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Every Second Counts (2009) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2009

Original Title:
Every Second Counts

Alternate Titles:
1秒を懸けて： 2008年クロスフィット大会
Every Second Counts: The Story of the 2008 CrossFit Games

Genres:
Documentary | Drama | Family

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 86

Human perseverance has never voluntarily gone this far

Overview from TheMovieDB

Every Second Counts takes an inside look at the CrossFit culture and community, where time on a stopwatch reigns as the supreme measure of performance. Those who reach the elite ranks in the burgeoning sport of CrossFit push themselves beyond limitations imposed by the mind and flirt with the limits of physical capacity. Human perseverance has never voluntarily gone this far. The film chronicles the dramatic journey of five athletes as they prepare for and compete in the most comprehensive test of fitness on the planet, the CrossFit Games. The road to this grueling two-day program of extreme challenges reveals what it takes to be the best in the world. The climactic finish, with its surprising turn of events, shows beyond any doubt that the winner of the CrossFit Games is the fittest person on earth.

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Director:
Sevan Matossian
Carey Peterson

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