Forty of the world's top athletes battle through 15 events and five grueling days of competition for the title of Fittest on Earth. Who will rise to the top and prove the fittest?
Bande-annonce
Casting
Heber Cannon
Director
Mariah Moore
Director
Marston Sawyers
Director
Ian Wittenber
Director
Justin Bergh
Self
Josh Bridges
Self
Samantha Briggs
Self
Dave Castro
Self
Katrin Tanja Davidsdottir
Self
Brent Fikowski
Self
Mat Fraser
Self
Tommy Marquez
Self
Rory McKernan
Self
Pat Sherwood
Self
Sara Sigmunsdóttir
Self
Ben Smith
Self
Tia-Clair Toomey
Self
Patrick Vellner
Self
Sean Woodland
Self
Heber Cannon
Writer
Mariah Moore
Writer
Marston Sawyers
Writer
Ian Wittenber
Writer
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Commentaires
9 commentaires
Not a single black person was in this. Shows the tough competetion between these "athletes".
felt i had to add a review to balance out the 'cynical' one already posted I really enjoyed this documentary & I certainly didn't feel it was just a 'self glorified ad' - nor do I agree with the other criticisms in that review Frankly I believe what you take from this documentary depends on your mindset Persoanally I found it mildly inspirational & motivating & also enjoyed watching how the competition panned out & the discussions with the main competitors as it progressed The other reviewer is just a glass half empty type & overly cynical & I suspect has no real interest in fitness
source: Fittest on Earth: A Decade of Fitness
Build up, behind the scenes, event parameters, event itself....... And the aftermath. This is how a sports movie should be done..... Unlike the new reality show version in Fittest in Dubai. They're not even telling you what the workout is in the newer shows, much less showing any of it. And we're all here for the aftermath which was huge in this 2017 edition. You wont be disappointed.
Not a single black person was in this. Shows the tough competetion between these "athletes".
Nothing much to it, you learn what Crossfit is, what it "allegedly" stands for and how it is growing as into its own culture. Most of this documentary is about how much better these individuals are, now that they have embraced the cross-fit "lifestyle". There is as much depth to it as a BLT sandwich. But it's well made and not a pain to watch. If you wish to embrace this lifestyle, this will be a great introduction step. But if you wish to learn anything other than the obvious, you are in the wrong place.
felt i had to add a review to balance out the 'cynical' one already posted I really enjoyed this documentary & I certainly didn't feel it was just a 'self glorified ad' - nor do I agree with the other criticisms in that review Frankly I believe what you take from this documentary depends on your mindset Persoanally I found it mildly inspirational & motivating & also enjoyed watching how the competition panned out & the discussions with the main competitors as it progressed The other reviewer is just a glass half empty type & overly cynical & I suspect has no real interest in fitness
Fittest on Earth: A Decade of Fitness