It’s an interesting era we are in. I am not sure if this is the point where I am old and simply blaming a generation for the shortcomings I am experiencing, or if this is a real thing all over. Let me dive right in, so I can catch you up on what I am […]
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I want to start off by thanking everyone who writes in to ask us questions. First, thanks for the privilege of helping you. It’s not something we take lightly, and it’s something we are honored to do. Plus it’s something we love! Few things in life are better than helping out other people. But also
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Ryan Fischer has a life that could be made into a movie. He’s gone from being a BMX racer as a kid to training for bob sled and skeleton racing to becoming a superstar CrossFit athlete. He went from homelessness to a thriving athletic career to now doing even better as a box owner and
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More and more, females are getting into the strength game. They’re active in CrossFit and are falling in love with lifting. Many of these females at some point are going to get pregnant – which is, let’s face it, a huge change for their body. What does that mean for lifting? What does that mean
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I talk all the time about my freak athlete Morgan McCullough. And of course podcast listeners know Morgan’s mother – my co-host Crystal McCullough. (She’s far more than a podcast co-host. She is an essential coach on our team.) Well today we’ve got the father of the family, Wayne McCullough, on the podcast. Wayne is
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Coaching youth athletes is the most rewarding job that one can have if your motives are in the right place. We get to help mold young men and women not only as athletes but also as humans. We get to help them avoid the mistakes that we made (or at least make fewer mistakes). We
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