something? Last I checked, I l still live in the land of freedom of speech.
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Appreciate them for how they look, but I don't recommend questioning how they got there.
You don't recommend questioning how they got there? Was that some kind of veiled threat or something? Last I checked, I l still live in the land of freedom of speech.
Steroid discussions have happened before, and there are a lot of guys for whom believing a woman is natural is part of their fantasy. They're in denial and don't like hearing about reality. It's like arguing with flat-earthers. You're obviously not one of them. That last thought was for them, and it's not a threat. I meant it more along the lines of live and let live.