10 Best Cross Training Shoes For Insanity
Updated on: September 2023
Best Cross Training Shoes For Insanity in 2023
ASICS Women's Conviction X Cross Trainer, Blue Purple/Airy Blue/Blue Purple, 7 Medium US
Reebok Men's CROSSFIT Nano 8.0, White/Skull Grey/Silver, 9.5 M US
PUMA Women's Fierce core Cross-Trainer Shoe, Black Black, 8.5 M US
- Lace-less high-top cross-trainer with breathable mesh insets and goring across the top for a secure fit
- Padded tongue and collar with pull loops
- Gripping outsole for traction
- Pivot points at outsole , heel and toe for 360 degrees of movement
Nike Womens Free Metcon 2 Womens Cd8526-601 Size 8.5
Vibram Women's KSO evo Running Shoe, Coral/Grey, 41 EU/8.5-9 M US
- Lightly padded tongue & speed lacing system
- Serrated blade lug design
- XS Trek Outsole
- Zero Drop
- Machine wash cold. Air dry
Reebok Men's Nano 9 Cross Trainer, Heritage Navy White, 10 M US
- Comfort and performance
- Imported
- Women Size Down 1.5 sizes for fit
Under Armour Women's Charged Push Sneaker, Rhino Gray (077)/Steel, 10
- Sock like burrito tongue construction for a precise, sleek fit & a comfortably snug feel
- Breathable micromesh upper with internal saddle construction for midfoot support & a customized fit
- Dynamic webbing loops hug the foot to enhance fit & support during multi directional movement
- Lateral rubber forefoot wrap provides traction & stability
- Die cut, full length sockliner for added comfort & a custom fit
ALEADER Minimalist Shoes for Men Barefoot Cross Training Shoes Five Fingers Dark Gray/Orange 12-12.5 M US Men
- SIZE GUIDE: For comfortable, please choose one size Bigger
- Five-toe box design running shoes help you feel like you're barefoot for lightweight comfort.Mesh and TPU upper provides lasting flexibility and breathable
- Adjustable hook-and-loop closure at instep for a more secure fit
- Machine washable. Air dry away from sun or heat source
- Specialized sole offers excellent grip properties on both dry and wet terrains while maintaining a higher level of durability, suitable for trekking and multisport as well as all season hiking and travel.
JOOMRA Minimalist Trail Running Shoes Women Crossfit Arch Support Athletic Hiking Trekking Toes Gym Workout Walking Sneakers Lightweight Footwear Grey Size 10.5
- Rubber outsoles offer the optimal balance of traction and durability, with a responsive feel on unpredictable terrain.circular lug patterns provide grip during movement
- Removable insoles support the feet’s arches and not cause too much pressure and transfer weight over the ball of the feet.
- Thicker topline wrapped perfectly around feet, which make shoes not fall off during exercise
- Reflective strip on heel counter,make sure safty during exercise at night
- Note: style '#1 color' is snug fit, if between sizes, order next size up . style '#2 color' is relaxed fit. if between sizes, order next size down.
ALEADER Women's Barefoot Running Shoes Cross Training Shoes for Gym Workout Fitness Black 6.5-7 M US Women
- SIZE GUIDE: For comfortable, please choose one size Bigger
- Five-toe box design running shoes help you feel like you're barefoot for lightweight comfort.Mesh and TPU upper provides lasting flexibility and breathable
- Adjustable hook-and-loop closure at instep for a more secure fit
- Machine washable. Air dry away from sun or heat source
- Specialized sole offers excellent grip properties on both dry and wet terrains while maintaining a higher level of durability, suitable for trekking and multisport as well as all season hiking and travel.
How to Find Your Inner Gym Goddess
I had to dig deep to find my work out muse. I looked through fitness books, old copies of magazines, online discussion boards, and daily journals I wrote two years ago. Four distinct factors emerged as my motivation.
So what happened? I took a break. Well, more like a hiatus. Actually, I went into retirement. I had lasik surgery over the Thanksgiving holiday in 2005. The doc suggested I tone down my exercise regime for about two weeks. What I did instead was cease all physical activity until three months ago. I didn't do it on purpose. I enjoyed waking up later, and drinking coffee instead of energy drinks; I enjoyed wearing workout pants to lounge around the house. Not understanding how badly this would impact my strength and endurance (and my waste line), I lost my motivation by giving into laziness.
When the scale reached 20 extra pounds about a year later, I decided it was time to make a come back. It took me 17 minutes to "run" one mile after my hiatus, double the time it took two years ago. I was horrified. And my motivation? It was lost somewhere in a Double Cheeseburger meal (super-sized!) I had the next day for dinner. I had to dig deep to find my work out muse. I looked through fitness books, old copies of magazines, online discussion boards, and daily journals I wrote two years ago. Four distinct factors emerged as my motivation.
1. Confidence. Building confidence is like building muscle, it takes hard work and it's directly proportional to the effort you set forth. I remember feeling more confident about myself when I was working out. The physical improvement resulted in emotional improvement. I felt sexier and happier about myself - the prospect of feeling this way again was very motivating.
2. Strength. After slacking off for way too long, I found myself unable to carry more than few bags of groceries from my car into the kitchen. I should mention that we're talking about a 30-foot walk through my garage. I want to feel stronger again. Some muscle definition in my arms would not hurt my sex appeal either.
3. Health. This is a given. I mean, don't even try to argue that a sedentary lifestyle makes you healthy. Discussion closed.
4. Skinny Jeans. I know just how superficial this makes me, but at the back of my closet there exist jeans in size 6. And I will wear then again damn it, I will! Because they make my butt look good. And maybe this is a full circle to confidence, because I remember just how amazing I felt in these jeans. What's in the back of your closet that you're hoping to wear again?
So, off to the gym. Or, for a walk. Or, something. Anything that gets me off this couch.
