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Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, left, opens the second of two adjoining studios at CrossFit Blaze with Gabby Magaddino, right, the daughter of a CrossFit Blaze coach in Naples, Fla. The second studio space is primarily used for beginners to the CrossFit exercise. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year. 'There is a community at CrossFit that you don't get from a normal gym,' Anderson said.

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Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, left, opens the second of two adjoining studios at CrossFit Blaze with Gabby Magaddino, right, the daughter of a CrossFit Blaze coach in Naples, Fla. The second studio space is primarily used for beginners to the CrossFit exercise. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year. "There is a community at CrossFit that you don't get from a normal gym," Anderson said.

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  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, right, encourages coach Nino Magaddino to continue his push-ups. Anderson is a constant source of encouragement for participants of her CrossFit gym, CrossFIt Blaze. 'It is very rewarding to see people improve,' Anderson said. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze in Naples with her husband Tim, and her son and coach Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, back center, is a constant source of encouragement for participants of her CrossFit gym, CrossFIt Blaze. 'It is very rewarding to see people improve,' Anderson said. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, right, high-fives Jessica Brinkert, left, for reaching a new weight lifting goal at CrossFit Blaze in Naples, Fla. Anderson is a constant source of encouragement for participants of her CrossFit gym, CrossFIt Blaze. 'It is very rewarding to see people improve,' Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a Crossfit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson routinely participates in the rigorous exercise routines inside the CrossFit Blaze studio in Naples, Fla. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym.The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year. 'There is a community at CrossFit that you don't get from a normal gym,' Anderson said.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, center, looks at CrossFit Blaze merchandise with Lora Flores on Friday, September 14, 2012, in Naples, Fla. Jessica Brinkert walks left. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, center, is a constant source of encouragement for participants of her CrossFit gym, CrossFIt Blaze. 'It is very rewarding to see people improve,' Anderson said. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year.
  • Dania Maxwell/Staff Liz Anderson, left, opens the second of two adjoining studios at CrossFit Blaze with Gabby Magaddino, right, the daughter of a CrossFit Blaze coach in Naples, Fla. The second studio space is primarily used for beginners to the CrossFit exercise. Anderson co-owns CrossFit Blaze with her husband and coach, Tim, and her son and head coach, Jason. Liz's mother is spanish and spent most of her upbringing in Spain. She moved to Naples with her husband in 1985, and in 2009 she and her family launched a CrossFit gym. The family has worked out of the Taylor Road location for one-year. 'There is a community at CrossFit that you don't get from a normal gym,' Anderson said.

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