Carter Henry’s new book “The Hero Workouts” features 100 hero WODs (workout of the day), with background on each fallen hero featured.  Hero WODs are common in the Crossfit community.  They typically add a level of difficulty that isn’t already there with normal WODs.
If you’ve participated in a Hero WOD at a Crossfit box, you know how intense they are.  People often gather to honor these men and women they never knew, but who gave their life while serving others.
Carter set out to do a new Hero WOD each week for 52 weeks straight.  She realized that it benefited her tremendously, but not anyone else.  So, she wrote this book so we have the back story about each person featured.  After all, these heroes were someone’s child, spouse, brother, parent, and of course friend.
From the web:  … “By participating in these workouts, one gains the opportunity to revere an individual who has made the ultimate sacrifice. Taking the time to remember these men and women or to learn who they were can be part of a healing process…  The stories behind the workouts are emotional and moving – stories of courage, family, loss, and grief collected and expressed by researcher and writer Carter Henry, herself an active duty sailor in the United States Navy.”
She also directs the reader to non-profits and organizations their families have created.
Special Operations Warrior Foundation
Carter is donating 100% of her earnings from this book to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation.  SOWF provides college scholarships for the surviving children of fallen Special Operations Forces, family & educational counseling, and financial grants to severely-wounded Special Operations Forces service members.
Read more and order the book here:
The Hero Workouts Book
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