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Although some might consider Loewen the fittest mom after the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games, she doesn't feel she should hold the title of “Fittest Mom on Earth.”“Moms have a lot of pressure on themselves. The last thing I want a mom to see is if you're not competing at a CrossFit Games level, you're not doing enough. … We already have so much unrealistic expectations of ‘you have to fit back in your clothes, you have to lift what you lifted before.' All your kid wants is you and for you to love them. It takes time and patience.”After facing the challenges that come along with giving birth and becoming a mother, Loewen realized that regardless of fitness ability, every mom is a super mom. Whether they are doing CrossFit to get back in shape after birth, to be able to pick up their kid when they are a toddler, or to prove to themselves they can overcome challenges, parenthood is no small feat. “Everybody has a purpose. I'm lucky and thankful that my talent has brought me to the CrossFit Games. … Other girls, their journey might not look similar, but it's still just as important, just as amazing, just as great,” Loewen said. “Comparison is the thief of joy. So I'd hate for them to look at me and be like, ‘I'm only successful if I make it to the Games after having a kid.' No, your journey is different. And it is more than enough. It's awesome.”

This episode first aired in 2022 as Jeffrey prepared for the 2023 CrossFit Games season where he was eventually crowned the Fittest Man on Earth. You will find inspiration, tangible actions and insights into his competitive mindset in this episode. Enjoy! In this interview, Jeffrey Adler was fresh off of an amazing 5th place finish at the 2022 NoBull CrossFit Games.  In addition to now being the reigning "Fittest Man on Earth", the proud Canadian is also the co-owner of CrossFit Wonderland in Montreal with his coach and fiancé Caroline Lambray. In this episode Jeffrey talks with Jamie about his successful experience at the CrossFit Games, coaching classes at his Montreal gym, CrossFit Wonderland, and how he and Caroline work well together as both coach and elite athlete and as business partners. Be sure to tell Jeffrey and Jamie what you think about this episode by leaving a review and rating.  It helps us get the message out there!      Find out more   https://linktr.ee/bigideabigmoves                Follow us on Instagram @bigidea_bigmoves                  Facebook www.facebook.com/bigideabigmoves   For amazing Lifestyle Clothing epitomesportswear.com Our listeners get 20% off with the code BIBM      For Human Resources and Talent help contact www.epitomeHR.com Take their free assessment         Talk to us about partnerships    https://beacon.by/epitome-hr-inc/bibm-sponsoship-packages                 Follow Jeffrey on Instagram @adlerjeff and @crossfitwonderland   Photo: Crossfit LLC

A lot can happen in one CrossFit season. Hosts Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff went from CrossFit rookies to Level 1 Trainer Certificate holders and CrossFit Games media. Jenn Ryan went from withdrawing at Wodapalooza to the CrossFit Games podium standing tall as the Women's Masters Bronze Medalist. For the final episode of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games and the 2023 CrossFit season Fran, Jessie and Jenn take it full circle as they close out the games from the back of the US Army Fitness Truck.Jenn explains how she battled through early season shoulder injury which found her on the sidelines during our Episode 97 Wodapalooza discussion. Jenn shares exactly how she listened to her body, how she chose her physical therapists and how the burning desire to compete kept her coming back each day to train. She also talks longevity, adapting to change, recovery and the off season preparation required to get back to the competition floor in January. Jenn's bronze medal finish shows us just how important our attitude and focus are in remaining resilient over time. Learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games Masters Podium2:21 Starting the season by withdrawing from Wodapalooza5:10 How to listen to your body and search for right physical therapist9:35 The competitiveness of CrossFit equals all other professional sports13:41 How the masters division is changing lives17:39 The best parts of competing at the games21:40 Preparing for 2024Quotes: “I'm a strong believer that movement is still medicine.” (5:30)“It's definitely a little extra work to find someone exceptional but the difference in results that you get is so huge.” (9:22) “Elite level sport you may see some wear and tear but the fact that these athletes are still coming back and taking the podium is crazy.” (13:12)“You're not starting too late in the game because there's no timeline.” (14:55)“There's nothing like bars at a competition.” (19:12)“If you don't try to put too much into planning you can adapt and adjust to change a little more easily or readily.” (23:10)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions

Default Aggressive: a leader's mindset to take deliberate and decisive action. As leaders we face challenges both known and unknown, with real consequences from our action or our inaction. We won't always get it perfectly right, but doing nothing is almost always wrong. It's the final day from the US Army Fitness Truck at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games where Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff are joined by Jocko Willink, Founder of Jocko Fuel, bestselling author, leadership coach, podcast host and retired Navy SEAL. In this conversation, Jocko shows us the power of taking action aggressively and intentionally, and how the greatest leaders have a bias for action while balancing humility with confidence and a little bit of cockiness when they step into the arena of execution. He also shares the vision behind Jocko Fuel, the hole he saw in the energy drink market and how combining the same caffeine as a cup of coffee with fermented sugar cane is providing the right amount of energy without the crash; and it tastes great. In our drive to be all we can be, doing hard things individually and as teams, combined with a decision-making attitude, humility and some Jocko Fuel is the recipe to make an impact. Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games 1:36 Jocko starts a CrossFit affiliate3:13 What's missing in the energy drink market4:45 We need leaders who are willing to do hard things7:15 How Jocko assesses his team9:22 Default Aggressive vs bias for action12:48 Jocko's Three Daily Foundations to SuccessQuotes: “People that do CrossFit want to get stronger, smarter, faster and better. That's what Jocko Fuel is for.” (3:10)“I liked the immediate feeling I would get from energy drinks before, but I would crash and feel like crap afterwards. (4:36)“If you want to be a better human being…you want to be mentally and physically stronger…you've got to put yourself under stressful situations.” (6:05)“When you want to unify a team, or build a team, it's very helpful if you as a team get to do hard things together.” (6:15)“When you step into the arena…you got to get a little cocky.” (8:08)“You've got to make your default mode aggressive. You're gonna go take action and solve these problems.” (11:12)Jocko's Three Daily Foundations to SuccessKnow what you're going to do tomorrowAggressively do itAssess what you didThis episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions

No one cares about achieving your goals more than you; and no one can do the work for you to get there. You have to own that. It doesn't matter what industry or what dream you wake up with every morning, you better be the first one in and the last to leave if you want to earn victory. Power Monkey Fitness Co-Owner and Former USA Gymnastics Team Member Dave Durante believes the key the podium starts with work ethic and saying yes to challenge. Dave joined Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff from the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games for a conversation on his rise through the gymnastics world, battling to make the US Olympic Team and transitioning from elite athlete to coach and business owner. Dave's philosophy on progress is grounded in progressions; the ability to push forward but take it back to the basics to reinforce our foundations then get back after it. Dave takes us behind the scenes of US Gymnastics, sharing his personal journey of wins, losses and becoming the ultimate teammate on his bid to compete in the 2008 Olympics. Dave also shares the impact of Power Monkey Fitness, where he touches on the struggles of athletes figuring out the next step in their career and how CrossFit opened an opportunity for him to bring gymnastics to everyone. From elite athlete to elite entrepreneur, Dave's perspective on what it takes to win inside and outside the gym will transform your Monday mindset! Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games 2:27 Walking into a gymnastics gym 4:43 Valuing the team over individual performance8:40 The podium is earned outside of the coach's workout13:00 Making the US Olympic Team20:18 Pushing the idea of failure and saying yes to the challenges26:03 Using progressions to overcome the twisties, fears and mental blocks30:58 Transitioning from elite athlete to coaching44:00 Working together at Power Monkey Fitness Camps52:43 Moving from camps to equipment and an app57:02 Three Daily FoundationsQuotes: “My work ethic was something I leaned into.” (8:00)“Whatever the minimum standard was was not going to allow me to reach my maximum human potential.” (9:22)“I'm someone who says ‘yes' to those challenges. I can still achieve even though things are not optimal.” (24:09)“Who am I without being an athlete.” (32:55)“Mondays are my favorite day. I despise the idea of retiring.” (39:47)“When I go to bed right now, nobody cares about it more than I do…and I have to own that.” (42:06)Dave's Three Daily Foundations to SuccessSpend time with my kidsWork out to clear the mindCheck in with my teamThis episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

The mortar landed at his feet, shredding his leg and torso. Despite immediate medical care, he died twice on the helicopter during medical evacuation. He spent a week in a coma. He was told he would never walk again. This was 12 years ago in Basra, Iraq. In August, he competed in his second CrossFit Games finals. Meet Spencer Whiteley, the British Army Veteran who walked into a CrossFit gym on cane over a decade ago with no plan except to find a way to walk . Spencer joined Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff from the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games just after his competition ended to share his story of combat, loss, resilience, perseverance and grit. Performing at our best often requires perspective and the ability to stack small wins day in and day out towards our goal. Spencer shows us how our approach to training and life is based on seizing opportunities, overcoming physical and mental limitations, and balancing our training mindset with ripping our shirt off and competing to win in some small way each day. Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games Masters Competition3:23 Spencer dies twice in Iraq after a mortar attack7:26 Don't waste the opportunity to live9:42 Walking into a CrossFit gym with a cane and accepting the layer principle15:38 The difference between training and competition21:28 Balancing loading vs deloading period through a season25:55 Chasing wins every day32:00 Spencer's three daily foundations to successQuotes: “We came under attack and a mortar landed at my feet. Literally at my feet.” (4:45)“I felt really determined to do something with my life.” (9:12)“I didn't have this plan 'I'll try and go to the CrossFit Games.' I didn't even know what it was.” (9:42) “It's all a layer principle. It just happens over a long period of time of just persistence.” (12:23)“If you start racing or lifting too much beyond your ability, you're on a quick ride to injury.” (19:07)“Once a week, oh I'm feeling tasty on a Friday, rip your shirt off and go for it.” (20:51)“You're always chasing something.” (25:55)“I believe you should never leave the gym without a win.” (26:49)“The psychological aspect of it is the difference between winners and losers.” (28:07)Spencer's Three Daily Foundations to SuccessPlan meals for proper fuelingHave a defined routinePlan your dayThis episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Six days. Hundreds of events. Thousands of volunteers. One mission. Crown the Fittest on Earth. CrossFit Games is a production like none other in fitness, requiring a coordinated effort down to the minute and leadership with an unwavering commitment to winning. CrossFit's Sport Operations team is charged with making the games happen. They're also responsible for programming the individual workouts we see in the games, across boxes and on the daily website. Heather Lawrence, CrossFit's Sr. Director of Sport Operations, joined Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff from the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games just after the community 5k to break down just how the games are planned, produced, and executed; and how programming workouts is the key to success in CrossFit as an athlete and a coach.Heather began her athletic career as an Olympic-level diver building an elite career in sport business post competition. She is the author of 20 Secrets for NCAA Student-Athletes & the Event Management Blueprint, as well as a professor of sports administration at Ohio University. As three former collegiate athletes, Heather, Jessie and Fran go deep on what we learn about life from college sports, setting the example for others to follow, and how character is built in micro moments of discipline. Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games and the global 5k4:03 How CrossFit develops coaches with feedback7:05 Breaking down the definition of CrossFit10:20 How CrossFit is programmed each day14:42 Producing the CrossFit Games?21:15 Heather's transition from student athlete to sport business25:54 What we learn from being a student athlete29:50 Setting the example through micro-moments35:50 The future of CrossFitQuotes: “They are constantly receiving that feedback and giving feedback. It's not personal.” (5:28)“It is training those core movement patterns that you replicate out in real life.” (8:10)“The majority of your days in the gym are going to be a little bit uncomfortable.” (9:43)“There are other things that you're learning through sport that are so much more important than an eventual paycheck or an eventual gold medal.” (23:46)“One thing I do see with student athletes is a much better ability when the going gets hard.” (27:40)“Everything that you are doing, you're a leader in the gym.” (32:56)Heather's Three Daily Foundations to SuccessAppreciating the people around meTaking responsibility when things don't wellConsistently ask for inputThis episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

How much do you really know about the supplements you put in your body? Where do they come from? What do they actually do? What are they supposed to do? How much time have you spent understanding what will really enhance your performance? Jeff Byers spent a career in the NFL with access to the best performance coaching and products in the world; but something was missing from the market. A company that blended science with education and embraced the consumer's perspective on their own needs. Born was Momentous; the anti-supplement, supplement company. Jeff joined Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff from the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games to share his vision for democratizing high performance by developing great products and treating consumers as partners in their own development. Jessie and Jeff show us the benefits of creatine, omega-3s, protein, BCAAs, carbs, fats and collagen in our daily routines while standing firm in the opinion that we should never take anything we can't fully explain. Momentous has won 10 research grants from the Department of Defense and supplies over 200 professional and collegiate athletics teams. Fran and Jeff explain why human performance is the core of our national defense and why humans are our most important weapon system on the battlefield. Plus Jeff shares his keys to elite performance; attitude, effort and bone crushing consistency. Learn more about Momentous and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games and Momentous3:50 Democratizing high performance with access to the best products9:33 If you don't know why you take it, don't take it12:30 Balancing Creatine, Omega-3, BCAA's, Whey Protein, EAA's23:45 The result of protein, fat, carbs and collagen on the body30:15 Humans as a weapon system, longevity and lobbying Congress38:44 Attitude and Effort: from elite athlete to business owner44:04 Partnering with CrossFit Games and the GORUCK TrainersQuotes: “Our vision is to democratize high performance.” (6:56)“What we hope to become is the anti-supplement supplement company.” (8:26)“If you don't know why you take it you shouldn't be taking it.” (10:03)“The consumer doesn't need it simple, they just need people to tell them what it is in a thoughtful way.” (11:09)“Bone-crushing consistency creates results.” (28:29)“Longevity doesn't happen at the point of injury. Longevity happens at the point of entry into service.” (32:18)“There's always someone throwing garbage, trying to blow you up. You just have to keep fighting.” (39:57)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Are you ready to take it to the limit to win? Do you even truly know where the limit is? Have you been there, tested it, and fought through the pain, only to make sure you could go there again. But the next time you'll have the confidence to go there and even further? Our limit isn't a sustainable pace, but it is a place we need to be comfortable working in. Endurance Coach Chris Hinshaw joined Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff on the back of the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games for a discussion on the lifetime of work it takes to build capacity and create the adaptations in your body needed to perform with the best. Chris is the founder of Aerobic Capacity, a 10x Ironman Competitor, and one of the world's top endurance coaches having coached 35 CrossFit Games Champions, the US Military, and professional and olympic athletes to the podium. Chis and Fran nerd out on pushing the boundaries of your lactic threshold and how getting comfortable in that "death zone” must be embraced if you expect to win against the world's best. Jessie pushes Chris on mastering the art of establishing a breathing cadence, pacing yourself effectively, and understanding how rest between intervals is just as important as the work put in during the sets. Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games and Aerobic Capacity5:04 The definition of Aerobic Capacity7:40 Training to lactic threshold death zone13:22 The proper way to actively rest in training21:07 Breathing cadence for maximum performance28:08 The psychological impacts of unknown time, unknown distance33:52 Tips to proper pacingQuotes: “Aerobic Capacity by definition is your VO2 max; your maximum oxygen uptake.” (5:08) “Aerobic Capacity is not a sustainable pace. It's your peak.” (7:11) “That's what fitness does. It changes you.” (8:38)“Think of lactic threshold as your death zone. You can go above it. But you can't stay there.” (11:32)“If your stimulus is nothing, then your adaptation is nothing.” (16:44) “I won't coach an athlete that thinks they have it all figured out.” (32:20) “If I have 15% of my available capacity passive because I didn't train it, that was a mistake.” (43:02)Chris Hinshaw's Tips to Proper Interval RestGain control of breathActively move aroundGet your head back in the gameThis episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Joining a gym is often the most important decision and commitment we make on our fitness journey. Which gym we choose can make or break our attitude and our results. But what makes a great gym? What keeps us there and brings us back day after day? What are the keys to retention for both the gym goer and the gym owner? Wodify is the leading customer retention platform in the fitness industry. NCFIT was an early adopter and continues to put technology at the forefront of the gym experience. For this episode, Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff invited Wodify's newly promoted CEO Brendan Rice and NCFIT's Founder & the 2008 CrossFit Games Champion Jason Khalipa for an early morning coffee on the back of the US Army Fitness Truck at 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.Transforming the gym business has been at the center of the Wodify and NCFIT missions. Brendan and Jason share their keys to creating a customer experience and generating results through training the best coaches, never shying from doing hard things and focusing on the athlete over everything else. Brendan also shares his vision for Wodify as he takes the helm leading with curiosity, investing in the team and maintaining Wodify's position at the leading edge of innovation and fitness technology; a set of values that has allowed the company to expand into the Jiu-jit-su community. Jason is one of the best coaches in fitness and explains his keys to becoming a great coach; plus he got the call to announce the games on ESPN! Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Then hop into the cold plunge and do hard things!Transform your gym experience today at www.wodify.com. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games and ESPN7:30 Transitioning from athlete to gym owner10:50 Brendan starts his career selling mattresses12:28 Aiming to solve the retention problem in gyms with Wodify15:23 Why coaches are keys to retention30:00 Brendan's vision as the Wodify CEO36:05 The real value of the cold plunge and doing hard thingsQuotes: “Anybody who's an expert in their craft who doesn't go out and try to learn new skills I think is missing out.” (10:44) “The problem we were actually solving was retention.” (13:17) “If gyms provide a better product on the floor by having better coaches their business is going to be healthier.” (20:31) “No one cares what you have to say until they see how much you actually care about them as a human.” (22:35) “One of the biggest statistics of lifespan is the ability to get on and off the floor.” (29:06) “Intentionally choosing to do hard things makes real life things less hard.” (35:53)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Elite performance knows no boundaries. Whether conquering CrossFit or the battlefield, success requires the relentless pursuit of excellence. Often that relentless pursuit requires the willingness to put our bodies through pain in order for our minds to become stronger and more adaptable. It also requires us to do the dishes!From the US Army Fitness Truck at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games, Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff are joined by Ellia Miller and CPT Joe Pervall, two leaders quickly rising in the CrossFit community and the military. Ellia spent years struggling with the perception of her body as she studied to become a doctor. She started CrossFit to lift weights and quickly lost almost 50 lbs, giving her a new take on life and putting fitness at the top of her priority list. She was one of the first women to serve in a US Army Infantry unit, where she physically dominated her male peers. She now follows her passion to compete in the CrossFit Games. Joe is an athlete on the US Army Warrior Fitness Team and currently commands a US Army Special Forces Team where he leads our nation's most elite soldiers in the defense of America. He also competes as an elite male in CrossFit using the mental, physical and emotional discipline he learned in Special Forces Selection and Assessment to drive him to earn results on the fitness stage.Success in anything requires resilience, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Tune in now to push your boundaries and reach new heights.Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to the CrossFit Games sauna3:30 Ellia and Joe's journey to CrossFit7:17 Ellia becomes the only woman in an Infantry unit14:08 Joe chooses shared suffering and training for Special Forces16:03 Overcoming body perception to competing in Semifinals28:28 Never fear making changes if it isn't working31:37 Balancing work, life and competing in CrossFit37:59 Launching RISE Athletes41:49 Ellia and Joe's Daily Foundations to SuccessQuotes: “The adrenaline spike came more from going into an Infantry unit as a female and feeling like I needed to prove myself.” (11:10) “I don't want to be the female that sets the bad example.” (12:22) “You can also build a tolerance and comfortability in that place of pain.” (13:39) “In training you just have to put yourself in uncomfortable situations all the time.” (15:33)“I learned to be confident in my body for what it's capable of instead of what it looks like.” (21:52) “I think it's important to learn what you don't like just as much as learning what you do like.” (37:36)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Mastering the double under isn't just about jumping rope…or is it jump rope? It's about harnessing a skill that's often more mental than physical and requires us to just go for it! Jump rope is also more than just a part of a cardio routine or a CrossFit workout; it's also an opportunity to bring together teams and build a common connection. Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff are joined by two Jump Rope experts, German National Champion, Mira Wate and US Army Warrior Fitness Team Member SPC Ava Georg from the US Army Fitness Truck at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. Together, they share their journeys of competing in jump rope. Mira has leveraged her success in the sport to build corporate development and team building programs around teaching groups how a team that can jump rope together can achieve anything together. Ava's career in athletics began with jump rope, leading her to competing in CrossFit, joining the Infantry and becoming a member of the US Army Warrior Fitness Team; an Army job that combines service to our nation with competing as an elite athlete. Take a listen or watch on YouTube as Fran and Jessie master the double under. Learn more and read the transcript on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Is it jump rope or jumping rope?2:35 How do you even get into jump rope?4:05 The different types of jump rope?7:00 Jump rope at CrossFit Games9:49 Mira's corporate jump rope team building events11:27 International jump rope competition12:13 Joining the Army Warrior Fitness Team21:42 The best part of CrossFit GamesQuotes: “No matter if you want to get physically strong or mentally strong, it helps you either way.” (5:44) “The double under crossovers from last year…this is insane.” (7:14) “There's a lot of options…to motivate people. The rope is the connection.” (11:20) “I would have never seen myself being able to combine the both of them. It's a dream.” (15:02) “You don't actually know if you're good or bad unless you pin yourself up against some competition.” (16:04) “There's many opportunities in the military. You just need to find them.” (20:19) This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Constantly varied, functional movements executed at high intensity. That's the definition of CrossFit. What started 20 years ago as a challenge to traditional workout routines, has become an institution in fitness revolutionizing the way we think about performance and what the human body is capable of. CrossFit CEO Don Faul is a year into the job and joins Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff live from the US Army Fitness Truck at NOBULL CrossFit Games 2023 to explain why doing hard things is the staple of CrossFit and critical to achieving our goals; and why the Level 1 Trainer Certificate Course sets the foundation for a long and healthy CrossFit journey.Don also shares his vision to expand CrossFit's reach, empower affiliate owners, and appeal the brand to not only the elite athletes but everyone who seeks to be all they can be, regardless of age, fitness level or ability. Central to this expansion is bringing the CrossFit Games back to ESPN and leaving Madison, WI for Fort Worth, TX. If you're an OG member of the CrossFit community, or just getting started, take a listen or watch our discussion to chart your CrossFit path and ensure fitness for life. We never know what the CrossFit Games competition will bring, but we can be sure there will be some magic moments we will remember forever. Learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Jessie and Fran join the CrossFit Community 3:19 Preparing for the Level 1 Certificate Course7:04 Be All You Can Be & fitness for life12:02 Scaling, Thresholds and doing hard things16:26 CrossFit Games are back on ESPN19:20 The end of an era in Madison…on to Texas!21:05 The magic will happenQuotes: “We're united in people's passion for CrossFit.” (3:13)“It's not off the cuff. What we do is empirically driven.” (4:00)“It is constantly varied by design.” (6:54)“At CrossFit we want to help you realize your full potential. It's fitness for life.” (9:13)“This methodology by design meets you where you are.” (12:02)“Success for most workouts is feeling like you gave what you could that day.” (14:12)“We've been around now for over 20 years; and we've been around because we have real impact.” (18:19)“The magic will happen…and when it does, it's going to be amazing.” 22:07)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Would you cough up blood for your team? Would you die on the competition floor for them so you never let them down. Do you have the courage to train just as hard as you compete when you're doing it for others, not just yourself? That's the difference between individual and team competition at CrossFit Games. Fran Racioppi and Jessie Graff sit down with CrossFit Francos Misfits to prove that love, teamwork, and unwavering dedication can create an unstoppable team. Shaylin Laure, Alexis Johnson, Brandon Luckett, and Logan Collins share their remarkable journeys from individual competitors to an unstoppable team, revealing their formula for training and communication. They also discuss the art of selflessness, knowing when to step back for the greater good of the team and when it's their own turn to step up and take more of the load. Don't miss it live from the US Army Fitness Truck at NOBULL CrossFit Games 2023. Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome to CrossFit Games 2023 2:04 How Alexis built the team4:32 Why Brandon chose the team over individual competition6:11 The difference between competing on a team vs as an individual7:18 Training to cough up blood for each other11:50 Competing as an integrated team 13:55 Who's the best at….?15:08 The best parts of CrossFit Games17:12 The test questions!Quotes: “I wanted a team…that was willing to lay it all out there.” (3:51) “Alexis has pulled me out of retirement twice now.” (6:04) “You don't get to just think about yourself. If I need to take more of the load for the team…you have to step up.” (6:15) “The first couple of times we met, the worm as a team just beat me into the dirt.” (8:09) “I'm willing to cough up blood on the competition floor for the other three.” (10:32) “We actually each want to take more load. We desire to do more.” (10:57) “We all have a different role. If everyone had the same role it wouldn't work.” (13:26) “I don't think the beauty's in the finish line. The beauty's kind of in the journey.” (15:17) This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Win the fight on the front lines of our inner cities. That's the mission of the Green Beret Project. In every corner of the world America's Green Berets win the fight on the front lines of battle, but what if we deployed that same power that builds and empowers foreign armies to empower, mentor, transform and grow leaders in our inner city youth. Fran Racioppi kicks off The Jedburgh Podcast coverage of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games from the US Army Fitness Truck in Madison, WI with Adam Kramer, Jaylen Powell and Kaseem Cotton of the Green Beret Project. Adam serves as the executive director responsible for turning boys like Jaylen and Kaseem into responsible adults who understand the value of community, hard work and responsibility. Adam shares how his journey from a federal penitentiary has provided the credibility and experience needed to identify with underserved youth. Jaylen and Kaseem discuss how the program has kept them off the streets and provided an alternative option to crime, drugs and gangs as they prepare for college this fall. Learn more about Green Beret Project and empower the next generation of leaders. Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome toCrossFit Games 2023 and Be All You Be3:45 Green Beret Project's Programs5:09 Getting kids off the streets10:29 Growing up and learning from the streets, selling drugs and prison15:29 Bringing inner city kids together with law enforcement 17:30 Learning life skills and growing through CrossFit22:50 College football and carpentry31:04 How to support the Green Beret Project 34:21 Adam, Jalyen and Kaseem's three daily foundations to success Quotes: “The mission: identifying young males that need strong men in their life.” (2:48)“I don't want to be that. I have a job now…this is gonna get me off the streets.” (6:25) “It made me become a man. It made me have a bigger mentality than what I had before.” (8:21)“Working with the local [police department] is helping break down barriers in the community.” (16:21) “What drives me to be better is knowing that you're better than me.” (23:24) “I want to be on his level or stronger. I don't want him to keep saying he's stronger than me.” (28:17) “A lot of kids in my school, their main goal is to be a pro athlete or a gang banger.”(29:31)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK, Yeti & Compass Workforce Solutions.

“It's hard for me to imagine making the Games because I haven't so many times. … I don't need to imagine the worst-case scenario. I've had it happen. … I need to think about the best possible thing I want to happen, and every day I need to chase that.” Two-time Semifinal competitor Anikha Greer joins host Adrian Conway on the show to share her CrossFit journey from a teen competitor to an individual competitor, being points away from competing at the CrossFit Games, and learning to enjoy the process as an athlete. Greer grew up riding horses competitively, doing gymnastics, and after watching Jackie Chan in “The Spy Next Door,” she chose to pursue Taekwondo. While taking an introductory lesson, Greer noticed a CrossFit class in session and was intrigued. At the suggestion of her Taekwondo instructor, she started taking teen classes. Greer has been competitive in CrossFit as a teen and as an individual since 2018. She has been just shy of punching a ticket to the Games in both divisions.In today's episode, Greer opens up about facing adversity as a competitive athlete, and learning and growing from the ups and downs in her career. She details the experiences she's had that have helped shape her into the athlete she is today and shares some of the areas she continues to work on in and out of the gym. Greer expresses her desire to be a top athlete, describes moving to Miami, Florida, from Canada and changing coaches, and gets candid about reframing her mind around limitations and setting expectations. Tune in to learn more about Greer's story and her CrossFit plans for the future. Note: This episode was recorded prior to the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.

The Madrid CrossFit Championship is back and as one of the most popular European CrossFit events there is an expectation that it needs to live up to the hype. In 2022, the programming fell completely flat because of schedule constraints along with equipment and floor plan limitations. Will this be a bounce back programming year for Madrid? Brian Friend joins the show, Listen and find out.

Win the fight on the front lines of our inner cities. That's the mission of the Green Beret Project. In every corner of the world America's Green Berets win the fight on the front lines of battle, but what if we deployed that same power that builds and empowers foreign armies to empower, mentor, transform and grow leaders in our inner city youth. Fran Racioppi kicks off The Jedburgh Podcast coverage of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games from the US Army Fitness Truck in Madison, WI with Adam Kramer, Jaylen Powell and Kaseem Cotton of the Green Beret Project. Adam serves as the executive director responsible for turning boys like Jaylen and Kaseem into responsible adults who understand the value of community, hard work and responsibility. Adam shares how his journey from a federal penitentiary has provided the credibility and experience needed to identify with underserved youth. Jaylen and Kaseem discuss how the program has kept them off the streets and provided an alternative option to crime, drugs and gangs as they prepare for college this fall. Learn more about Green Beret Project and empower the next generation of leaders. Read the full episode transcription here and learn more on The Jedburgh Podcast Website. Subscribe to us and follow @jedburghpodcast on all social media. Watch the full video version on YouTube. Highlights:0:00 Welcome toCrossFit Games 2023 and Be All You Be3:45 Green Beret Project's Programs5:09 Getting kids off the streets10:29 Growing up and learning from the streets, selling drugs and prison15:29 Bringing inner city kids together with law enforcement 17:30 Learning life skills and growing through CrossFit22:50 College football and carpentry31:04 How to support the Green Beret Project 34:21 Adam, Jalyen and Kaseem's three daily foundations to success Quotes: “The mission: identifying young males that need strong men in their life.” (2:48)“I don't want to be that. I have a job now…this is gonna get me off the streets.” (6:25) “It made me become a man. It made me have a bigger mentality than what I had before.” (8:21)“Working with the local [police department] is helping break down barriers in the community.” (16:21) “What drives me to be better is knowing that you're better than me.” (23:24) “I want to be on his level or stronger. I don't want him to keep saying he's stronger than me.” (28:17) “A lot of kids in my school, their main goal is to be a pro athlete or a gang banger.”(29:31)This episode is brought to you by US Army, Wodify, Hero Coffee, GORUCK, Yeti & Compass Workforce Solutions.

Brent Fikowski joins Sean and Tommy to talk about his 4th place finish at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games, the changes in his training that led to his success, the meticulous notes he keeps during the season and the latest developments with the PFAA.

Third Fittest Woman on Earth Arielle Loewen joins Sean, Tommy and Lauren to review her experience at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.  She talks about the travel problems she encountered getting to Madison, how she managed the stress of the weekend both on and off the floor and how a flag of fortune wound up with her on the podium.

Tommy and Lauren talk with Australia's Jay Crouch fresh off his career-best 8th place finish at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.

CrossFit Competition Director Adrian Bozman joins the show to debrief the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.  He talks about the lessons he learned from his first year programming the Games, areas where he wants to improve, the things he is most proud of accomplishing and what new challenges he will face when the Games head to a new location in 2024.

Sean, Tommy and Lauren give their final answers to the top 10 questions they had at the beginning of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games season.

Austin, Deidre, Brandon and Ally sit down and talk about their experience competing as a team in the 2023 NoBull CrossFit Games.

Pat Vellner and his coach Michele Letendre join the show to talk about Pat's recent second place finish at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. Plus, we have more clarity on what was wrong with Justin Medeiros in Madison and the Buttery Bros. continue to crush it.

Now that the dust has settled hear Brian's first-hand recap of this year's 2023 CrossFit Games. This episode is a rollercoaster of discussions on some of the most memorable moments at the CrossFit Games. We delve into the inspiring journey of Jeffrey Adler from a volunteer to a champion and the heartbreak of Roman Khrennikov's injury. We couldn't help but wonder about Pat Vellner's potential to win the Games while acknowledging the impressive feats of seasoned athletes like Jonne Koski, Chandler Smith, and Jay Crouch. We also tease out if Laura Horvath has cemented herself as the second fittest female of all time.Visit us on our website at bfriendlyfitness.comConnect with us on Instagram BFriendly on Instagram Brian on Instagram PC on Instagram Chad on Instagram Subscribe to the weekly B.Friendly Fitness DigestDelivered to your inbox every Friday Morning!https://bfriendlyfitness.ck.page/ Support us on PatreonSupport us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you amazing analysis and coverage unlike any other!https://patreon.com/user?u=92646813

CrossFit Games Podcast host Chase Ingraham and More Than Fitness podcast host Adrian Conway sit down with 2008 CrossFit Games champion Jason Khalipa to recap the entire week of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. The fittest individual, team, age-group, and adaptive athletes from around the world competed in Madison, Wisconsin, Aug. 1-6, for the title of Fittest on Earth. From a clean sweep in the adaptive division to an undefeated champion in the women's masters division, from the youngest individual athlete to stand on the podium to crowning the Fittest Man and Woman on Earth — history was made. Tune in to hear highlights, the most memorable moments, and a full breakdown of the competition.

Sean, Tommy, Lauren and 2008 CrossFit Games Champion Jason Khalipa discuss who they think the biggest winners are coming out of the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. The four also talk about whether or not CrossFit needs a minimum work requirement rule and the theory floating around that Brent Fikowski didn't go all out on the final test to let Roman Khrennikov finish on the podium. Plus, the results from the CrossFit Games giveways!

The Crew gets together to break down what we saw, what we heard and what we felt being at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. We talk "Fittest Mom" or just FIT? Roman's Injury, should it warrant "Spirit of the Games"? Dave's Vibe at the Games, the Press Conferences and So much More!!!

Sean, Tommy and Lauren take a look back at a surprising day 2 at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.

The Whole crew breaks down the final day for the Age Group and Adaptives, and what the what is going on, on the Individual Leaderboard

We recap the day at the CrossFit Games. The press Conference with Don Faul and Dave Castro.  Chelsea Nicholas sustains an injury we have some tight races in some of the divisions.

Rory McKernan is one of the original OG's of CrossFit Media. We are LIVE in Madison, WI at the 2023 NoBull CrossFit Games and sit down in the Mayhem Lounge to chat about all things Mayhem and his journey that brought him into CrossFit, through cancer and ultimately to joining the Mayhem Family. Check out what they have going on this week.

Don Faul and Dave Castro address the media community at the 2023 NoBull CrossFit Games. Visit us on our website at bfriendlyfitness.comConnect with us on Instagram BFriendly on Instagram Brian on Instagram PC on Instagram Chad on Instagram Subscribe to the weekly B.Friendly Fitness DigestDelivered to your inbox every Friday Morning!https://bfriendlyfitness.ck.page/ Support us on PatreonSupport us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you amazing analysis and coverage unlike any other!https://patreon.com/user?u=92646813

This year, they will be bringing their talents to Madison, Wisconsin with even more access than ever before to the competition and athletes to bring the CrossFit community the most buttery coverage yet.The 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games begin Aug. 1.Here's how to watch—The CrossFit Games are the ultimate proving grounds for the Fittest Man and Fittest Woman on Earth™ and are world-renowned as the definitive test of fitness.Join host Chase Ingraham and various guests in the CrossFit space as they break down the latest news, happenings, and information from the CrossFit Games season.Subscribe to the CrossFit Games podcast and share it with a friend.Like and drop a comment on your favorite episodes.

“You just know each other so well and you know what you're good at, you know what you're bad at, so therefore there's no animosity. You don't hold it against someone when they're struggling.” —Royce Dunne Members of the champion team of the 2023 Oceania Semifinal, CrossFit Torian Mayhem, join Adrian Conway on the show to talk about their Semifinals performance, and representing CrossFit Torian and Mayhem Athlete at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. CrossFit Torian Mayhem — composed of captain Royce Dunne, Brandon Swan, Christee Bishop Hollard, and Marnie Sykes — has currently swept the 2023 Games season, winning the Open, Team Quarterfinal, and Semifinal in Oceania. Despite coming together just this past year, the group has 10 years of CrossFit Games experience between them and they'll be adding another to their resumes as one of the favorites to stand on the podium at the end of the weekend. In today's episode, the crew opens up about facing adversity at the Torian Pro Semifinal, and working together as a team to bounce back from an unexpected performance at the start of the competition. The group provides insight on training and preparing for the Games as a team, and Swan shares how he optimizes his training during “dad hours,” as he balances work, family, and being a competitive athlete. The foursome also express how being a part of the CrossFit Torian and Mayhem Athlete legacies fuels their fire to execute at their best in Madison, Wisconsin, and what success looks like to them at the end of the CrossFit Games weekend. Listen in to learn more about how CrossFit Torian Mayhem came together, who is the biggest complainer on the team, and the cost of traveling for competition.

“I think because of how much of a grind it's been to get to this point and the hurdles that I've had to overcome … when it comes to qualifying and everything that happened in 2020 and then also following Emma to the Games those two years and getting to see it from her perspective … getting to see that experience and combining that with what it's taken to get here, my only focus for the next period running up to the Games and including the Games is just to enjoy it. … Enjoy it as much as I can.” Two-time CrossFit Games athlete David Shorunke joins host Adrian Conway on the show to chat about his Semifinal performance, qualifying for the Games after a long journey, and balancing life as a full-time athlete. Shorunke grew up playing basketball and also rowed while studying exercise science in university. He was interested in joining the Royal Marines in the United Kingdom and began CrossFit as a way to test himself and prepare for the demands of the military. After qualifying for the 2014 Europe Regional and finishing 10th, Shorunke decided to pursue CrossFit competitively. Despite competing at the Games twice — once on a team in 2016 and once virtually in 2020 — Shorunke will make his first individual, in-person appearance at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games this August. In today's episode, Shorunke reflects on his Europe Semifinal experience and his seventh-place overall finish. He describes the highs and lows, adapting to challenges during the competition, and bouncing back from less-desirable performances as he reviews the tests. Looking ahead to the finale in Madison as a recent full-time athlete, Shorunke shares how he's using his Semifinal experience to focus his training, opening up about the benefits of having dedicated time to work toward achieving his goals. He also gives insight on the differences between training as a competitive athlete and an everyday athlete as well as the importance of recovery. Tune in to learn more about the ups and downs of Shorunke's CrossFit journey, finding the “ultimate” companion in Games athlete Emma Tall, and what he's looking forward to after his professional CrossFit career.

“I'm not gonna work out for fun. That sounds kinda dumb.” Three-time teen CrossFit Games champion and 2022 individual Games competitor Dallin Pepper joins the show to share his inspiration for starting CrossFit, pursuing individual competition, and qualifying for the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games. Despite encouragement from his father, uncle, and other members of his family, Pepper decided to start CrossFit after watching the teen division at the 2015 CrossFit Games. He started working out of the family garage with his dad and in 2017, he became the champion in the Boys 14-15 division in his Games debut. He repeated that feat in 2018 and 2019 in the Boys 16-17 division and qualified as an individual for the first time in 2022, placing 19th among the fittest men in the world. After a third-place finish at the 2023 North America East Semifinal, Pepper will return to Madison for his second individual Games appearance. In today's episode, Pepper dives into his Semifinal experience and performance. He describes his approach to executing his plan — created with the help of his coach Matt Torres, owner of Brute Strength — to maximize his performance and run his own race. He also talks about focusing on growth, working on weaknesses, and trusting the process as a competitor. As a former teen athlete, Pepper gives insight into his continued effort to find balance in his life and keep his competitive fire lit as he pursues his individual CrossFit career. Tune in to hear Pepper's thoughts on training for the Games in Naples with other Games-bound athletes Danielle Brandon, James Sprague, and Emma Cary, managing expectations as an athlete, and the lessons he's learned over his CrossFit journey.

CrossFit's Coordinating Producer and filmmaker Tyson Oldroyd sits down with host Chase Ingraham to preview the newest installment of CrossFit Games documentaries Fittest on Earth: Retro/Active. Retro/Active takes you behind the scenes of the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games. Watch the competition unfold as the champions defend their titles, rookies make their marks, and some begin their redemption story. Fittest on Earth: Retro/Active is now available to pre-order and comes out Friday, June 30. Learn more about how to watch the documentary here → https://games.crossfit.com/article/ho... Pre-order today → https://linkpages.pro/FOERetroActive Pre-order on Apple TV → https://cf.games/3MRLHMI Pre-order on Vimeo → https://cf.games/3WEdByX

Ahh Nostalgia. The one thing we love to do is to look back and say how great it once was. Bill and Chase sit down and do exactly that as they list out their TOP 4 things they would like to see come back to the 2023 Nobull CrossFit Games this year.

Abbie Domit has just a couple years' experience with CrossFit under her belt, but after a couple Semifinals, she qualified for her first CrossFit Games.  We catch up with her to see how it all went down and how excited she is to get to Madison.  Abbie talks about the anxiety of the first event of each comp for her, How a word from a friend before the final event got her in the right mindset and then the flood of emotions when your name is called that you have qualified for the CrossFit Games.

Brian and PC wrap up the Semifinal stage, recapping Europe and Asia. Gabriela Migała has vaulted herself into "Fittest Woman on Earth" conversations with her dominating performance in Berlin. What changes did she make from last year? Already considered a contender, Annie Thorisdottir reaffirmed that as did Laura Horvath ending the competition with two victories. For the men it was Lazar Đukić who is making his case of being crowned the new "King of Europe" against a solid men's field that will include three rookies making their Games debut in August. Two-time Game's runner-up in the team division, Oslo Navy Blue found themself as the bridesmaid once again in Europe, this time to CrossFit No Short Cuts. Meanwhile in Asia all three champions competed at the Games last year with Seher Kaya winning a four tests and Arthur Semenov winning three.Visit us on our website at bfriendlyfitness.comConnect with us on Instagram BFriendly on Instagram Brian on Instagram PC on Instagram Chad on Instagram Subscribe to the weekly B.Friendly Fitness DigestDelivered to your inbox every Friday Morning!https://bfriendlyfitness.ck.page/ Support us on PatreonSupport us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you amazing analysis and coverage unlike any other!https://patreon.com/user?u=92646813

We catch up with Shelby after her amazing performance at the North America East Semifinal and get to find out how she is getting ready for her first ever CrossFit Games.  We walk through the events to see where her confidence was up and where it was down.  When did she know that the actually made it?

Brian and PC discuss the busy week 2 of the CrossFit Games Semifinal stage. Three Semifinals were taking place across three different continents. They talk Justin Medeiros disappointing finish at the North America West Semifinal as well as how impressive the men's field was. On the women's side Dani Speegle came up two points short of qualifying, what went wrong? Two women will be making their first individual Games appearance. Three teams finished tied for the overall lead, which team could we see on the Games podium. Down in South America, another Games favorite will be sitting at home in August and in Oceania some new names will be making their Games debut.Visit us on our website at bfriendlyfitness.comConnect with us on Instagram BFriendly on Instagram Brian on Instagram PC on Instagram Chad on Instagram Subscribe to the weekly B.Friendly Fitness DigestDelivered to your inbox every Friday Morning!https://bfriendlyfitness.ck.page/ Support us on PatreonSupport us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you amazing analysis and coverage unlike any other!https://patreon.com/user?u=92646813

Brian and PC discuss the opening week of the CrossFit Games Semifinal stage. They talk Brooke Wells and Saxon Panchik not making the cut while also highlighting the six athletes who will be making their debut at the Games this season out of the North America East Semifinal. The teams that they were impressed by including Move Fast Lift Heavy. The Africa Semifinal is also discussed as the Games qualifiers are highlighted.Visit us on our website at bfriendlyfitness.comConnect with us on Instagram BFriendly on Instagram Brian on Instagram PC on Instagram Chad on Instagram Subscribe to the weekly B.Friendly Fitness DigestDelivered to your inbox every Friday Morning!https://bfriendlyfitness.ck.page/ Support us on PatreonSupport us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you amazing analysis and coverage unlike any other!https://patreon.com/user?u=92646813

After two intense days of competition, the 2023 Age-Group Semifinals have come to an end.The 2023 Age-Group Semifinals kicked off this past weekend with the top 30 athletes in each division from Quarterfinals taking on four tests over the course of the weekend.Three-time CrossFit Games Affiliate Cup champion and host of the More Than Fitness podcast Adrian Conway joins host Chase Ingraham to break down all the action.Join the crew as they analyze the leaderboards, share their perspectives on the competition, and discuss which 10 men and women will move on to the final stage, the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games.*All scores remain under review until Wednesday, May 10.

Thirty will enter but only 10 will qualify. Which age-group athletes will compete at the 2023 NOBULL CrossFit Games?The 2023 Age-Group Semifinals kicked off this weekend with the top 30 athletes in each division from Quarterfinals taking on four tests over the course of two days.Host Chase Ingraham sits down CrossFit Games analyst Jeremy Austin to break down the tests, recap the first day of competition, and look ahead to determine who has a chance of making the trip to Madison, Wisconsin in August.Join the conversation and tune in tomorrow for another live episode recapping Day 2 of competition with multi-year Games athlete and More Than Fitness podcast host Adrian Conway.Semifinals serve as the final qualifying stage for the CrossFit Games.The top 10 men and 10 women from each age division will advance to the CrossFit Games to compete for the title of Fittest on Earth.*All scores remain under review until Wednesday, May 10.

Andrew Hiller joins the show as we sit back and "Analyze the Programming" for his very first online competition, "The NOpen" We discuss everything from what he has learned so far from running an online competition of his own, the nuances and challenges of this "one leaderboard for all" format and everything that went into the programming for "The NOpen"

After an amazing Quarterfinals performance, Alex is looking to be a serious contender for a top 10 spot at the 2023 NoBull CrossFit Games. We talk coaching with Justin, we talk mentorship with Kari, and how God has put so many peole in Alex's life to allow her to be successful.  We discuss her attitude about her successes and what that means in the grand scheme of things as well as so much more.

We catch up with Amanda. So much has changed since we talked with her right before the 2022 NoBull CrossFit Games. Can't wait to find out how everything is going after a great Quarterfinals experience.We talk about what went wrong at the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games, and how she is altering her habits to change that.  We also look and the switch from CompTrain to HWPO and even though there was a familiar face, the change has been dramatic and the mindset has been huge, and it showed in QuarterFinals.