What is crossfit and why is it gay

Though Dillon and Missy are firm in their stance on inclusivity at their gym, Dillon recalls questioning his openness about his own experiences when a longtime member stopped coming to the gym after learning he is transgender. Dillon had to do some soul searching after that.

He has a wife and two kids to take care of, so financial stability is top of mind. Dillon sits with a few of the members of Flambeaux. Dillon explained that he was on anti-anxiety medication and antidepressants beginning in seventh grade. At that point, Dillon decided to make a career of it.

He started personal training and later decided to open his own gym with Missy. It helped them also.

Working, Out

His recommendations: Talk to people. Be friendly. Alternatively, they can contact The OUT Foundation about the requirements and application process through the self-report feature on the site. There, other members of the community can share tips about inclusive gyms and supportive coaches.

Or, if no chapters are nearby, apply to start one. They also note that adding a rainbow flag to your gym decor or front window can be a strong gesture of inclusivity. Dillon and Missy King.