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What is going on, everybody?

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Welcome to... No, not Sunday,

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but Monday night CrossFit talk.

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I can't do the Sunday, Sunday, Sunday,

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because that's a Sunday thing.

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But it's Monday night.

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And we're here to talk

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everything CrossFit.

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And there's a lot going on

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over the last week.

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So can't wait to get into

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With that, what's going on, guys?

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Slow weekend?

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Slow.

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Not as slow as I would like.

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My goodness.

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I need more hours.

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So what are you working on?

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Tell the people.

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We are like completely remodeling the gym.

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Basically like flopping the layout.

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Got the turf laid yesterday.

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And what color is that turf?

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It's purple.

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It is purple.

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Purple turf.

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When I saw that, I was like, dang,

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that fits your gym.

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Yeah,

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that's been the color scheme for the gym.

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And I didn't really want to

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mess with the branding and change it.

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Purple is not at all one of

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my favorite colors.

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I would have went with green, of course.

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But yeah,

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purple's been the branding and we

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have like so much merch and

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just shirts and stuff that it made sense.

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And it is really sharp on the turf.

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Like it's really cool.

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So as I get things a little further along,

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I'll

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I've been trying to take

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pictures of stages and I'm

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put together real so all

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that will be out you guys

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can see the transformation

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what I'm interested to see

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is how how clean the purple

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stays looking compared to

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the green because it's a

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little deeper darker maybe

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it's it looks cleaner

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longer I'm anxious to see

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what that that what comes of that yeah

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did you guys get other

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equipment as well for, uh,

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like during this remodeling

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or just moving things around?

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Well, we got a whole new rig.

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Um, other than that, equipment wise, no,

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um, no, nothing major equipment wise.

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I mean, a couple of ropes, right.

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To like hang from, cause we got like,

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twelve foot posts with

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three foot extensions.

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So with the,

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a frame off we can hang

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ropes or rings or whatever

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uh nicole sherman said it

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looks really nice with the

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graffiti wall behind it

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yeah nicole came to class

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today uh denise wants to

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know what is different

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about the rig why the new one

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so we had a middle not even

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middle of the floor it was

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two-thirds over in the

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floor freestanding yep um

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and it's again I bought

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this gym a couple years ago

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and it's like everything's

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been pieced together um

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some there was like some pieces of

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get our extra rig some

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pieces of rogue rig some

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pieces of like most of the

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rig was like hand welded by

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a member like eight years

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ago and the holes didn't

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line up it's very shaky and

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when we get like eight

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people on it it doesn't

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feel safe um so we actually

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bought new rig with three

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by three posts and um it's

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gonna be a wall mounted rig

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hopefully to open up the

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space a little bit more so

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And you don't have that up yet.

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That's like one of the final stages.

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Yeah.

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So lots of burpees and

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double-unders and box jumps for now.

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Yep, exactly.

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I know tomorrow's supposed

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to have pull-ups, so I don't know.

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I think it's going to just be push-ups.

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I need to go in and change that workout.

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Sumo deadlift high pull.

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Let's go.

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Keep it a pulling motion.

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There you go.

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Already rowing,

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so that'd be a lot of that movement.

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Yeah.

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okay uh Denise says nice

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safety first yeah yeah your

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your rig did rock when yeah

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I mean even when like two

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of us were on it it rocked

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like imagine when we get

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like some of the heavy the

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rig shakers on there holy

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smokes yeah yeah well

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that's cool um projected

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ETA of finishing end of the week

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I mean, yeah,

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I'm going to go back there tonight.

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So if I shut off on you guys,

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it's because I'm leaving at nine.

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I promised Aaron I would leave at nine.

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So we're going to do some

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more mats tonight and then

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maybe tomorrow start the rig.

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I don't know.

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It's tough because you don't

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want to like start

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something that's going to

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mess up the flow in there

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when I need to have classes

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Thursday and Friday and Saturday.

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So.

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We don't want to do too much

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until Saturday, but we'll do some tonight,

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see what we can do tomorrow

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since we're closed.

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The other thing is there's

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some really unlevel spots in the floor.

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I don't know what they did before.

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There's like a pipe sticking

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up that like it's trying to

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like cut through the mats

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like it's it's like sharp

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and it's like breaking

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through one of the mats.

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So that needs to be grinded down.

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Another section has a really

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low spot that is like you

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feel like you're going to

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trip if you're walking through there.

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You can't jump rope in there.

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You can't lunge through there.

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So like there's like four

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mats that need to be pulled

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and like leveled out.

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Aaron's trying to decide

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what he wants to use.

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So we're going to do that

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probably tomorrow so that I can cure over

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new year's day and then

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we'll just keep it roped

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off on thursday uh lex who

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is our next topic are you

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working out on top of this

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too jamie or does labor count

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so I I didn't do anything

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yesterday well we were

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there literally all day

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yesterday I left at twelve

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thirty in the morning um

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and I woke up this morning

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in so much pain like my

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back hurts so bad it's it's

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not even funny so I did not

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work out today I I did lift

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with noon um but they did

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dt and I was like

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absolutely not so and I I

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just did dt like two weeks ago

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So I just, I was like, I'm good.

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And plus I'm going back tonight.

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I will probably work out in

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tomorrow's class.

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It's like a partner workout,

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twenty minute thing.

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So I will probably do tomorrow's.

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But yeah,

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I'm trying to be OK with all the

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bending over and lifting and moving stuff,

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counting as a workout.

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It is hard for me because, you know,

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I like to do like longer.

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I like to just do more metabolic things.

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Yeah.

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More hinging with DT

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probably was smart not to do that.

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But if it's safe, you know, yeah,

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it'd be fun to get it in.

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Denise wants to know,

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did you get med ball targets?

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I didn't get any.

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I have five or six.

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We actually had more for the

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rig that we had that weren't up.

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So we're going to see how

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that all works out.

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If I need to get more of those or not.

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And Craig is looking forward

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to the gym tour video.

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Thanks, Craig.

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Yeah,

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I'll put something together for you guys.

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So speaking of Lex,

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yesterday was her birthday.

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Happy birthday to Lex.

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And Carolyn,

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you got to hang out with her

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for her birthday.

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Anything fun and special?

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We went out to eat.

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She had one of her best

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friends come down that she

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doesn't get to see very often.

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And we basically hung out

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the whole day there.

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Did a little birthday one.

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We attempted this thing

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that's popular on TikTok or something.

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One of the days,

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like it was like the day

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before her birthday,

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where we go to target and

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We each have to pick out

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something in the other

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person's favorite color,

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in something that they need,

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their favorite snack,

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something that we can do together.

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And let's just say it was an

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epic fail on my part.

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It was basically for both of

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our birthdays because mine's January six.

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And we're like, okay,

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we're going to do this together.

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It's going to be really cool.

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She had everything planned at Target.

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She knew everything to go.

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And I was there for like,

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Mine was not that great.

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I basically just gave a

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bunch of different things

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and I'm not creative with

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that kind of stuff.

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Yeah,

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we just had pedicures and what else

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did we do?

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Nothing too crazy.

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It's so close to Christmas.

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We did a lot of stuff.

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Yeah.

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My birthday is Wednesday.

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So I have that one week after Christmas.

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You and Lex know what that's all about.

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The birthday Christmas,

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my wife's is one week before,

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mine's one week after.

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It's all jammed into one time of the year.

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It really stinks.

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One,

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I want to make it more special for my

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wife on her birthday,

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but it seems like you're

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just cramming it in because

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of all the holiday stuff going on.

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And I know she feels the

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same way about me.

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only nice thing is I get my

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birthday off every year

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because it's new year's day

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um and so we do have a

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little bit of stuff planned

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for wednesday I can't wait

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um my best friend told me

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about a new wing place that

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just opened up near our

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house and uh supposed to be

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the best wings in town and

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I man chicken wings are

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number one on my list of

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foods all time and uh so

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that is my plan for birthday

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Denise says happy birthday

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to everyone except Jamie.

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Mine's October.

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Aaron's is January tenth.

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So we we know how that goes.

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Yep.

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Yeah.

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Oh, yeah.

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Like I said here that we're

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going we're going to go see

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a Broadway show in in Toronto in January.

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We're going to go see

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Hamilton during the holidays here.

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But the prices were so

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expensive this during the holidays.

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Everyone's off and

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were waiting for the price

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to come down and we ended

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up just going um we're

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gonna go see the lion king

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in january in toronto when

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she comes to toronto lion

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king is so good I have

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heard good things about

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that so good the opening is

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worth the price of

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admission awesome so we're

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looking forward to that um

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also part of our birthday stuff

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We looked at what's coming

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to Columbus and Hamilton's

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going to be here this

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summer here in Columbus.

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And then there's,

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this is going to be my wife

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and I both love Neil diamond.

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It's a corny thing that we really love,

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but he has a musical out now that's based,

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that's based on his music.

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And it's coming to Columbus

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in April or may.

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So we may,

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we may hit that one up this year.

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uh, Jody agrees.

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The opening for Lion King is epic.

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It is like, it is breathtaking.

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I can't wait for you guys to

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see it and hear what your

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impressions are.

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It's so good.

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And Toronto is like

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Toronto's built for Broadway.

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Like they have like Toronto's the second,

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from what I understand in the world,

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if you can't get to Broadway,

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Toronto is the place to go see a show.

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Cause it is like the second

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best place to see it in the world.

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Um,

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so and then ken walters is

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uh january thirteenth so we

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have a lot of birthdays

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happening um going on

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around here uh kat actually

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saw a stomp last week in

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philly man that's a long

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run yeah stomp's been

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around for what twenty

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years now wow crazy

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Yeah, I did have a bone to pick with you.

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I'm not going to do it tonight.

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But you made me watch the Madness show,

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which was a complete

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colossal waste of my time.

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It really was.

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Oh, my gosh.

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It started out so good.

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Like, verse two, three, I was like, okay,

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this is going to be good.

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I was not thrilled.

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I said to my, I went,

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we had dinner with friends

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last night and I was like,

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have you guys seen the madness?

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And you're like, well,

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it was good until it wasn't.

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Yeah.

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I couldn't describe it better.

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It just, it was good until it wasn't.

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Yep.

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Oh, so bad.

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I was so mad at you guys for

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making me start that.

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I, I should have.

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You and Lex are the ones

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that started me on this.

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But we were only a couple episodes in.

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I didn't update you and say, hey,

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not going to end.

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Don't watch.

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This is the last thing I'm going to say.

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The intricate detail of what

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wasn't important compared

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to the lack of detail of

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what was important by the

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time you got to the end of

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the story was mind-blowing.

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Yes.

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Agreed.

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Don't even finish it.

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Do not start it.

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Do not finish it.

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It goes off the rails completely.

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Everything you've learned.

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I watched the Beast Games

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yesterday for the first time.

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Have you guys watched any of that?

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I saw it, but I didn't watch it.

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How is it?

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It's very dramatic, but I mean,

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I'm into it now.

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There's just a few episodes

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that we've watched so far.

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People have a lot of trust

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in people that they don't know.

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I'd be taking a lot of money.

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I mentioned this on the

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lunch show today is that

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the NFL killed it on Netflix on Christmas,

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right?

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The ratings were through the roof.

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Streaming seems to be like

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the place for event programming to go.

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Doesn't it make sense that

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CrossFit try to get on a

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streaming service as

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opposed to an ESPN where

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you can get their marketing

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arm behind it?

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Because I was talking to Pat

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Midgley today and like the

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physical one hundred was on Netflix,

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this Japanese show that was super niche,

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but it got Netflix

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marketing arm and it did really,

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really well.

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Yep.

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Right.

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Like that's the partnership

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I think CrossFit needs to

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get a Netflix or a Peacock

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or like if the new tour, for instance,

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with the twenty signed

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athletes did a series of

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the whole year with those

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athletes that stay the same that,

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you know,

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will be at each of these

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competitions like that

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would draw a lot of people

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towards the sport.

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yeah I I just it came to me

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when I was reading this

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article about the nfl

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killing it in the tyson

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paul fight and that that

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they're going for this

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event programming um and

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what better than like the

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crossfit games or the wfp

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to like follow these

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athletes through a season

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um beginning to end and

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yeah and wwe's going to netflix so

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And the streaming services

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are looking for those event

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type things to sign up

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because they're doing so well.

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But anyway, that wasn't even in our plans.

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And neither was this.

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But as I was doing my live

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to kind of promote the show,

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I ran across this.

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So this is hot off the presses.

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Someone that helped me out

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big time at the Masters

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CrossFit Games made an

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announcement today.

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And that is Ellie Hiller has

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announced that she's pregnant.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I feel like that got leaked

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like two weeks ago.

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I didn't hear until I just saw it.

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Oh, I meant to tell you that.

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Yeah.

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So congratulations to Ellie.

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She was a big help at the

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Masters CrossFit Games,

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getting us interviews and

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super happy for her and her

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husband that they are with child.

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So super cool there.

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now to our regular rundown

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um lions are on tonight

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you're like are they even

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starting anybody yeah yeah

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they're playing the forty

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niners carolyn was supposed

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to go I know but they're

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not there it doesn't even

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it doesn't even matter if

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they win or lose because

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next week means everything

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yeah once they were out of

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the picture I felt less

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inclined to go because I

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don't know what players are

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gonna be playing and then

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they still been going for a

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playoff spot then that

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would have been really

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exciting to go watch but

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not this time we've uh

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we'll go another time uh so

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oh she announced it on

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glinton things a few weeks

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ago that's how far behind the times I am

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Um, so the first thing we have up is, uh,

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the WFP world fitness

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project has been on two talk shows.

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They've made some announcements and, uh,

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we can do a rundown of details.

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I wanted to get your

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impressions as athletes.

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Um,

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Kat and I talked about it on the round

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table briefly,

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but neither one of us

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competed a high level.

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So our,

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our perception of this is going to

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be different than yours.

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First,

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we now know who kind of is running

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the show.

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It is Isabella Terry and Jackson Terry,

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both co-founders of Good Life.

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Isabella is the executive director.

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Jackson is the director of operations.

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Will Morad is the director of sport.

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Jason Ansley is the event

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director for North America.

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He did the first four Monster Games.

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That is his experience.

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Roger Nilsson is the event

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director for Europe.

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He is with the Wadla Group,

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but he is best known for

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the Norwegian throwdown

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went back in the sanctional time.

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He put that together.

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And then Ryan Husband,

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Director of Business Development,

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founder of LRX Apparel,

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actually from right here in Columbus.

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I met him when he first

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started his company.

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He used to go from gym to

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gym and set up tables

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selling his apparel.

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And he used to come to Shred

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when I was a member there

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and got to meet him early

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on in his career.

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And then his wife, Maggie Husband,

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is the Director of Logistics.

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So those are the players

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that we are working with currently.

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Spin posted something today

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about an investor, I think.

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I didn't have time to read

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the article or anything yet.

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So I've read...

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So Dense Updates had

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something on it first.

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Then Barbell Spin got more detail with it.

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But it's just who the money is.

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And she's actually a Masters athlete.

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She competed at the Masters

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CrossFit Games in the sixty

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to sixty five year old division.

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Sixty sixty four division.

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And and so she's she's loves CrossFit.

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She's all about CrossFit.

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And apparently her and her

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husband are the people

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putting up the money.

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Yeah.

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Well, and they're Isabella and Jackson's,

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they're Isabella's parents.

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Oh, that part I did not see.

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That's the connection.

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So they're the money and they're like,

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they don't, I mean, yeah,

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it's all in that article.

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They've donated a bunch to the Hawaiian,

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that Kalea Foundation.

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They put up the money, I feel like,

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for this good life company

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to start and now they're

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So Good Life's been around a while.

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And it's actually spelled L-Y-F-E.

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Yes.

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And it is a non-profit

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religious organization.

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And

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when we were at one church

00:20:33.151 --> 00:20:35.231
that was the middle school

00:20:35.932 --> 00:20:37.712
like organization that ran

00:20:38.393 --> 00:20:41.614
all the um camps and stuff

00:20:41.634 --> 00:20:42.595
like that for our middle

00:20:42.615 --> 00:20:44.414
school um and my daughter

00:20:44.434 --> 00:20:46.135
went to that one summer uh

00:20:46.155 --> 00:20:47.215
she went to good life and

00:20:47.236 --> 00:20:48.376
she went to camp and did

00:20:48.416 --> 00:20:49.596
all that stuff so I'd

00:20:49.636 --> 00:20:50.678
actually heard of them for

00:20:50.698 --> 00:20:53.179
a while um but where they

00:20:53.219 --> 00:20:53.979
have the money is they

00:20:54.058 --> 00:20:55.019
actually own like other

00:20:55.059 --> 00:20:56.740
businesses good life is

00:20:56.779 --> 00:20:57.921
just their non-profit

00:20:58.861 --> 00:21:00.603
um and spin actually spells

00:21:00.722 --> 00:21:02.184
out what business they own

00:21:03.006 --> 00:21:03.906
um I'll try to pull it up

00:21:03.926 --> 00:21:06.769
just so I can it came in so

00:21:06.809 --> 00:21:07.611
last minute I thought we'd

00:21:07.631 --> 00:21:09.232
talk about it later I'm

00:21:09.272 --> 00:21:10.153
gonna be right back I'm

00:21:10.173 --> 00:21:11.055
gonna keep it I'm gonna

00:21:11.075 --> 00:21:12.056
take my camera off because

00:21:12.076 --> 00:21:13.076
I'm gonna go upstairs for

00:21:13.096 --> 00:21:18.824
uh the rest of this call okay um so

00:21:25.779 --> 00:21:28.201
Uh, Beth Gillette is the, is the,

00:21:28.240 --> 00:21:29.520
the masters athlete.

00:21:30.060 --> 00:21:30.141
Uh,

00:21:30.161 --> 00:21:32.461
she placed thirteenth in her division

00:21:32.582 --> 00:21:34.022
at the masters CrossFit games.

00:21:35.002 --> 00:21:39.544
Um, she, she, they're the owner.

00:21:39.683 --> 00:21:40.664
She's the owner, CEO,

00:21:40.765 --> 00:21:42.365
owner of power grid services.

00:21:42.505 --> 00:21:43.325
That's it.

00:21:43.365 --> 00:21:43.826
Yeah.

00:21:43.846 --> 00:21:46.046
They do the overhead distribution,

00:21:46.086 --> 00:21:47.747
construction, maintenance, transmission,

00:21:47.787 --> 00:21:48.547
line construction,

00:21:48.606 --> 00:21:49.767
and right of way clearing

00:21:49.967 --> 00:21:51.167
and vegetation management

00:21:51.188 --> 00:21:52.347
for utility companies

00:21:52.928 --> 00:21:54.749
across the Eastern United States.

00:21:56.819 --> 00:21:58.280
And that's where the money is.

00:21:58.721 --> 00:22:00.262
Yeah.

00:22:00.303 --> 00:22:02.263
Yeah.

00:22:02.284 --> 00:22:05.866
She also before she did

00:22:05.906 --> 00:22:07.488
something else big before that even.

00:22:08.489 --> 00:22:08.769
But yeah,

00:22:08.808 --> 00:22:13.352
that's where the money's coming from now.

00:22:13.412 --> 00:22:15.574
So.

00:22:15.673 --> 00:22:15.854
Yeah.

00:22:15.894 --> 00:22:18.236
So Beth Gillette is the person behind it.

00:22:20.417 --> 00:22:24.181
Yep.

00:22:24.240 --> 00:22:24.740
Yeah.

00:22:27.030 --> 00:22:28.132
Yeah.

00:22:28.291 --> 00:22:29.613
If they're putting forth

00:22:29.952 --> 00:22:31.594
what we think is fifteen million dollars,

00:22:32.114 --> 00:22:33.674
that's decent money.

00:22:35.135 --> 00:22:35.215
Yeah.

00:22:35.236 --> 00:22:35.517
And I mean,

00:22:35.557 --> 00:22:36.737
it sounds like they're the sole

00:22:36.777 --> 00:22:37.678
investors right now.

00:22:38.598 --> 00:22:40.160
And it's been said on both

00:22:40.220 --> 00:22:41.279
interviews that they have

00:22:41.359 --> 00:22:42.901
other investors ready to come in.

00:22:43.281 --> 00:22:43.602
Yeah.

00:22:43.842 --> 00:22:45.762
Waiting for the need for that right now.

00:22:45.803 --> 00:22:47.003
They don't need it right now.

00:22:47.104 --> 00:22:47.263
So.

00:22:47.284 --> 00:22:48.125
Right.

00:22:49.298 --> 00:22:52.720
Um, so Will Morad used to coach, um,

00:22:52.759 --> 00:22:53.701
Jackson Terry.

00:22:54.461 --> 00:22:54.580
Uh,

00:22:54.601 --> 00:22:56.422
he was his personal coach and did

00:22:56.481 --> 00:22:57.342
programming for him.

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And then they actually hired

00:22:59.962 --> 00:23:01.502
will to work for good life.

00:23:02.022 --> 00:23:02.844
Eighteen months ago.

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And since that time they've

00:23:05.244 --> 00:23:07.164
been talking about some

00:23:07.285 --> 00:23:08.625
other stuff and it morphed

00:23:08.726 --> 00:23:10.506
into eventually what we

00:23:10.546 --> 00:23:11.906
have now is the WFP.

00:23:12.990 --> 00:23:14.391
So Jackson Terry is married

00:23:14.411 --> 00:23:15.352
to Isabella Terry.

00:23:15.412 --> 00:23:16.432
Isabella Terry is the

00:23:16.472 --> 00:23:17.673
daughter of Beth Gillette.

00:23:18.273 --> 00:23:19.914
So that's how the connections come.

00:23:19.994 --> 00:23:21.896
And then Will was the

00:23:22.237 --> 00:23:23.597
personal trainer for

00:23:24.118 --> 00:23:26.599
Jackson Terry and did his

00:23:26.640 --> 00:23:31.564
programming for a while.

00:23:31.604 --> 00:23:31.683
Yep.

00:23:31.884 --> 00:23:33.164
And again, like Carolyn said,

00:23:33.184 --> 00:23:35.446
they're big with the Kalia Foundation.

00:23:36.587 --> 00:23:37.689
And Will's been in Hawaii a

00:23:37.729 --> 00:23:39.430
lot this last few months.

00:23:39.809 --> 00:23:41.531
So, yeah.

00:23:41.612 --> 00:23:41.751
Yeah.

00:23:44.073 --> 00:23:52.099
But that's about what we know for there.

00:23:52.119 --> 00:23:52.700
They came in with a

00:23:52.799 --> 00:23:54.241
non-exclusive attitude.

00:23:54.582 --> 00:23:56.522
So this is a non-exclusive deal.

00:23:56.943 --> 00:23:58.045
When you're signing your contract,

00:23:58.065 --> 00:24:00.307
you can do both the WFP and

00:24:00.346 --> 00:24:01.488
the CrossFit Games season.

00:24:03.829 --> 00:24:05.490
They're trying not to beat down athletes.

00:24:05.530 --> 00:24:07.392
Qualifiers are going to be three workouts.

00:24:08.133 --> 00:24:09.733
Tour events are going to be six workouts.

00:24:09.794 --> 00:24:11.336
Finals are going to be nine workouts.

00:24:14.518 --> 00:24:16.358
Twenty men, twenty women with a pro card,

00:24:16.378 --> 00:24:17.598
ten challengers selected

00:24:17.618 --> 00:24:19.019
from a qualifier to compete

00:24:19.480 --> 00:24:20.539
in the pro division.

00:24:21.079 --> 00:24:21.921
They will also have a

00:24:21.980 --> 00:24:24.221
challenger division at the same event.

00:24:24.701 --> 00:24:25.461
Challenger division,

00:24:25.481 --> 00:24:26.701
you can still earn points,

00:24:27.082 --> 00:24:28.083
but first place in the

00:24:28.123 --> 00:24:30.123
challenger division is less

00:24:30.183 --> 00:24:31.584
points than last place in

00:24:31.624 --> 00:24:35.404
the pro division.

00:24:35.505 --> 00:24:36.286
I'm really curious how

00:24:36.326 --> 00:24:36.925
they're going to do the

00:24:37.006 --> 00:24:39.507
points during the season.

00:24:40.421 --> 00:24:42.142
how much is what placing is worth,

00:24:42.201 --> 00:24:43.824
what points and all of that.

00:24:43.864 --> 00:24:44.865
Just very curious about that.

00:24:44.884 --> 00:24:46.885
Like how hard is it to lose

00:24:46.905 --> 00:24:50.388
your top twenty card or how

00:24:50.449 --> 00:24:51.950
hard is it to actually gain one?

00:24:51.990 --> 00:24:53.211
Like, yeah, if that makes sense.

00:24:54.112 --> 00:24:54.231
Yeah,

00:24:54.251 --> 00:24:55.452
that question was asked and not

00:24:55.532 --> 00:24:56.493
answered well at all.

00:24:57.034 --> 00:24:57.255
Yeah.

00:24:57.335 --> 00:24:57.775
Well,

00:24:57.974 --> 00:24:59.395
I think they they did say they're

00:24:59.415 --> 00:25:01.778
still stress testing the point system.

00:25:02.459 --> 00:25:03.420
They're they're grabbing

00:25:03.599 --> 00:25:04.621
existing leaderboards from

00:25:04.661 --> 00:25:06.382
other events to see and

00:25:06.402 --> 00:25:07.663
throwing it into the points

00:25:07.762 --> 00:25:08.884
to see how it affects it.

00:25:12.309 --> 00:25:14.651
So yeah,

00:25:14.671 --> 00:25:18.593
but this is not a brand new concept.

00:25:18.692 --> 00:25:19.973
Golf and tennis have used a

00:25:20.034 --> 00:25:21.094
point system forever.

00:25:21.874 --> 00:25:23.654
I can't see why you wouldn't

00:25:23.674 --> 00:25:26.395
just grab an existing point

00:25:26.457 --> 00:25:28.857
system for a tour event,

00:25:28.897 --> 00:25:30.738
whether it be golf or tennis or whatever,

00:25:31.419 --> 00:25:35.861
and scale it for what you're doing.

00:25:36.540 --> 00:25:38.241
That doesn't seem that complicated to me.

00:25:39.727 --> 00:25:41.808
I mean, golf's been doing it for thirty,

00:25:41.868 --> 00:25:43.770
forty years.

00:25:43.832 --> 00:25:44.792
Yeah, I don't know.

00:25:44.952 --> 00:25:46.554
It seemed it seems to me

00:25:46.615 --> 00:25:49.637
like it's going to be the

00:25:49.678 --> 00:25:50.999
fact that there's the more

00:25:51.038 --> 00:25:51.980
points awarded.

00:25:53.442 --> 00:25:54.242
I just feel like it's going

00:25:54.282 --> 00:25:56.065
to be very hard to move up.

00:25:57.382 --> 00:25:58.021
Well,

00:25:58.701 --> 00:25:59.602
if you can get one of the ten

00:25:59.622 --> 00:26:02.962
qualifier spots, I don't think it's hard.

00:26:03.002 --> 00:26:03.323
Sure.

00:26:03.482 --> 00:26:07.023
But say you're eleventh all the time.

00:26:07.044 --> 00:26:08.064
You're just missing that.

00:26:08.943 --> 00:26:09.904
You're just missing that.

00:26:10.644 --> 00:26:12.305
And it could be if it's three workouts,

00:26:12.345 --> 00:26:13.505
it's probably going to be

00:26:13.565 --> 00:26:14.345
workout dependent.

00:26:15.586 --> 00:26:16.445
And I don't love that.

00:26:18.786 --> 00:26:19.886
So then maybe the point

00:26:19.946 --> 00:26:21.846
spread shouldn't be like if

00:26:21.866 --> 00:26:23.186
it becomes workout dependent,

00:26:23.406 --> 00:26:26.788
the point spread shouldn't be greater.

00:26:28.798 --> 00:26:29.759
Let's be realistic.

00:26:30.380 --> 00:26:31.681
Of the people that have been announced,

00:26:31.740 --> 00:26:32.961
and we'll show that in a second,

00:26:33.082 --> 00:26:34.001
because there were two more

00:26:34.021 --> 00:26:34.701
this afternoon,

00:26:36.644 --> 00:26:38.484
I think that the people

00:26:38.505 --> 00:26:39.585
they picked for the twenty,

00:26:40.445 --> 00:26:41.806
there's room for some

00:26:41.846 --> 00:26:45.067
people to get removed.

00:26:45.208 --> 00:26:45.669
I agree.

00:26:46.548 --> 00:26:48.529
But until we know the points,

00:26:48.549 --> 00:26:49.250
we can't say that.

00:26:49.290 --> 00:26:49.711
It might be...

00:26:51.040 --> 00:26:52.423
it might be just them

00:26:52.443 --> 00:26:53.887
showing up and finishing

00:26:53.928 --> 00:26:55.411
might be enough to stay in there.

00:26:56.232 --> 00:26:59.119
Like, I wonder also, um,

00:26:59.180 --> 00:27:00.603
if it's the same workouts, um,

00:27:01.584 --> 00:27:02.505
let's say the challenger

00:27:02.525 --> 00:27:03.664
division and the pro,

00:27:04.025 --> 00:27:05.326
if they have the exact same workouts,

00:27:05.365 --> 00:27:06.207
same weights and everything,

00:27:06.247 --> 00:27:07.626
like let's say your score,

00:27:07.646 --> 00:27:08.428
your winner of their

00:27:08.448 --> 00:27:10.509
challenger division would have finished,

00:27:11.009 --> 00:27:13.931
you know, seventeenth in the pro division,

00:27:14.270 --> 00:27:15.311
but they're not getting any

00:27:15.372 --> 00:27:17.173
points that are actually making, like,

00:27:17.192 --> 00:27:18.673
I'm curious for that scenario.

00:27:18.692 --> 00:27:19.413
Cause you're going to see

00:27:19.433 --> 00:27:20.294
that if it's the same

00:27:20.314 --> 00:27:21.615
workouts that people are

00:27:21.855 --> 00:27:23.135
will outperform the pro

00:27:23.175 --> 00:27:24.356
division especially the

00:27:24.376 --> 00:27:26.778
like maybe the last ten um

00:27:27.038 --> 00:27:27.898
with the same workouts

00:27:27.979 --> 00:27:29.220
depending because three

00:27:29.240 --> 00:27:30.601
workouts in an online

00:27:30.641 --> 00:27:33.442
qualifier does not like um

00:27:33.482 --> 00:27:35.503
jamie said this won't you

00:27:35.523 --> 00:27:36.025
know they're brand new

00:27:36.045 --> 00:27:37.045
workouts at a competition

00:27:37.144 --> 00:27:40.268
in person you're gonna have

00:27:40.288 --> 00:27:41.347
people perform I hope they

00:27:41.367 --> 00:27:43.609
do that because the more

00:27:43.670 --> 00:27:45.250
people talk about it the

00:27:45.290 --> 00:27:46.531
better it's going to be for the sport

00:27:48.544 --> 00:27:51.185
more people say well carolyn

00:27:51.205 --> 00:27:52.287
prevote went in the

00:27:52.307 --> 00:27:54.028
challenger division and she

00:27:54.067 --> 00:27:55.269
beat she would have beat

00:27:56.769 --> 00:27:57.750
six people in the pro

00:27:57.769 --> 00:28:00.251
division like I think

00:28:00.291 --> 00:28:02.413
that's that conversation is

00:28:02.472 --> 00:28:05.015
good for the sport not good

00:28:05.055 --> 00:28:06.736
for you the athlete but for

00:28:06.776 --> 00:28:08.156
me as the media member and

00:28:08.196 --> 00:28:09.218
someone who wants the sport

00:28:09.238 --> 00:28:11.199
to do well the more that

00:28:11.239 --> 00:28:12.420
people are talking about it

00:28:12.880 --> 00:28:15.001
then the more exposure it gets

00:28:19.554 --> 00:28:20.775
But I see what your thing is

00:28:20.795 --> 00:28:21.836
a competitive athlete.

00:28:22.195 --> 00:28:25.939
Like that would suck to like

00:28:26.079 --> 00:28:27.280
always beat the pros,

00:28:27.760 --> 00:28:29.102
but you can't even get into

00:28:29.122 --> 00:28:31.284
that division because of the qualifier.

00:28:31.423 --> 00:28:33.205
Cause of the online qualifier.

00:28:33.306 --> 00:28:33.465
Yeah.

00:28:34.733 --> 00:28:35.714
That's why I'm just curious

00:28:35.755 --> 00:28:36.494
what they'll do with the

00:28:36.535 --> 00:28:37.635
points because right now

00:28:37.655 --> 00:28:39.676
they're saying automatically last place.

00:28:39.696 --> 00:28:40.897
What if there's an injury

00:28:40.917 --> 00:28:41.778
and someone didn't even do

00:28:41.817 --> 00:28:42.419
all the workouts?

00:28:42.459 --> 00:28:44.160
They're getting more points.

00:28:44.420 --> 00:28:45.259
If someone's injured but

00:28:45.300 --> 00:28:46.201
they know that just showing

00:28:46.240 --> 00:28:47.481
up to the comp will allow

00:28:47.501 --> 00:28:48.742
them to get points just to

00:28:48.782 --> 00:28:49.663
stay within the race.

00:28:49.682 --> 00:28:52.884
So they just show up injured, take a bow,

00:28:52.944 --> 00:28:54.046
don't do any of the events,

00:28:55.006 --> 00:28:55.826
withdraw right away,

00:28:55.866 --> 00:28:56.727
but they finish ahead of

00:28:56.747 --> 00:28:57.748
the challengers and gain

00:28:57.768 --> 00:28:59.148
their points just by showing up.

00:28:59.169 --> 00:29:01.569
I think that's fair.

00:29:01.609 --> 00:29:02.590
So just curious with that

00:29:02.671 --> 00:29:04.071
type of scenario because it could happen.

00:29:05.161 --> 00:29:05.821
I agree with you,

00:29:06.522 --> 00:29:08.124
especially like some of

00:29:08.144 --> 00:29:09.005
these people that I think

00:29:09.045 --> 00:29:10.605
got the card more for

00:29:10.645 --> 00:29:11.646
lifetime achievement than

00:29:11.666 --> 00:29:13.348
they have for current standing.

00:29:14.750 --> 00:29:16.152
Like some of those people

00:29:16.172 --> 00:29:18.134
have had injury issues recently.

00:29:19.595 --> 00:29:20.935
I think if you have injuries

00:29:21.016 --> 00:29:21.997
and you finish last,

00:29:22.017 --> 00:29:22.817
you're going to have a hard

00:29:22.857 --> 00:29:23.739
time holding on to your card.

00:29:27.041 --> 00:29:28.883
Yeah, I think that'll probably be.

00:29:29.523 --> 00:29:31.305
But if you automatically get

00:29:31.365 --> 00:29:32.826
a spot at each of the three

00:29:33.346 --> 00:29:34.307
and your challengers,

00:29:34.667 --> 00:29:35.749
your ten people that are

00:29:35.769 --> 00:29:36.628
showing up at these events

00:29:36.669 --> 00:29:37.509
are always different,

00:29:38.171 --> 00:29:39.372
you can finish almost last

00:29:39.392 --> 00:29:41.773
and still gain your top

00:29:41.814 --> 00:29:45.977
twenty card just because someone, I mean,

00:29:45.997 --> 00:29:47.577
it depends on the scoring system,

00:29:48.338 --> 00:29:49.159
but if those ten

00:29:49.199 --> 00:29:51.882
challengers are flipping in and out,

00:29:51.902 --> 00:29:53.603
you just have to basically show up.

00:29:54.229 --> 00:29:55.450
and you can maybe hang on to

00:29:55.470 --> 00:29:56.069
that twentieth spot.

00:29:56.089 --> 00:29:57.711
You have to remember that

00:29:57.750 --> 00:30:00.073
the third event is based on total points.

00:30:00.653 --> 00:30:02.153
So it's going to be

00:30:03.153 --> 00:30:06.056
basically the twenty that made it in.

00:30:06.496 --> 00:30:08.096
If just by chance all

00:30:08.857 --> 00:30:09.958
qualifiers were different,

00:30:10.479 --> 00:30:11.920
the twenty qualifiers are

00:30:11.940 --> 00:30:13.520
going to make up the rest

00:30:13.560 --> 00:30:15.582
of the ten that go to the final.

00:30:15.622 --> 00:30:16.762
So you'll be in at least two

00:30:16.803 --> 00:30:19.183
of those events to compete.

00:30:21.178 --> 00:30:21.857
I think that's where it's

00:30:21.877 --> 00:30:24.259
important that if you don't

00:30:24.299 --> 00:30:25.720
make it in you should go to

00:30:25.740 --> 00:30:27.641
the qualif the challenger

00:30:27.682 --> 00:30:29.402
to just give bank enough of

00:30:29.442 --> 00:30:31.042
those points so you can add

00:30:31.063 --> 00:30:31.923
them to whatever you do in

00:30:31.943 --> 00:30:33.684
the other two like let's

00:30:33.704 --> 00:30:35.645
say roman roman doesn't

00:30:35.685 --> 00:30:37.066
show up to the first second

00:30:37.267 --> 00:30:38.287
and let's say by the third

00:30:38.426 --> 00:30:40.228
one he does the online

00:30:40.248 --> 00:30:41.969
qualifier and then goes to

00:30:41.989 --> 00:30:43.529
the last one and gets top

00:30:43.569 --> 00:30:44.990
five does that enough

00:30:45.131 --> 00:30:46.530
points for him to get a pro

00:30:46.550 --> 00:30:47.571
card for the following year

00:30:48.011 --> 00:30:49.432
there's no qualifier for the final

00:30:50.623 --> 00:30:51.963
Oh, it's not.

00:30:52.044 --> 00:30:52.203
Okay.

00:30:52.403 --> 00:30:52.903
So that.

00:30:52.963 --> 00:30:54.104
Only the two tour events.

00:30:54.585 --> 00:30:55.825
And then the top thirty

00:30:55.884 --> 00:30:58.726
points will compete in the final.

00:30:58.786 --> 00:31:01.666
Okay.

00:31:01.707 --> 00:31:02.448
So the double that.

00:31:02.567 --> 00:31:03.807
So that trial thingy.

00:31:04.888 --> 00:31:09.069
The trials is for every other division.

00:31:09.309 --> 00:31:11.050
Not the pro division.

00:31:11.070 --> 00:31:11.211
Got.

00:31:15.218 --> 00:31:16.199
But I do think legit

00:31:16.239 --> 00:31:17.038
questions have come out of

00:31:17.058 --> 00:31:18.079
this that were not asked.

00:31:18.660 --> 00:31:22.362
If Sydney Wells gets hurt, right?

00:31:22.382 --> 00:31:23.103
Just throwing out a name

00:31:23.123 --> 00:31:24.363
that I saw on the list today.

00:31:25.723 --> 00:31:27.384
And she can't go to tour event two.

00:31:27.765 --> 00:31:30.527
Do then eleven qualifiers get to go in?

00:31:32.107 --> 00:31:34.769
If one of the twenty female

00:31:34.788 --> 00:31:36.190
athletes can't go to the finals,

00:31:36.549 --> 00:31:40.772
do eleven challengers get to go?

00:31:40.853 --> 00:31:42.653
That wasn't answered or asked.

00:31:43.558 --> 00:31:44.358
in the stuff and I think

00:31:44.400 --> 00:31:46.540
that's important because if

00:31:46.580 --> 00:31:48.361
someone gets hurt that is

00:31:48.381 --> 00:31:49.221
an opportunity for another

00:31:49.301 --> 00:31:52.103
athlete to get more points

00:31:52.163 --> 00:31:53.104
and I hope that they give

00:31:53.124 --> 00:31:56.325
them that man comments are

00:31:56.345 --> 00:31:59.787
coming in fast and I know none of them um

00:32:04.181 --> 00:32:06.162
Ken says tennis tour isn't

00:32:06.182 --> 00:32:07.662
the same court surface golf.

00:32:08.102 --> 00:32:09.063
Every course is different

00:32:09.123 --> 00:32:10.442
and the five elite routines

00:32:10.883 --> 00:32:11.923
are awarded more points.

00:32:12.344 --> 00:32:14.003
Also players move up from

00:32:14.064 --> 00:32:16.265
lower tours if they Yeah.

00:32:17.765 --> 00:32:17.884
Well,

00:32:17.904 --> 00:32:19.445
I think this is just starting this is

00:32:19.766 --> 00:32:20.806
the money they have is to

00:32:20.865 --> 00:32:22.267
support this small thing

00:32:22.307 --> 00:32:23.527
now to see if they can get

00:32:23.567 --> 00:32:26.208
it to grow and become self sustainable.

00:32:27.588 --> 00:32:29.410
think the idea is great um

00:32:29.849 --> 00:32:30.849
like I'm excited for it I

00:32:30.869 --> 00:32:33.550
think they have some a lot

00:32:33.570 --> 00:32:35.290
of people that are involved

00:32:35.351 --> 00:32:36.432
right now hopefully that

00:32:36.471 --> 00:32:37.311
they make some good

00:32:37.372 --> 00:32:39.211
business decision for the

00:32:39.231 --> 00:32:41.992
sustainability of it um but

00:32:42.073 --> 00:32:42.772
still missing a lot of

00:32:42.814 --> 00:32:44.034
information in terms of

00:32:44.673 --> 00:32:45.996
dates and location like

00:32:46.056 --> 00:32:47.778
victor hofer on one of his

00:32:48.720 --> 00:32:50.983
podcasts that was posted on

00:32:51.724 --> 00:32:53.186
helping the other day he

00:32:53.227 --> 00:32:55.190
says in french that there's

00:32:55.530 --> 00:32:58.295
three stages and it's in

00:32:58.575 --> 00:33:00.178
may august and december

00:33:02.057 --> 00:33:04.180
In French, clearly in that.

00:33:04.240 --> 00:33:05.080
I never went to the actual

00:33:05.101 --> 00:33:08.164
podcast to look for more information,

00:33:08.746 --> 00:33:11.910
but those are the months that he said.

00:33:11.930 --> 00:33:12.951
So I don't know if he spoke

00:33:13.010 --> 00:33:14.031
and he knows information

00:33:14.071 --> 00:33:15.855
and he was not supposed to say stuff,

00:33:15.875 --> 00:33:16.055
but.

00:33:16.556 --> 00:33:17.115
Yeah.

00:33:17.135 --> 00:33:18.836
Justin Madera said may for

00:33:18.916 --> 00:33:19.837
one of the months too.

00:33:20.417 --> 00:33:21.558
So may seems to be it.

00:33:21.659 --> 00:33:22.739
And now there's some

00:33:23.299 --> 00:33:25.121
controversy that one of the

00:33:25.161 --> 00:33:26.721
in-person semifinals is in may.

00:33:27.162 --> 00:33:28.643
So is it really avoiding the

00:33:28.682 --> 00:33:30.824
calendar of the game season?

00:33:30.844 --> 00:33:31.663
Yeah.

00:33:31.703 --> 00:33:36.186
So I think there's two in person in may.

00:33:36.227 --> 00:33:38.028
Like it leaves like one possible week.

00:33:38.167 --> 00:33:39.788
I was just thinking you're right.

00:33:40.749 --> 00:33:41.288
Yeah.

00:33:41.308 --> 00:33:41.950
Like, well,

00:33:41.970 --> 00:33:42.730
that's the thing they're trying

00:33:42.750 --> 00:33:43.569
to make this world.

00:33:43.611 --> 00:33:44.431
Like it,

00:33:46.478 --> 00:33:47.179
I feel like it's gonna be

00:33:47.199 --> 00:33:50.962
tough on some athletes.

00:33:51.042 --> 00:33:51.363
Yeah.

00:33:51.423 --> 00:33:52.223
So I'm going to try to get

00:33:52.243 --> 00:33:52.864
through this quick so we

00:33:52.884 --> 00:33:53.625
can get to the year end

00:33:53.644 --> 00:33:54.806
stuff before Jamie has to go.

00:33:55.707 --> 00:33:57.709
I'm still sorting out the

00:33:57.729 --> 00:33:59.089
relationship with the PFA.

00:33:59.109 --> 00:33:59.770
They're in talks.

00:34:00.151 --> 00:34:01.633
Nothing has been, um,

00:34:01.692 --> 00:34:03.213
contractually done with them.

00:34:04.115 --> 00:34:04.234
Um,

00:34:04.494 --> 00:34:05.655
but they are talking to him about

00:34:05.817 --> 00:34:08.239
movement standards, um, and safety.

00:34:09.702 --> 00:34:09.902
Uh,

00:34:09.922 --> 00:34:11.603
they're hosting completely new events

00:34:11.623 --> 00:34:13.083
to control the standards,

00:34:13.523 --> 00:34:15.543
which I do kind of respect, um,

00:34:15.563 --> 00:34:16.184
that you're not having

00:34:16.244 --> 00:34:18.025
third parties saying that, um,

00:34:18.324 --> 00:34:20.085
a box step up is this,

00:34:20.485 --> 00:34:21.527
and then this one over here

00:34:21.547 --> 00:34:22.626
saying it's something different.

00:34:23.067 --> 00:34:24.188
They're trying to make it so

00:34:24.268 --> 00:34:25.268
that the movement standard

00:34:25.307 --> 00:34:26.949
is the same across all the events.

00:34:27.668 --> 00:34:29.389
I do like that idea a lot.

00:34:29.409 --> 00:34:29.769
Yeah.

00:34:30.070 --> 00:34:30.150
Yep.

00:34:32.567 --> 00:34:33.507
plan is to expand in the

00:34:33.547 --> 00:34:34.527
future years using the

00:34:34.547 --> 00:34:35.989
highest finishes to score.

00:34:36.349 --> 00:34:37.489
So say they have six tour

00:34:37.528 --> 00:34:38.889
events and they're going to

00:34:38.909 --> 00:34:40.230
take your three highest scores.

00:34:40.590 --> 00:34:42.711
You can then choose to go to three events,

00:34:43.132 --> 00:34:44.452
four events or five events,

00:34:44.492 --> 00:34:45.373
but you'll only get your

00:34:45.413 --> 00:34:47.373
three highest scores that

00:34:47.393 --> 00:34:48.554
will count for your points.

00:34:50.262 --> 00:34:51.083
But that will give more

00:34:51.123 --> 00:34:52.505
flexibility in the season,

00:34:52.945 --> 00:34:54.186
just like golf or tennis,

00:34:54.226 --> 00:34:56.949
where you choose to go to this event,

00:34:56.969 --> 00:34:57.849
that event and that event,

00:34:57.889 --> 00:34:59.492
but not necessarily all of them.

00:34:59.851 --> 00:35:00.532
And that's where the

00:35:00.592 --> 00:35:02.173
backfill question would

00:35:02.213 --> 00:35:03.514
even be more pertinent

00:35:03.916 --> 00:35:04.635
because then more

00:35:04.655 --> 00:35:05.797
challengers could get those

00:35:05.838 --> 00:35:08.820
spots than ten.

00:35:09.019 --> 00:35:12.242
If the twenty athletes didn't do whatever.

00:35:17.710 --> 00:35:18.972
We talked about the point system.

00:35:19.992 --> 00:35:21.052
They say they have enough

00:35:21.152 --> 00:35:22.673
money for the foreseeable future,

00:35:23.134 --> 00:35:23.855
but eventually they're

00:35:23.875 --> 00:35:24.594
going to have to see a

00:35:24.635 --> 00:35:26.876
return on investment at some point.

00:35:27.597 --> 00:35:29.318
They want to embrace the storytelling,

00:35:29.438 --> 00:35:30.539
and there's some bullets here.

00:35:31.340 --> 00:35:32.579
Ramp up media content the

00:35:32.599 --> 00:35:33.920
week before the tour event

00:35:34.621 --> 00:35:35.742
to get to know the people.

00:35:36.081 --> 00:35:37.342
And they want to get to know

00:35:37.362 --> 00:35:40.385
the people as people, not as athletes,

00:35:41.065 --> 00:35:42.746
so that you understand the backstories.

00:35:43.786 --> 00:35:44.708
They want to make the live

00:35:44.728 --> 00:35:46.268
stream more easily understood.

00:35:46.329 --> 00:35:47.449
So if someone just walking

00:35:47.489 --> 00:35:49.050
in and it's on can

00:35:49.170 --> 00:35:50.512
understand what's going on

00:35:50.572 --> 00:35:52.074
as opposed to having to

00:35:52.114 --> 00:35:54.936
have it explained.

00:35:54.956 --> 00:35:55.836
Knowing the players will

00:35:55.976 --> 00:35:57.237
increase the anticipation

00:35:57.677 --> 00:35:58.958
and third party media will

00:35:58.978 --> 00:36:00.880
be welcomed at tour events.

00:36:02.561 --> 00:36:06.525
That's awesome.

00:36:06.565 --> 00:36:08.106
Top thirty points accumulate

00:36:08.126 --> 00:36:09.286
will compete in the finals

00:36:09.327 --> 00:36:10.708
where double points will be awarded.

00:36:13.077 --> 00:36:14.798
They will have a teen and a

00:36:14.858 --> 00:36:16.980
master's division, two divisions of each.

00:36:17.920 --> 00:36:19.422
Teens will be called next gen,

00:36:19.481 --> 00:36:20.481
fourteen to sixteen and

00:36:20.541 --> 00:36:22.583
seventeen to nineteen masters,

00:36:22.663 --> 00:36:24.985
thirty five to forty nine and fifty plus.

00:36:27.865 --> 00:36:29.626
Thoughts on that master's athlete.

00:36:31.108 --> 00:36:35.731
I mean.

00:36:35.751 --> 00:36:36.610
There needs to be so many

00:36:36.630 --> 00:36:37.851
more details around that.

00:36:40.769 --> 00:36:43.291
I think it's not getting too

00:36:43.311 --> 00:36:44.972
far out over their skis,

00:36:45.572 --> 00:36:47.432
like dipping their toe in

00:36:47.452 --> 00:36:48.213
to bring them in,

00:36:48.713 --> 00:36:49.653
and then let's see what we

00:36:49.693 --> 00:36:51.835
can do and create anticipation.

00:36:52.835 --> 00:36:54.175
I would do one teenage division.

00:36:54.195 --> 00:36:57.077
I don't think they need two little ones.

00:36:57.197 --> 00:36:58.458
One master division, one teen,

00:36:58.498 --> 00:36:59.818
just to kind of get them in there.

00:37:01.579 --> 00:37:05.300
I do like that they expanded to nineteen.

00:37:05.360 --> 00:37:06.860
Yeah, I do like that.

00:37:07.681 --> 00:37:08.501
I don't think that they need...

00:37:09.722 --> 00:37:11.483
Especially if it's going to

00:37:11.503 --> 00:37:12.403
be the same workouts,

00:37:12.824 --> 00:37:14.085
it just becomes a long day.

00:37:14.284 --> 00:37:20.768
If they wanted to make it viewable.

00:37:22.010 --> 00:37:22.469
Yeah.

00:37:23.190 --> 00:37:23.851
The workouts are going to

00:37:23.871 --> 00:37:25.311
get released early too, he said.

00:37:25.822 --> 00:37:26.021
Yeah.

00:37:26.481 --> 00:37:26.661
Yeah.

00:37:26.722 --> 00:37:27.742
I, I have that somewhere.

00:37:28.182 --> 00:37:28.862
And then goal is to

00:37:28.902 --> 00:37:29.882
reinvigorate the connection

00:37:29.902 --> 00:37:30.583
with the fans.

00:37:31.043 --> 00:37:32.744
So, and I think that if you're,

00:37:33.184 --> 00:37:34.824
if you sign a contract with a company,

00:37:35.164 --> 00:37:36.503
they can actually make that

00:37:36.563 --> 00:37:39.144
happen more often than if

00:37:39.164 --> 00:37:40.605
you're just a freelance athlete,

00:37:41.505 --> 00:37:42.146
they can say, Hey,

00:37:42.166 --> 00:37:43.246
we're going to have this event.

00:37:43.885 --> 00:37:45.565
You need to be at this before we,

00:37:45.666 --> 00:37:49.266
we go to X, Y, Z or whatever, but, um,

00:37:49.487 --> 00:37:50.407
rolling out announcements

00:37:50.447 --> 00:37:51.307
through January.

00:37:52.347 --> 00:37:52.547
Um,

00:37:55.072 --> 00:37:56.233
given out forty they've

00:37:56.632 --> 00:37:57.733
talked to forty athletes

00:37:57.793 --> 00:37:59.356
nobody has said no some are

00:37:59.376 --> 00:38:00.255
still waiting to see the

00:38:00.295 --> 00:38:01.597
dates and get the dates

00:38:01.617 --> 00:38:06.702
confirmed uh qualifiers

00:38:06.742 --> 00:38:08.123
will be six weeks prior to

00:38:08.182 --> 00:38:12.586
each event uh all the

00:38:12.626 --> 00:38:13.648
events will have jerseys

00:38:13.688 --> 00:38:18.592
and a kit for the events

00:38:18.612 --> 00:38:19.391
there will be one north

00:38:19.431 --> 00:38:21.233
american tour event one

00:38:21.333 --> 00:38:22.514
europe tour event and then

00:38:22.574 --> 00:38:23.835
the finals will be in north america

00:38:27.498 --> 00:38:28.918
if can't compete the season

00:38:28.938 --> 00:38:29.978
for some reason contract

00:38:29.998 --> 00:38:30.818
will be paid out as a

00:38:30.858 --> 00:38:31.938
percentage of what was

00:38:31.998 --> 00:38:34.099
completed so you're

00:38:34.119 --> 00:38:35.579
contractually said to do

00:38:35.619 --> 00:38:36.599
three if you can only do

00:38:36.639 --> 00:38:37.780
two you'll get sixty six

00:38:37.800 --> 00:38:42.400
percent of your contract

00:38:42.440 --> 00:38:43.181
and they did say that

00:38:43.201 --> 00:38:44.161
carolyn they did talk about

00:38:44.201 --> 00:38:46.161
the workouts uh especially

00:38:46.201 --> 00:38:47.762
in year two everything

00:38:47.822 --> 00:38:49.362
being released early so

00:38:49.402 --> 00:38:50.961
that judges event

00:38:51.021 --> 00:38:53.021
organizers and athletes can

00:38:53.202 --> 00:38:54.722
all be on the same page by

00:38:54.762 --> 00:38:55.983
the time the tour event happens

00:38:57.045 --> 00:39:01.967
which I know you'd be happy about that.

00:39:02.027 --> 00:39:04.130
Yeah, I think it allows for less leaks,

00:39:04.250 --> 00:39:06.951
just throw it out there.

00:39:06.971 --> 00:39:07.871
They're gonna be different events.

00:39:07.891 --> 00:39:08.572
It's like, like,

00:39:08.632 --> 00:39:09.492
you know what the workouts

00:39:09.512 --> 00:39:11.074
are going to be that far in advance,

00:39:11.494 --> 00:39:12.355
but just a little bit.

00:39:12.974 --> 00:39:14.115
It takes away some of it.

00:39:15.097 --> 00:39:15.956
Some of the issues that we

00:39:15.996 --> 00:39:17.217
see right now with the unknown.

00:39:19.233 --> 00:39:20.074
still training for the

00:39:20.134 --> 00:39:21.114
unknown it doesn't change

00:39:21.193 --> 00:39:22.934
the methodology it's just

00:39:23.135 --> 00:39:24.356
the sports side of it you

00:39:24.376 --> 00:39:26.137
just know a little bit more

00:39:26.257 --> 00:39:28.617
to make it cleaner for the

00:39:28.637 --> 00:39:32.139
broadcast everything wow

00:39:32.159 --> 00:39:32.960
there's so many you guys

00:39:33.001 --> 00:39:34.001
have thrown so many

00:39:34.041 --> 00:39:34.981
comments and I can't even

00:39:35.021 --> 00:39:39.403
keep up um uh ken walter

00:39:39.423 --> 00:39:40.344
says scott sounds great

00:39:40.385 --> 00:39:41.324
questions looks like you

00:39:41.344 --> 00:39:42.786
should get will on for lunch hour show

00:39:43.931 --> 00:39:45.012
I would love to have Will on,

00:39:45.152 --> 00:39:46.032
and I'm going to reach out

00:39:46.052 --> 00:39:47.193
to Will about that and a

00:39:47.233 --> 00:39:48.074
couple other things.

00:39:48.114 --> 00:39:51.916
I have a pretty good

00:39:51.956 --> 00:39:52.916
relationship with Will.

00:39:52.976 --> 00:39:54.657
He's been on a couple times on the show,

00:39:54.757 --> 00:39:57.099
and we hung out a couple

00:39:57.139 --> 00:39:58.340
times at the Masters Games

00:39:58.400 --> 00:39:59.780
in the documentary, as you can see.

00:40:04.782 --> 00:40:05.362
Kenneth says,

00:40:05.443 --> 00:40:06.264
I assume streaming is a

00:40:06.324 --> 00:40:07.063
pretty big expense.

00:40:07.143 --> 00:40:07.824
It is.

00:40:08.244 --> 00:40:09.324
To get full production...

00:40:12.264 --> 00:40:14.045
But who knows who they're

00:40:14.065 --> 00:40:15.085
negotiating with either?

00:40:16.067 --> 00:40:16.688
Like we said,

00:40:16.748 --> 00:40:17.849
if you pitch it as a show

00:40:17.949 --> 00:40:18.809
idea and a series,

00:40:18.869 --> 00:40:20.351
maybe a streaming service

00:40:20.371 --> 00:40:22.572
would pick it up as opposed

00:40:22.612 --> 00:40:25.054
to trying to do it yourself

00:40:25.074 --> 00:40:27.436
through YouTube or whatever

00:40:27.476 --> 00:40:28.056
that might be.

00:40:28.797 --> 00:40:29.538
And they did say they're

00:40:29.557 --> 00:40:31.340
talking to a couple broadcasters,

00:40:31.760 --> 00:40:32.440
not just one.

00:40:33.432 --> 00:40:34.452
And that has been one of my

00:40:34.512 --> 00:40:35.733
beasts forever is that the

00:40:35.773 --> 00:40:36.753
same broadcaster keeps

00:40:36.773 --> 00:40:38.333
getting used for every CrossFit event.

00:40:38.753 --> 00:40:41.614
So you've had no innovation in ten years.

00:40:42.275 --> 00:40:43.414
The broadcast is the exact

00:40:43.454 --> 00:40:47.275
same as it's always been.

00:40:47.456 --> 00:40:49.036
Wooly Meemeth in the house saying,

00:40:49.135 --> 00:40:50.137
I'm a little upset I didn't

00:40:50.177 --> 00:40:51.476
get signed for the Masters Division,

00:40:51.516 --> 00:40:55.938
but whatever.

00:40:55.958 --> 00:40:56.318
Yeah.

00:40:57.724 --> 00:40:58.045
Clooney,

00:40:58.085 --> 00:40:59.545
sports don't usually make money

00:40:59.565 --> 00:41:00.626
without a big broadcast deal.

00:41:00.646 --> 00:41:01.525
Streaming on YouTube won't

00:41:01.565 --> 00:41:02.746
work for longer-term growth

00:41:03.186 --> 00:41:04.527
or return on investment.

00:41:06.307 --> 00:41:07.688
Yes, you are preaching to the choir.

00:41:08.068 --> 00:41:09.168
We have mentioned both on my

00:41:09.208 --> 00:41:09.989
lunch show today and

00:41:10.088 --> 00:41:11.469
tonight that streaming

00:41:11.530 --> 00:41:12.730
seems to be the way to go

00:41:12.809 --> 00:41:13.751
and maybe to try to get a

00:41:13.811 --> 00:41:14.451
partnership with a

00:41:14.490 --> 00:41:15.831
streaming service as

00:41:15.891 --> 00:41:19.472
opposed to ESPN or CBS and

00:41:19.492 --> 00:41:21.092
the more conventional things.

00:41:21.414 --> 00:41:23.094
Maybe it's better to look

00:41:23.134 --> 00:41:25.235
toward streaming services instead.

00:41:27.505 --> 00:41:29.487
I've seen some stuff in here

00:41:29.547 --> 00:41:32.228
about Rich coming in, getting Rich to go.

00:41:33.389 --> 00:41:34.429
I think you have to get Rich

00:41:34.449 --> 00:41:35.510
to agree to come.

00:41:35.949 --> 00:41:36.809
And I think that's going to

00:41:36.829 --> 00:41:38.050
be the bigger issue than

00:41:38.811 --> 00:41:40.532
you wanting him in there.

00:41:40.552 --> 00:41:44.452
Yeah.

00:41:44.534 --> 00:41:46.554
So, and I felt like Jim Carrey there,

00:41:46.594 --> 00:41:47.755
like I took in the big breath.

00:41:48.987 --> 00:41:49.768
blew through that really

00:41:49.788 --> 00:41:51.989
fast but keep throwing your

00:41:52.009 --> 00:41:53.068
comments in there we'll

00:41:53.088 --> 00:41:54.070
talk about this we're going

00:41:54.090 --> 00:41:55.389
to be talking about it as

00:41:55.409 --> 00:41:56.750
they keep doing more and

00:41:56.769 --> 00:41:57.710
more announcements through

00:41:57.731 --> 00:41:59.190
the season but I will pop

00:41:59.251 --> 00:42:00.811
up the signed athletes at

00:42:00.851 --> 00:42:02.851
this point as they did sign

00:42:02.891 --> 00:42:04.052
two more athletes this

00:42:04.152 --> 00:42:10.114
afternoon and they are sure

00:42:12.914 --> 00:42:14.876
I only have like five instagrams open

00:42:15.942 --> 00:42:18.425
My boy Saxon Pancheck got

00:42:18.505 --> 00:42:19.427
signed this afternoon,

00:42:19.887 --> 00:42:21.289
and Emma Lawson added to

00:42:21.309 --> 00:42:22.650
the roster this afternoon.

00:42:23.679 --> 00:42:26.201
That was in addition to Sydney Wells, BKG,

00:42:26.260 --> 00:42:30.262
Jason Hopper, Amy Kringle, Mano Anganese,

00:42:31.001 --> 00:42:33.023
Dallin Pepper, Emma Tall, Justin Medeiros,

00:42:33.043 --> 00:42:35.023
Victor Hoffer, Roman Krennikoff,

00:42:35.123 --> 00:42:38.403
Emma McQuaid, Travis Mayer, Alexis Raptus,

00:42:38.423 --> 00:42:40.704
Yellow Hosta, Patrick Vellner,

00:42:40.905 --> 00:42:42.304
Brooke Wells, Alex Kazan,

00:42:42.525 --> 00:42:43.405
and Chandler Smith.

00:42:43.746 --> 00:42:44.726
And I believe that brings us

00:42:44.766 --> 00:42:47.387
to twenty signed athletes announced.

00:42:47.806 --> 00:42:49.027
So we're at the halfway point.

00:42:52.798 --> 00:42:53.760
Any thoughts on the signed

00:42:53.800 --> 00:43:02.083
athletes before we move on?

00:43:02.123 --> 00:43:03.585
Not surprised that really

00:43:03.625 --> 00:43:05.385
honestly with any of them,

00:43:06.106 --> 00:43:07.067
like even the ones that I,

00:43:07.266 --> 00:43:11.208
that I feel are,

00:43:11.248 --> 00:43:12.670
could be replaced by other people.

00:43:12.690 --> 00:43:13.751
Like they have connections.

00:43:14.402 --> 00:43:15.282
to agents they have

00:43:15.302 --> 00:43:16.903
connections to athletes

00:43:17.465 --> 00:43:19.005
they have media following

00:43:19.065 --> 00:43:21.045
so there's not really any

00:43:21.407 --> 00:43:24.628
surprising picks there most

00:43:24.668 --> 00:43:25.568
are most are the top

00:43:25.628 --> 00:43:28.369
athletes anyways most I

00:43:28.409 --> 00:43:29.911
think this is the only

00:43:29.951 --> 00:43:31.972
disappointing part that I have so far

00:43:33.068 --> 00:43:34.108
And that is because on the

00:43:34.148 --> 00:43:35.009
interviews they said they

00:43:35.028 --> 00:43:35.748
were taking the

00:43:36.150 --> 00:43:37.590
leaderboards of Rogue and

00:43:37.610 --> 00:43:38.909
the Games for the last few

00:43:38.929 --> 00:43:40.409
years and putting them

00:43:40.449 --> 00:43:41.469
together and taking the

00:43:41.510 --> 00:43:43.751
top-sixteen men and top-sixteen women.

00:43:44.431 --> 00:43:46.570
And then four at-large bids

00:43:46.610 --> 00:43:48.472
to get the twenty spots.

00:43:48.672 --> 00:43:49.351
Right.

00:43:49.371 --> 00:43:52.211
At my count, we are past four at-large.

00:43:52.231 --> 00:43:53.132
Oh, yeah.

00:43:53.192 --> 00:43:54.213
Based on those leaders.

00:43:55.293 --> 00:43:57.353
And if that's what you're doing,

00:43:57.393 --> 00:43:58.092
then fine.

00:43:58.233 --> 00:43:59.112
This is year one.

00:43:59.193 --> 00:44:00.373
You get to pick who they are.

00:44:00.634 --> 00:44:01.434
It's your league.

00:44:01.474 --> 00:44:02.293
Do what you want to do.

00:44:03.139 --> 00:44:06.001
But this is not what you said.

00:44:08.242 --> 00:44:09.143
And I love you, Will.

00:44:09.963 --> 00:44:11.063
And I want to support this.

00:44:11.143 --> 00:44:12.824
I think this is a great endeavor.

00:44:13.625 --> 00:44:15.226
I think this is correcting a

00:44:15.286 --> 00:44:16.266
lot of the things we've

00:44:16.286 --> 00:44:17.146
been bitching about the

00:44:17.166 --> 00:44:18.947
CrossFit game season about for years.

00:44:19.788 --> 00:44:22.150
And I want to see it do well.

00:44:22.630 --> 00:44:23.769
But this is not what you said.

00:44:25.170 --> 00:44:26.271
There are more than four

00:44:26.311 --> 00:44:29.092
people here that would not

00:44:29.112 --> 00:44:30.034
have been in the top six

00:44:30.054 --> 00:44:32.835
team combining those two leaderboards.

00:44:35.670 --> 00:44:35.831
I agree.

00:44:35.851 --> 00:44:37.552
Is it just from this year or

00:44:37.592 --> 00:44:40.195
is it last year's past two years?

00:44:40.376 --> 00:44:43.139
The past two years.

00:44:43.179 --> 00:44:44.099
Some of these athletes were

00:44:44.159 --> 00:44:45.322
hurt during those two years

00:44:45.362 --> 00:44:47.204
and would not have made the top sixteen.

00:44:47.744 --> 00:44:48.605
Some of these athletes are

00:44:48.664 --> 00:44:49.746
so new they wouldn't have

00:44:49.827 --> 00:44:50.947
made the top sixteen.

00:44:52.610 --> 00:44:53.590
So that is.

00:44:57.139 --> 00:44:57.541
That's all.

00:44:57.581 --> 00:44:59.262
But again, I'm not surprised, though.

00:44:59.302 --> 00:45:01.342
This is a sport where we

00:45:01.402 --> 00:45:02.824
recycle the same sponsors

00:45:02.864 --> 00:45:03.625
for every athlete.

00:45:03.644 --> 00:45:05.425
It's the same few agents.

00:45:05.726 --> 00:45:06.827
It's literally a who you

00:45:06.867 --> 00:45:09.989
know and followers for a lot of things,

00:45:10.289 --> 00:45:11.050
for opportunities.

00:45:11.690 --> 00:45:14.012
So I'm not surprised.

00:45:15.009 --> 00:45:15.730
Glennie said there's no

00:45:15.769 --> 00:45:16.891
perfect way to select athletes.

00:45:17.271 --> 00:45:17.751
I agree.

00:45:17.992 --> 00:45:18.932
There is no perfect way,

00:45:18.952 --> 00:45:19.813
but don't tell me you're

00:45:19.833 --> 00:45:21.094
doing it one way and then

00:45:21.255 --> 00:45:23.197
obviously it's not that way.

00:45:23.257 --> 00:45:23.478
Right.

00:45:23.637 --> 00:45:27.141
Just say we're picking hot names,

00:45:27.242 --> 00:45:28.123
people we think are going

00:45:28.143 --> 00:45:29.184
to invigorate the sport,

00:45:29.264 --> 00:45:31.847
people with bigger personalities,

00:45:32.367 --> 00:45:32.768
whatever.

00:45:33.027 --> 00:45:35.291
Whatever you think it is, just say that.

00:45:35.371 --> 00:45:35.530
Right.

00:45:37.324 --> 00:45:38.364
Just don't tell me you did

00:45:38.405 --> 00:45:40.226
it another way because I

00:45:40.306 --> 00:45:42.949
know Victor Hoffer did not

00:45:42.989 --> 00:45:44.349
compete at the games.

00:45:44.750 --> 00:45:46.891
He withdrew this year on his

00:45:47.152 --> 00:45:49.753
one qualification before event one.

00:45:51.355 --> 00:45:53.117
So he couldn't have been top-sixteen,

00:45:53.978 --> 00:45:54.757
right?

00:45:54.797 --> 00:45:55.539
Sidney Wells is not

00:45:55.599 --> 00:45:57.760
top-sixteen in the world

00:45:58.001 --> 00:45:59.302
combining those leaderboards.

00:46:00.503 --> 00:46:01.784
And I don't want to go through and, like,

00:46:02.043 --> 00:46:04.025
Amy Kringle's too new to be top-sixteen.

00:46:06.510 --> 00:46:09.052
BKG, well, BKG did do okay,

00:46:09.132 --> 00:46:09.771
even though he couldn't

00:46:10.211 --> 00:46:11.632
lift more than ninety five

00:46:11.672 --> 00:46:17.556
pounds at the games two years ago.

00:46:17.577 --> 00:46:18.978
These are not surprising picks, though.

00:46:19.237 --> 00:46:21.478
They're not surprising at all.

00:46:21.518 --> 00:46:23.019
You cannot you cannot be

00:46:23.059 --> 00:46:24.561
surprised for the most part.

00:46:24.960 --> 00:46:28.724
Competitive in two years.

00:46:28.804 --> 00:46:30.625
I thought she was retiring to this year.

00:46:31.726 --> 00:46:33.286
She just said she's not doing the games.

00:46:33.306 --> 00:46:35.588
OK, but.

00:46:37.204 --> 00:46:37.764
Yeah, they're like,

00:46:37.844 --> 00:46:39.445
I'm not surprised by any of

00:46:39.485 --> 00:46:41.027
the picks again.

00:46:41.047 --> 00:46:41.987
For the most part,

00:46:42.027 --> 00:46:43.007
like you still have your

00:46:43.047 --> 00:46:44.128
top athletes that will be there.

00:46:44.148 --> 00:46:45.849
And someone asked if Laura and Tia, I mean,

00:46:45.889 --> 00:46:46.730
if no one's turned down,

00:46:46.769 --> 00:46:48.050
they would be within the top twenty.

00:46:48.070 --> 00:46:49.092
So I'm assuming Laura and

00:46:49.112 --> 00:46:49.972
Tia are going to be there.

00:46:49.992 --> 00:46:50.492
But yeah.

00:46:50.532 --> 00:46:55.335
I'm like, yeah.

00:46:55.394 --> 00:46:56.675
Like every time I see an athlete, I'm like,

00:46:56.735 --> 00:46:58.836
yeah.

00:46:58.916 --> 00:47:00.257
OK, again, I see why they picked them.

00:47:01.219 --> 00:47:03.260
If if they wouldn't have said top sixteen.

00:47:04.391 --> 00:47:05.652
I wouldn't care then they

00:47:05.692 --> 00:47:06.632
can pick whoever they want

00:47:07.092 --> 00:47:08.972
and I'm cool with that so

00:47:09.012 --> 00:47:09.632
and I wouldn't have been

00:47:09.652 --> 00:47:10.914
surprised but don't tell me

00:47:11.914 --> 00:47:13.353
you're using this criteria

00:47:13.393 --> 00:47:15.355
and then I know for a fact

00:47:15.394 --> 00:47:15.954
you didn't use that

00:47:15.994 --> 00:47:20.016
criteria you I have

00:47:20.056 --> 00:47:21.295
connections with agents you

00:47:21.335 --> 00:47:22.335
went to that agent's

00:47:22.356 --> 00:47:24.376
clients you signed all those people

00:47:25.376 --> 00:47:26.175
And then you went to the

00:47:26.215 --> 00:47:28.117
next agent and you signed those people or,

00:47:28.297 --> 00:47:29.978
Hey, this is a major sponsor of ours.

00:47:30.318 --> 00:47:31.117
So we're going to sign all

00:47:31.159 --> 00:47:32.418
their athletes to make sure

00:47:32.458 --> 00:47:33.840
that they're covered for

00:47:33.860 --> 00:47:35.340
their sponsorship and to,

00:47:35.679 --> 00:47:36.601
to create a partnership.

00:47:37.460 --> 00:47:38.661
I understand how business works.

00:47:38.782 --> 00:47:40.001
I understand how you have to

00:47:40.442 --> 00:47:41.663
handshake deals and stuff

00:47:41.702 --> 00:47:42.282
behind the scenes.

00:47:42.603 --> 00:47:45.905
That's just not what they said.

00:47:45.945 --> 00:47:46.224
That's all.

00:47:49.974 --> 00:47:50.675
don't think he's picking

00:47:50.715 --> 00:47:51.536
friends I think he's

00:47:51.596 --> 00:47:53.737
picking people that they

00:47:53.777 --> 00:47:55.097
think will draw attention

00:47:55.498 --> 00:47:57.458
and who have connections to

00:47:57.579 --> 00:47:58.820
people they need behind the

00:47:58.840 --> 00:48:07.063
scenes so um okay so that

00:48:07.324 --> 00:48:10.385
is done let it let's go to

00:48:10.425 --> 00:48:12.547
the year-end awards real

00:48:12.567 --> 00:48:13.507
quick so jamie can

00:48:13.547 --> 00:48:15.789
participate in that I just

00:48:15.809 --> 00:48:19.150
have to pull up my notes so

00:48:20.423 --> 00:48:22.965
We have a list of, I don't know, ten,

00:48:23.005 --> 00:48:25.427
twelve categories and we

00:48:25.487 --> 00:48:26.188
are going to go through

00:48:26.208 --> 00:48:28.309
those and we will pick our

00:48:28.369 --> 00:48:29.931
year end for twenty twenty four.

00:48:30.510 --> 00:48:32.632
There was no real criteria given for this.

00:48:33.032 --> 00:48:34.454
It is just whatever you believe in,

00:48:34.494 --> 00:48:35.355
whatever you feel.

00:48:36.355 --> 00:48:37.235
We're not setting an

00:48:37.295 --> 00:48:38.836
expectation of combining leaderboards.

00:48:39.137 --> 00:48:41.119
We are just setting that

00:48:41.159 --> 00:48:42.559
we're going to pick what's best for us.

00:48:43.521 --> 00:48:46.862
So with that best male

00:48:46.902 --> 00:48:48.224
performance twenty twenty four.

00:48:50.213 --> 00:48:51.974
Who do you want to go first?

00:48:52.034 --> 00:48:53.355
We'll start with you, Jamie,

00:48:53.896 --> 00:48:55.898
and then we'll rotate it.

00:48:57.097 --> 00:49:00.420
I said Dale and Pepper.

00:49:00.481 --> 00:49:01.302
Any reason behind that?

00:49:01.961 --> 00:49:03.804
I feel like his performances

00:49:03.844 --> 00:49:05.744
at both the games and Rogue

00:49:06.545 --> 00:49:10.128
were net better than pretty

00:49:10.148 --> 00:49:11.250
much everybody else's.

00:49:11.449 --> 00:49:13.771
Carolyn?

00:49:13.791 --> 00:49:14.092
Carolyn?

00:49:15.559 --> 00:49:16.099
Fikowski.

00:49:17.081 --> 00:49:19.262
I thought he performed well

00:49:20.422 --> 00:49:21.663
at all aspects of the year.

00:49:22.284 --> 00:49:23.083
I thought he looked good.

00:49:23.603 --> 00:49:26.945
He maximized his last year in the sport.

00:49:29.487 --> 00:49:31.188
I picked Jeff Adler because

00:49:31.228 --> 00:49:33.510
of his rogue performance.

00:49:33.550 --> 00:49:34.670
It was a dominating win.

00:49:35.590 --> 00:49:37.532
It's the only competition he

00:49:37.572 --> 00:49:39.112
completed in twenty twenty four.

00:49:39.612 --> 00:49:41.134
And that one he did go up

00:49:41.173 --> 00:49:41.954
against the best in the

00:49:41.974 --> 00:49:45.115
world and he dominated that performance.

00:49:46.594 --> 00:49:48.175
He is the best male athlete.

00:49:48.755 --> 00:49:50.978
Hands down, he's the fittest male athlete.

00:49:51.637 --> 00:49:52.898
I just picked Pekowski in

00:49:52.938 --> 00:49:59.224
terms of he outdid my expectations.

00:50:00.025 --> 00:50:03.347
Jeff Adler is hands down.

00:50:03.427 --> 00:50:06.510
He had three great performances this year.

00:50:06.530 --> 00:50:07.251
That's why I said there's no

00:50:07.291 --> 00:50:08.592
criteria for this.

00:50:09.773 --> 00:50:11.793
Ken says we should call these the Clydes.

00:50:11.813 --> 00:50:12.315
I love it.

00:50:19.092 --> 00:50:20.432
So now we go to the female side,

00:50:20.472 --> 00:50:21.713
female best performance,

00:50:21.753 --> 00:50:24.376
twenty twenty four.

00:50:24.396 --> 00:50:25.016
Start with Carolyn.

00:50:27.978 --> 00:50:30.240
I mean, it's hard to argue against Tia,

00:50:30.260 --> 00:50:31.021
but I'm going to I'm going

00:50:31.041 --> 00:50:32.762
to pick Laura Horvath.

00:50:34.784 --> 00:50:34.965
Well,

00:50:34.985 --> 00:50:38.148
I think beating Tia four straight

00:50:38.188 --> 00:50:39.329
events in a row is just

00:50:39.389 --> 00:50:43.512
like you don't see that ever.

00:50:43.532 --> 00:50:44.492
That's pretty impressive.

00:50:45.445 --> 00:50:47.525
But didn't Tia beat her four

00:50:47.545 --> 00:50:48.646
straight events before that?

00:50:49.507 --> 00:50:50.967
Yeah, but Tia's supposed to.

00:50:52.369 --> 00:50:53.110
When does anyone,

00:50:53.750 --> 00:50:55.411
one athlete beat Tia four

00:50:55.451 --> 00:50:56.351
straight events in a row?

00:50:56.411 --> 00:50:57.192
It just doesn't happen.

00:50:57.871 --> 00:51:00.074
As much as I've been a Laura

00:51:00.114 --> 00:51:01.273
picker for a long time,

00:51:02.735 --> 00:51:04.096
and I tried to find a way

00:51:04.115 --> 00:51:05.396
to pick somebody other than Tia,

00:51:05.476 --> 00:51:06.077
I just couldn't.

00:51:07.018 --> 00:51:09.059
She just killed it this year.

00:51:09.079 --> 00:51:12.221
She just killed it.

00:51:12.260 --> 00:51:12.860
So I picked Tia.

00:51:15.043 --> 00:51:16.563
Tia's the obvious choice.

00:51:17.184 --> 00:51:18.804
I didn't want to go with the obvious,

00:51:18.844 --> 00:51:20.523
so I'm going to say Gabby.

00:51:22.985 --> 00:51:24.164
And I feel like she was

00:51:24.204 --> 00:51:26.346
crushing Rogue until she wasn't.

00:51:27.626 --> 00:51:28.465
She was crushing Rogue.

00:51:28.485 --> 00:51:29.646
She stuck out the games.

00:51:30.166 --> 00:51:31.746
Incredible performance at the games.

00:51:33.646 --> 00:51:36.108
I was just excited for her whole year.

00:51:37.307 --> 00:51:37.467
I mean,

00:51:37.507 --> 00:51:39.829
it sucks to see that happen at Rogue.

00:51:40.757 --> 00:51:42.318
so I I tried to make an

00:51:42.358 --> 00:51:44.038
argument for gabby but she

00:51:44.077 --> 00:51:45.478
was still in third at rogue

00:51:45.518 --> 00:51:47.039
behind laura and tia like

00:51:48.298 --> 00:51:49.039
even with that great

00:51:49.079 --> 00:51:50.320
performance she was still

00:51:52.041 --> 00:51:54.181
you know well yeah she

00:51:54.221 --> 00:51:57.882
didn't finish and so to me

00:51:57.902 --> 00:51:59.182
it's similar to jeff right

00:51:59.222 --> 00:52:00.682
like tia is the best jeff

00:52:00.742 --> 00:52:02.324
is the best male and female

00:52:02.923 --> 00:52:04.244
and then I was looking for

00:52:05.105 --> 00:52:07.585
someone else that are not

00:52:07.605 --> 00:52:09.766
the the two usuals exactly

00:52:11.673 --> 00:52:12.793
So then we move into most

00:52:12.833 --> 00:52:13.855
disappointing performance

00:52:13.894 --> 00:52:17.675
of twenty twenty four male.

00:52:17.695 --> 00:52:18.695
This is hard because I

00:52:18.775 --> 00:52:21.217
really hate picking disappointments,

00:52:21.277 --> 00:52:22.577
but I'm going to go first

00:52:23.137 --> 00:52:24.757
and my pick is Ricky Gerrard.

00:52:26.079 --> 00:52:27.239
I really thought.

00:52:28.576 --> 00:52:31.376
that he would have better performances at,

00:52:31.456 --> 00:52:32.557
at rogue and the games.

00:52:32.597 --> 00:52:34.418
And they weren't terrible, but he,

00:52:35.079 --> 00:52:36.380
why does he always get hurt?

00:52:37.059 --> 00:52:37.360
Like,

00:52:37.400 --> 00:52:39.300
why does he always get hurt when like,

00:52:39.340 --> 00:52:40.320
you're right there on the

00:52:41.061 --> 00:52:44.463
precipice of greatness and Chad,

00:52:44.503 --> 00:52:46.324
he rolls his ankle coming off the box.

00:52:46.744 --> 00:52:47.905
It was right in front of me.

00:52:48.025 --> 00:52:48.864
I saw it happen.

00:52:49.284 --> 00:52:49.726
It was,

00:52:50.186 --> 00:52:52.327
I thought he was done for the games

00:52:52.367 --> 00:52:52.927
in that moment.

00:52:53.427 --> 00:52:55.007
And he somehow still finished seventh,

00:52:55.688 --> 00:52:57.228
but that is not a Ricky finish.

00:53:00.577 --> 00:53:03.818
and so I said and I and I

00:53:03.838 --> 00:53:04.798
expected him to do better

00:53:04.838 --> 00:53:06.659
at rogue too and he still

00:53:06.679 --> 00:53:09.219
did well it just I I wanted

00:53:09.260 --> 00:53:11.041
him to compete against jeff

00:53:11.360 --> 00:53:16.902
closer so I pick ricky my

00:53:16.942 --> 00:53:19.463
pick also hinged a lot on

00:53:19.902 --> 00:53:21.543
rogue finish um and I went

00:53:21.563 --> 00:53:26.105
with velner def definite

00:53:26.144 --> 00:53:27.505
decline this year yeah

00:53:29.338 --> 00:53:31.699
And we know I love my boy, Pat.

00:53:31.778 --> 00:53:35.139
Oh, you love some Pat Vellner.

00:53:35.159 --> 00:53:37.181
That was mine was Pat for in

00:53:37.221 --> 00:53:39.181
terms of a performance at a

00:53:39.221 --> 00:53:40.101
specific event.

00:53:40.702 --> 00:53:41.882
That's how I had read the question.

00:53:42.882 --> 00:53:44.322
If you wanted to say like in

00:53:44.382 --> 00:53:46.043
general for the year, my disappointment,

00:53:47.164 --> 00:53:47.523
Roman.

00:53:48.744 --> 00:53:50.744
Roman was not very good at Wadapalooza.

00:53:51.525 --> 00:53:53.286
None of the events I was really...

00:53:55.003 --> 00:53:56.443
awe with and I know he was

00:53:56.543 --> 00:53:57.402
injured a little bit at the

00:53:57.422 --> 00:53:58.744
games but like he didn't do

00:53:58.784 --> 00:54:00.824
anything there even prior I

00:54:00.864 --> 00:54:01.864
think I had lost a little

00:54:01.884 --> 00:54:02.943
bit of faith of where he

00:54:02.963 --> 00:54:07.244
was at last year um at the

00:54:07.264 --> 00:54:09.344
games I thought that he had

00:54:09.364 --> 00:54:12.286
a not so great season but

00:54:12.585 --> 00:54:13.686
again I don't know how much

00:54:13.766 --> 00:54:15.445
the the injury played a

00:54:15.485 --> 00:54:16.447
part at what point of the

00:54:16.467 --> 00:54:18.206
season it started but he

00:54:18.246 --> 00:54:18.847
didn't look good at the

00:54:18.867 --> 00:54:19.646
games he didn't look good

00:54:19.686 --> 00:54:20.586
at water palooza he looked

00:54:20.666 --> 00:54:22.068
okay at semifinal deep like

00:54:22.108 --> 00:54:24.327
decent at semifinals yeah um

00:54:26.353 --> 00:54:26.474
Yeah.

00:54:26.494 --> 00:54:28.355
Uh, just to catch up on some climate, uh,

00:54:28.394 --> 00:54:28.914
some comments,

00:54:29.295 --> 00:54:32.918
Craig passively picked Jason as a, uh,

00:54:32.978 --> 00:54:33.858
best performance.

00:54:34.778 --> 00:54:36.860
Um, Clint East picked Tia.

00:54:36.880 --> 00:54:40.802
Uh, Craig said, Brent is a good pick.

00:54:42.663 --> 00:54:44.505
Um, Craig picked Tia.

00:54:46.246 --> 00:54:46.686
Um,

00:54:47.525 --> 00:54:48.626
Jody agreed with me.

00:54:48.907 --> 00:54:49.967
I love when that happens.

00:54:52.367 --> 00:54:53.688
Ken said, mine is Colton.

00:54:53.748 --> 00:54:55.108
Not that he did bad by any means,

00:54:55.148 --> 00:54:55.969
but because my favorite

00:54:56.009 --> 00:54:57.050
athlete didn't make the games.

00:54:57.429 --> 00:54:58.369
That's a good disappointment.

00:54:58.489 --> 00:54:59.351
I agree.

00:54:59.371 --> 00:55:02.211
I like that.

00:55:02.431 --> 00:55:03.052
That's a good pick.

00:55:03.391 --> 00:55:03.572
Yep.

00:55:04.072 --> 00:55:07.534
So then we go to most disappointed female.

00:55:07.554 --> 00:55:07.954
Back to me?

00:55:08.434 --> 00:55:09.514
Yep.

00:55:09.554 --> 00:55:11.036
Overall, for the whole year,

00:55:11.096 --> 00:55:12.715
I'm going to go with Danielle Brandon.

00:55:14.257 --> 00:55:14.416
Okay.

00:55:16.856 --> 00:55:17.916
that's always a solid pick

00:55:17.936 --> 00:55:19.097
because the expectations

00:55:19.117 --> 00:55:19.818
for her are always like

00:55:19.858 --> 00:55:21.458
super high they are I think

00:55:21.478 --> 00:55:22.639
she'll do like I just

00:55:22.679 --> 00:55:23.358
really thought she would

00:55:23.378 --> 00:55:24.878
finish higher at both the

00:55:24.918 --> 00:55:36.402
games and rogue carolyn

00:55:36.461 --> 00:55:38.463
mute you're on mute sorry

00:55:38.583 --> 00:55:42.264
uh I have two lawson just

00:55:42.304 --> 00:55:45.525
didn't perform as as well as I um

00:55:46.596 --> 00:55:48.255
expected her throughout the whole year.

00:55:48.556 --> 00:55:50.016
Not like the games.

00:55:50.516 --> 00:55:52.396
I don't even look at the games at all,

00:55:52.856 --> 00:55:55.217
but just in terms of the

00:55:55.257 --> 00:55:55.998
whole year in general,

00:55:56.018 --> 00:55:57.717
like normally she would, you know,

00:55:57.797 --> 00:55:59.798
be top three in the open top three,

00:55:59.818 --> 00:56:04.260
like just wasn't herself this year.

00:56:05.000 --> 00:56:07.860
Um, yeah.

00:56:07.900 --> 00:56:11.340
And I think my, my other pick was Domet.

00:56:11.740 --> 00:56:12.661
I think I expected a little

00:56:12.681 --> 00:56:14.141
bit more of her at the games.

00:56:14.961 --> 00:56:15.001
Um,

00:56:16.300 --> 00:56:17.221
after coming off the

00:56:17.240 --> 00:56:18.021
semifinal and maybe a

00:56:18.041 --> 00:56:22.005
little bit of hype but how

00:56:22.065 --> 00:56:23.206
hard was it factoring in

00:56:23.246 --> 00:56:24.208
the games this season

00:56:24.688 --> 00:56:26.530
because they just they

00:56:26.570 --> 00:56:29.373
weren't what yeah they're

00:56:29.454 --> 00:56:30.695
it's so hard there you had

00:56:31.615 --> 00:56:33.318
programming removed you had

00:56:33.798 --> 00:56:34.880
like it just was hard to

00:56:34.960 --> 00:56:37.682
like judge through all of that

00:56:39.023 --> 00:56:39.983
It really is.

00:56:40.403 --> 00:56:43.784
I take small value in the games this year,

00:56:43.824 --> 00:56:45.144
but it's one of the only

00:56:45.184 --> 00:56:46.644
competitions in person we have.

00:56:48.565 --> 00:56:50.106
All the athletes are there competing.

00:56:50.346 --> 00:56:53.706
There's Waterpalooza, there's Rogue,

00:56:54.606 --> 00:56:55.186
the games.

00:56:55.547 --> 00:56:57.367
We don't have much besides the online,

00:56:57.407 --> 00:56:58.407
and I'm not going to put as

00:56:58.467 --> 00:56:59.568
much value on the online.

00:57:00.088 --> 00:57:06.688
Sadly, again, the games to me doesn't

00:57:07.579 --> 00:57:08.900
reflect how the performance

00:57:08.940 --> 00:57:12.262
of a lot of athletes so my

00:57:12.702 --> 00:57:14.862
appointment is based on

00:57:14.943 --> 00:57:16.643
rogue and I know that this

00:57:16.684 --> 00:57:18.023
person is not typically

00:57:18.063 --> 00:57:20.385
strong at rogue but because

00:57:20.704 --> 00:57:23.246
of the metamorphosis she

00:57:23.286 --> 00:57:24.186
supposedly went through in

00:57:24.206 --> 00:57:25.967
the off season I expected

00:57:26.068 --> 00:57:27.788
more of her there and that

00:57:27.827 --> 00:57:29.789
is hayley adams uh

00:57:30.088 --> 00:57:31.650
sixteenth place at rogue

00:57:33.391 --> 00:57:34.391
Even though I knew she

00:57:34.452 --> 00:57:35.592
wouldn't hit the

00:57:35.632 --> 00:57:38.594
weightlifting events or the heavy events,

00:57:38.934 --> 00:57:42.577
she didn't do anything well at Rogue.

00:57:42.818 --> 00:57:43.777
That's not true.

00:57:44.077 --> 00:57:45.398
She crushed the snatch one.

00:57:45.539 --> 00:57:47.059
And that's...

00:57:48.300 --> 00:57:49.780
you know, and she would,

00:57:49.800 --> 00:57:52.701
that snatch event for her was like,

00:57:52.721 --> 00:57:53.181
when I looked at the

00:57:53.201 --> 00:57:55.101
strategies of everyone, I'm like, oh,

00:57:55.121 --> 00:57:56.240
they're all doing like what I did.

00:57:56.260 --> 00:57:56.900
They're blowing up.

00:57:56.940 --> 00:57:58.161
And then they're going to start, you know,

00:57:58.202 --> 00:57:59.222
not doing as well in the snatch.

00:57:59.541 --> 00:58:01.262
She took her sweet time on

00:58:01.282 --> 00:58:02.061
those ring muscle ups.

00:58:02.101 --> 00:58:04.503
She did like four, five sets even,

00:58:04.762 --> 00:58:06.083
and then just move the snatch,

00:58:06.262 --> 00:58:07.143
move the snatch weight

00:58:07.523 --> 00:58:08.483
better than anyone.

00:58:09.003 --> 00:58:09.664
Everyone was like,

00:58:09.764 --> 00:58:11.523
including Laura missed snatches.

00:58:13.764 --> 00:58:15.724
Almost everyone did the same

00:58:15.744 --> 00:58:17.485
strategy that I did, which was just like,

00:58:17.925 --> 00:58:20.907
two sets or maybe three I

00:58:20.927 --> 00:58:22.168
think this is it she was so

00:58:22.248 --> 00:58:24.010
overhyped the media was

00:58:24.050 --> 00:58:25.130
attention was on her that

00:58:25.590 --> 00:58:26.510
she had done all this stuff

00:58:26.530 --> 00:58:27.791
to change and get get her

00:58:27.871 --> 00:58:29.572
love for the game back and

00:58:29.632 --> 00:58:30.773
I just expected more than a

00:58:30.833 --> 00:58:32.735
sixteenth place yeah her

00:58:32.755 --> 00:58:34.197
adaptability at rogue

00:58:34.237 --> 00:58:35.056
wasn't good like she

00:58:35.077 --> 00:58:36.097
couldn't do the long muscle

00:58:36.137 --> 00:58:37.438
up she couldn't do the

00:58:37.478 --> 00:58:38.900
pegboard which normally she

00:58:38.940 --> 00:58:40.300
is so good at the pegboard

00:58:40.833 --> 00:58:43.994
So there, yeah, there's a few there.

00:58:44.014 --> 00:58:44.835
I'm going to spoil this

00:58:44.875 --> 00:58:46.096
because I probably won't make it.

00:58:46.715 --> 00:58:48.396
My most surprising female,

00:58:49.137 --> 00:58:53.077
I picked Haley for those big dichotomies,

00:58:53.117 --> 00:58:53.297
right?

00:58:53.318 --> 00:58:55.778
Like some great performance at semis.

00:58:55.838 --> 00:58:58.940
You know, like Erin says it's great here.

00:58:58.980 --> 00:59:00.440
I feel like she got a little stronger,

00:59:00.501 --> 00:59:01.780
but everything else regressed.

00:59:02.402 --> 00:59:02.922
So to me,

00:59:02.961 --> 00:59:04.722
there was some big surprises

00:59:04.762 --> 00:59:05.543
there for me with Haley.

00:59:06.463 --> 00:59:07.603
So that was my vote for that

00:59:07.623 --> 00:59:08.123
because that's like your

00:59:08.143 --> 00:59:09.885
last one and I will not be on for that.

00:59:09.965 --> 00:59:11.865
So that was my pick there.

00:59:12.766 --> 00:59:14.086
Ken keeps saying that

00:59:14.967 --> 00:59:16.628
Carolyn just keeps picking the Canadians.

00:59:18.349 --> 00:59:20.731
I've been honest, good and bad,

00:59:20.791 --> 00:59:22.032
good and bad with my Canadians.

00:59:22.811 --> 00:59:23.952
Can't stand DB every year.

00:59:23.972 --> 00:59:24.592
It's the same.

00:59:26.233 --> 00:59:26.914
And then Daniel,

00:59:27.195 --> 00:59:29.175
Dan Church echoes all that.

00:59:31.137 --> 00:59:32.577
And then Craig says Alexis.

00:59:33.074 --> 00:59:33.956
So that's a,

00:59:34.657 --> 00:59:37.360
I consider that for my dis my

00:59:37.380 --> 00:59:38.302
disappointed as well.

00:59:38.322 --> 00:59:38.422
Yeah.

00:59:38.442 --> 00:59:42.246
Good pick.

00:59:42.266 --> 00:59:42.547
All right.

00:59:42.706 --> 00:59:44.889
Next category is coach of

00:59:44.909 --> 00:59:48.594
the year and it's Carolyn.

00:59:50.672 --> 00:59:50.931
I mean,

00:59:50.972 --> 00:59:53.713
it's hard to not talk about what's

00:59:53.733 --> 00:59:56.255
going on at Burt camp and our brute,

00:59:56.974 --> 00:59:59.737
not camp or fitness with strength.

00:59:59.976 --> 01:00:01.358
And I was like, Oh, I forgot the name.

01:00:02.097 --> 01:00:04.039
Um, I don't know who coaches, what athlete,

01:00:04.059 --> 01:00:07.161
like, I don't know if it's that,

01:00:07.181 --> 01:00:07.780
if something's going,

01:00:08.201 --> 01:00:11.123
something good is going on, um, there.

01:00:12.697 --> 01:00:13.476
Yeah,

01:00:13.496 --> 01:00:15.478
I said Matt Torres along with Aaron

01:00:15.518 --> 01:00:16.978
Fraser.

01:00:17.940 --> 01:00:18.960
He took over Brute.

01:00:19.641 --> 01:00:21.280
He is now the owner of Brute, so I'm just,

01:00:21.461 --> 01:00:22.661
I guess, giving him the nod.

01:00:23.141 --> 01:00:24.862
But they also have Coach L

01:00:24.882 --> 01:00:26.903
there who's taken on a lot of clients.

01:00:27.545 --> 01:00:28.664
Coach L was at the Masters

01:00:28.684 --> 01:00:30.326
CrossFit Games with a ton of athletes.

01:00:30.746 --> 01:00:32.746
I know he's Kelsey Keels.

01:00:33.128 --> 01:00:34.268
He's Daniel Brandens.

01:00:35.528 --> 01:00:36.969
He just took on Jason Hopper.

01:00:37.409 --> 01:00:37.670
So, yeah.

01:00:39.496 --> 01:00:40.318
And I'll pick Caroline

01:00:40.358 --> 01:00:41.818
Lombre just to continue

01:00:41.838 --> 01:00:46.960
with my Canadians.

01:00:46.981 --> 01:00:47.262
Yeah.

01:00:47.282 --> 01:00:47.742
Thanks, Ken.

01:00:47.802 --> 01:00:49.822
My coach of the year is Tristan.

01:00:49.842 --> 01:00:52.304
Yeah.

01:00:52.324 --> 01:00:53.425
Because he got Hattie there.

01:00:54.186 --> 01:00:54.865
He got me there.

01:00:58.168 --> 01:00:59.349
Can't argue with results.

01:01:02.190 --> 01:01:02.269
Yeah.

01:01:02.289 --> 01:01:02.630
All right.

01:01:02.871 --> 01:01:04.612
Best viewing experience.

01:01:09.056 --> 01:01:10.655
We're not doing favorite moment.

01:01:11.195 --> 01:01:12.157
Oh, favorite moment of the year.

01:01:12.177 --> 01:01:12.536
I'm sorry.

01:01:12.916 --> 01:01:14.356
Favorite moment of the year.

01:01:14.376 --> 01:01:14.617
All right.

01:01:14.657 --> 01:01:15.376
This is my last one.

01:01:15.436 --> 01:01:16.036
I'm signing off.

01:01:16.538 --> 01:01:16.757
Okay.

01:01:16.998 --> 01:01:17.297
Is it me?

01:01:17.478 --> 01:01:19.177
I'll go.

01:01:19.478 --> 01:01:20.458
My favorite moment of the

01:01:20.478 --> 01:01:22.798
year was me finishing

01:01:23.239 --> 01:01:25.338
second in the power clean

01:01:25.358 --> 01:01:26.760
total bar burpee workout at

01:01:27.300 --> 01:01:29.940
the masters games.

01:01:29.980 --> 01:01:30.840
Little self-promotion.

01:01:32.280 --> 01:01:33.221
It was my favorite moment.

01:01:35.800 --> 01:01:36.981
I was more impressed by your

01:01:37.061 --> 01:01:38.121
echo bike performance.

01:01:38.686 --> 01:01:39.788
That was up there for me

01:01:39.807 --> 01:01:41.911
because it was like full push.

01:01:42.590 --> 01:01:45.255
Cause you're not that like tall, big,

01:01:45.295 --> 01:01:47.117
like that was impressive for me.

01:01:48.217 --> 01:01:49.697
I feel like both were like

01:01:49.797 --> 01:01:51.177
the power clean was super heavy.

01:01:51.538 --> 01:01:53.219
The bike was, is more power output.

01:01:53.418 --> 01:01:53.599
Um,

01:01:54.179 --> 01:01:55.699
I think the fact that there was more of

01:01:55.719 --> 01:01:57.681
a race on the floor in the,

01:01:58.081 --> 01:02:00.001
in the going back forth to the bar,

01:02:00.021 --> 01:02:01.362
to the toe, you're just on a bike.

01:02:01.382 --> 01:02:02.581
You don't know everyone's kills.

01:02:02.601 --> 01:02:03.443
It's really hard to see.

01:02:03.503 --> 01:02:03.802
It's not,

01:02:04.603 --> 01:02:05.744
I wasn't really happy with my

01:02:05.784 --> 01:02:06.423
performance.

01:02:06.643 --> 01:02:07.224
Don't get me wrong.

01:02:07.503 --> 01:02:09.085
I just think the race in the

01:02:09.184 --> 01:02:10.885
power clean one was a

01:02:10.965 --> 01:02:11.786
little more exciting.

01:02:13.483 --> 01:02:14.666
And that you got dizzy

01:02:14.686 --> 01:02:16.148
because they kept making you spin.

01:02:16.989 --> 01:02:19.032
Things could have been improved there,

01:02:19.072 --> 01:02:23.398
but it was, yeah.

01:02:23.438 --> 01:02:23.679
Carolyn?

01:02:25.614 --> 01:02:26.596
I didn't write this one down.

01:02:27.556 --> 01:02:27.896
Go ahead.

01:02:27.936 --> 01:02:28.257
You go first.

01:02:28.277 --> 01:02:29.516
But let me think about it.

01:02:29.556 --> 01:02:32.518
Mine is a semifinal syndicate crown.

01:02:33.059 --> 01:02:35.840
Lydia Fish finishing the snatch ladder.

01:02:36.380 --> 01:02:37.641
And I think it's I think it

01:02:37.762 --> 01:02:39.143
is so indelible because I

01:02:39.163 --> 01:02:41.563
was right beside her in the

01:02:41.603 --> 01:02:43.284
media pit and I caught the

01:02:43.324 --> 01:02:45.266
footage from behind with

01:02:45.306 --> 01:02:47.027
her entire family in the stands.

01:02:47.894 --> 01:02:49.956
going ballistic when she hit

01:02:49.976 --> 01:02:52.817
the last bar and like the

01:02:53.016 --> 01:02:54.978
the gen the genuine

01:02:55.038 --> 01:02:56.597
excitement in that arena

01:02:56.998 --> 01:03:00.059
when she did that was one

01:03:00.079 --> 01:03:01.360
of the coolest feelings of

01:03:01.380 --> 01:03:03.221
the year for me and so that

01:03:03.260 --> 01:03:04.920
is my favorite moment and

01:03:04.960 --> 01:03:05.922
it's still on my instagram

01:03:06.242 --> 01:03:07.222
uh as a real so if you want

01:03:07.242 --> 01:03:08.402
to go check that out but

01:03:08.443 --> 01:03:10.822
her dad like loses his mind

01:03:10.862 --> 01:03:12.164
in the stands and I

01:03:12.184 --> 01:03:14.045
captured that on video as

01:03:14.065 --> 01:03:14.945
she hit that final bar

01:03:16.646 --> 01:03:17.987
Okay, I have one, Ken.

01:03:19.047 --> 01:03:19.768
Canadian again.

01:03:21.730 --> 01:03:23.610
So I was in the stands at

01:03:23.670 --> 01:03:27.413
Syndicate Crown for the last event,

01:03:27.452 --> 01:03:28.434
and I'm sitting with Chloe

01:03:28.454 --> 01:03:29.833
Goldvang-David's parents

01:03:30.114 --> 01:03:34.277
and her boyfriend cheering for her.

01:03:34.436 --> 01:03:36.717
And after she smashed that event,

01:03:37.599 --> 01:03:39.340
just seeing her qualify

01:03:39.360 --> 01:03:41.420
again for the Games was exciting.

01:03:42.822 --> 01:03:44.262
I have a lot of appreciation for her.

01:03:45.956 --> 01:03:47.456
in the sport and I have a good,

01:03:47.476 --> 01:03:48.338
good relationship with her.

01:03:48.378 --> 01:03:49.378
So just was very,

01:03:49.418 --> 01:03:51.021
very happy to see her get

01:03:51.061 --> 01:03:52.961
back to the games, um,

01:03:53.021 --> 01:03:55.445
at the expense of other Canadian friends,

01:03:55.664 --> 01:03:57.967
which that's not good, but, um,

01:03:58.086 --> 01:03:58.867
I was happy for Chloe.

01:03:58.927 --> 01:03:59.007
Yeah.

01:04:00.789 --> 01:04:01.829
Not many people had her on

01:04:01.849 --> 01:04:03.391
their bingo card for making

01:04:03.411 --> 01:04:06.173
the jump on that final workout.

01:04:06.835 --> 01:04:09.097
I said that that Sunday was

01:04:09.317 --> 01:04:10.217
built for Chloe.

01:04:10.237 --> 01:04:12.320
You did build for her.

01:04:14.492 --> 01:04:16.634
We also have Ricky running

01:04:16.673 --> 01:04:18.394
the sub five minute mile at the games.

01:04:19.596 --> 01:04:22.398
That was pretty awesome.

01:04:23.418 --> 01:04:24.880
James final games event.

01:04:25.481 --> 01:04:26.501
That was pretty awesome too.

01:04:26.601 --> 01:04:28.422
That was Aaron's choice.

01:04:28.563 --> 01:04:31.025
He was torn between my

01:04:31.385 --> 01:04:32.766
performance or the games,

01:04:33.606 --> 01:04:34.507
the games final event.

01:04:35.088 --> 01:04:35.969
He thought that was a really

01:04:35.989 --> 01:04:36.789
good race on the floor

01:04:36.829 --> 01:04:38.150
between like three of the men.

01:04:38.331 --> 01:04:39.391
And he was like,

01:04:39.411 --> 01:04:39.992
that's like the one that

01:04:40.032 --> 01:04:40.733
sticks out in my mind.

01:04:42.663 --> 01:04:43.623
I wouldn't be surprised if

01:04:43.684 --> 01:04:44.864
Tudor joined Brute this year.

01:04:45.605 --> 01:04:45.786
You know,

01:04:45.806 --> 01:04:47.507
what's funny is Tudor started with Brute.

01:04:48.186 --> 01:04:48.327
Right.

01:04:48.688 --> 01:04:50.329
He was a Matt Torres athlete

01:04:51.210 --> 01:04:52.771
back when him and Dallin

01:04:52.791 --> 01:04:54.952
and James were all teens.

01:04:55.552 --> 01:04:56.273
And Emma Carey,

01:04:56.934 --> 01:04:58.235
that group was all together

01:04:58.255 --> 01:05:02.217
with Matt Torres back in the day.

01:05:02.237 --> 01:05:02.579
All right.

01:05:02.699 --> 01:05:03.338
I'm going to sign off.

01:05:03.759 --> 01:05:05.019
You guys want me to remove you?

01:05:06.081 --> 01:05:06.902
I think I can leave the studio.

01:05:06.922 --> 01:05:07.001
Okay.

01:05:07.021 --> 01:05:07.121
Okay.

01:05:07.681 --> 01:05:07.862
Bye.

01:05:07.902 --> 01:05:08.463
Bye.

01:05:08.822 --> 01:05:09.603
Bye.

01:05:17.375 --> 01:05:18.876
Okay.

01:05:18.896 --> 01:05:19.635
We get to go.

01:05:19.936 --> 01:05:20.177
Whoops.

01:05:20.197 --> 01:05:23.237
There, ah, there we go.

01:05:23.277 --> 01:05:23.697
Wide screen.

01:05:24.599 --> 01:05:24.858
Um, uh,

01:05:28.400 --> 01:05:30.021
Carolyn with the make a Canadian

01:05:30.041 --> 01:05:30.481
great again.

01:05:31.422 --> 01:05:32.222
We've been good.

01:05:32.302 --> 01:05:33.063
We've been here.

01:05:33.264 --> 01:05:35.545
We've won on both the males

01:05:35.585 --> 01:05:36.324
and females side.

01:05:36.344 --> 01:05:38.527
So there ain't no great again.

01:05:39.887 --> 01:05:41.487
Uh, so best viewing experience.

01:05:42.728 --> 01:05:42.989
Rogue.

01:05:43.990 --> 01:05:46.010
rogue that's mine the

01:05:46.070 --> 01:05:48.431
package the special package

01:05:48.452 --> 01:05:49.771
you can purchase with rogue

01:05:50.871 --> 01:05:51.913
every event that has

01:05:51.952 --> 01:05:54.753
streaming should offer that

01:05:54.813 --> 01:05:55.713
it's a way to make your

01:05:55.753 --> 01:05:56.954
money back it is a revenue

01:05:56.994 --> 01:05:59.193
stream um they charge

01:05:59.233 --> 01:06:00.153
twenty five dollars every

01:06:00.193 --> 01:06:01.974
year you can move the

01:06:02.014 --> 01:06:03.875
freaking camera to watch

01:06:03.914 --> 01:06:05.295
whatever you want to watch

01:06:05.675 --> 01:06:06.996
how can you not love that

01:06:08.286 --> 01:06:09.425
And you can either pick the

01:06:09.465 --> 01:06:11.347
traditional broadcast or

01:06:11.726 --> 01:06:12.666
what I call their Manning

01:06:12.686 --> 01:06:14.248
cast or their tailgate party.

01:06:14.688 --> 01:06:15.487
You can do both.

01:06:17.788 --> 01:06:18.489
And to me,

01:06:18.528 --> 01:06:19.889
that was the best viewing

01:06:19.909 --> 01:06:20.688
experience by far.

01:06:22.389 --> 01:06:24.389
Not even remotely close.

01:06:25.449 --> 01:06:27.871
It's so much better than any other comp.

01:06:28.530 --> 01:06:30.512
They raise the bar all the

01:06:30.552 --> 01:06:33.293
time for competitions and stuff.

01:06:33.313 --> 01:06:35.132
So yeah, it's great.

01:06:37.547 --> 01:06:43.230
best of overall event your

01:06:43.250 --> 01:06:48.373
turn rogue yeah me too I

01:06:48.393 --> 01:06:49.713
mean you have the athletes

01:06:49.853 --> 01:06:51.215
as well as a new location

01:06:51.295 --> 01:06:52.596
in in europe the fans are

01:06:52.615 --> 01:06:56.018
great um like there are

01:06:56.057 --> 01:06:57.358
good like there were other

01:06:57.418 --> 01:06:58.960
good events out there like

01:06:59.000 --> 01:07:01.300
in terms of some of the semi-finals um

01:07:03.846 --> 01:07:04.608
but you don't always have

01:07:04.648 --> 01:07:06.235
the best of the best

01:07:06.275 --> 01:07:07.599
competing and like Rogue

01:07:07.619 --> 01:07:09.146
just gets those athletes there.

01:07:10.655 --> 01:07:12.175
It has the best atmosphere in the world.

01:07:14.818 --> 01:07:16.259
They pay attention to every detail.

01:07:16.818 --> 01:07:18.639
Waterpalooza was essentially

01:07:18.699 --> 01:07:19.601
rained out this year.

01:07:20.521 --> 01:07:21.681
The games had the tragic

01:07:21.742 --> 01:07:23.603
event that took away a lot there.

01:07:24.103 --> 01:07:25.043
So there really wasn't even

01:07:25.063 --> 01:07:26.065
a lot of competition.

01:07:27.025 --> 01:07:29.487
Semifinals were underwhelmingly attended,

01:07:29.786 --> 01:07:31.288
except for Europe and Torian.

01:07:32.849 --> 01:07:33.849
But for me,

01:07:33.909 --> 01:07:35.130
those were tough to watch just

01:07:35.150 --> 01:07:35.992
because they were in the

01:07:36.012 --> 01:07:36.552
middle of the night.

01:07:38.112 --> 01:07:40.514
Um, but so rogue by far.

01:07:40.994 --> 01:07:41.735
Yeah.

01:07:41.835 --> 01:07:42.735
And then, yeah.

01:07:42.835 --> 01:07:42.996
Yeah.

01:07:43.016 --> 01:07:46.038
That's what I was going to say.

01:07:46.057 --> 01:07:46.478
Like if you,

01:07:46.557 --> 01:07:47.199
if you want to go with a

01:07:47.239 --> 01:07:50.460
smaller competition, um,

01:07:50.481 --> 01:07:51.382
competition with less money

01:07:51.402 --> 01:07:53.744
than what rogue can put out, then crash,

01:07:53.804 --> 01:07:55.864
I think nailed it.

01:07:55.905 --> 01:07:56.465
Yeah.

01:07:56.545 --> 01:07:56.766
They did.

01:07:56.945 --> 01:07:58.327
They do a great job now every year.

01:07:59.288 --> 01:08:01.949
Um, so super stoked that they're,

01:08:02.090 --> 01:08:04.552
they keep doing what they do.

01:08:04.811 --> 01:08:06.353
Um, best event workout.

01:08:11.163 --> 01:08:12.143
I didn't think about this one.

01:08:12.324 --> 01:08:14.324
You added some new ones that I didn't see.

01:08:15.684 --> 01:08:16.664
This one's always been there.

01:08:17.365 --> 01:08:17.805
Oh, has it?

01:08:18.246 --> 01:08:19.265
Best event workout.

01:08:19.286 --> 01:08:20.447
Yeah.

01:08:21.766 --> 01:08:22.067
I'll go ahead.

01:08:22.087 --> 01:08:23.047
I think I like the finale.

01:08:23.368 --> 01:08:24.929
I like the finale of the semifinals.

01:08:24.988 --> 01:08:26.328
And I don't know if it's

01:08:26.368 --> 01:08:27.349
because there's so much on

01:08:27.389 --> 01:08:29.489
the line for it that it

01:08:29.510 --> 01:08:30.930
just created a lot of excitement.

01:08:30.951 --> 01:08:31.591
But I thought it was one of

01:08:31.610 --> 01:08:33.631
the better finales that we've seen.

01:08:35.152 --> 01:08:37.012
We match again.

01:08:37.073 --> 01:08:37.153
Yeah.

01:08:38.715 --> 01:08:41.155
The distance on the lunge at

01:08:41.176 --> 01:08:43.556
the end could not have been more perfect.

01:08:45.738 --> 01:08:46.338
It was,

01:08:48.180 --> 01:08:50.801
there was so much devastation in

01:08:50.881 --> 01:08:52.721
that last event with

01:08:52.862 --> 01:08:54.122
everything on the line.

01:08:54.722 --> 01:08:55.984
It brought all the drama.

01:08:57.024 --> 01:08:58.385
Um, usually the, you know,

01:08:58.404 --> 01:08:59.324
they always say the workout

01:08:59.345 --> 01:09:00.086
shouldn't be the star.

01:09:00.105 --> 01:09:01.305
The athlete should be the star,

01:09:01.907 --> 01:09:04.448
but that workout was the

01:09:04.507 --> 01:09:06.548
star to end all the semifinals.

01:09:08.412 --> 01:09:09.755
Yeah, it really was great.

01:09:09.954 --> 01:09:11.997
And like going in, I was like, oh,

01:09:12.118 --> 01:09:13.640
like no one's going to put

01:09:13.680 --> 01:09:14.581
down the lunges.

01:09:14.600 --> 01:09:15.221
Like it's going to be

01:09:15.261 --> 01:09:16.422
irrelevant for most people

01:09:16.462 --> 01:09:17.444
that they're just strong enough.

01:09:17.885 --> 01:09:18.685
And then sure enough,

01:09:18.746 --> 01:09:21.328
people are those dumbbells are slipping.

01:09:21.368 --> 01:09:23.110
People are having to get called back.

01:09:23.171 --> 01:09:25.975
And it was that was an exciting event.

01:09:28.520 --> 01:09:29.881
People are like, giving JR some love,

01:09:29.900 --> 01:09:30.881
well-deserved, yes.

01:09:31.581 --> 01:09:32.442
And then Jay Birch says,

01:09:32.542 --> 01:09:33.582
was it Torium Pro that had

01:09:33.601 --> 01:09:34.762
the cool opening ceremony?

01:09:35.462 --> 01:09:36.363
They always have.

01:09:36.564 --> 01:09:37.703
It's like a rock show there.

01:09:37.743 --> 01:09:39.324
They've got fireworks and

01:09:39.364 --> 01:09:42.985
flames and lasers and everything else.

01:09:43.046 --> 01:09:46.368
I so want to get to go there

01:09:46.507 --> 01:09:52.310
one time to watch what they put on.

01:09:52.369 --> 01:09:54.270
Last two categories.

01:09:54.390 --> 01:09:56.591
Most surprising performance, male.

01:10:00.041 --> 01:10:00.761
It's my turn, right?

01:10:01.082 --> 01:10:04.224
So I go James Brown.

01:10:04.304 --> 01:10:04.524
Uh,

01:10:04.545 --> 01:10:06.365
games like nobody saw him winning the

01:10:06.386 --> 01:10:08.106
games.

01:10:08.186 --> 01:10:10.609
If, if you had him picked before you,

01:10:10.649 --> 01:10:11.649
you're going to Vegas to

01:10:11.689 --> 01:10:12.890
collect a big sum of money.

01:10:13.891 --> 01:10:14.051
Um,

01:10:15.779 --> 01:10:17.140
And even though it was

01:10:17.180 --> 01:10:18.220
really tough to include

01:10:18.261 --> 01:10:19.261
much of the games in

01:10:19.341 --> 01:10:20.600
judging this season because

01:10:20.621 --> 01:10:21.341
of what happened there,

01:10:21.921 --> 01:10:23.101
that was a huge surprise.

01:10:23.702 --> 01:10:25.622
And like James is just one

01:10:25.641 --> 01:10:26.902
of the coolest dudes I've ever met.

01:10:27.502 --> 01:10:29.002
So happy for him and his family.

01:10:30.643 --> 01:10:31.342
It was just awesome.

01:10:31.622 --> 01:10:33.104
And that to me,

01:10:33.144 --> 01:10:34.144
that's the most surprising

01:10:34.184 --> 01:10:36.484
male performance.

01:10:36.564 --> 01:10:37.904
I'm going to go Austin Hatfield.

01:10:38.324 --> 01:10:40.984
I thought that he had a

01:10:41.024 --> 01:10:44.086
couple event wins like for him to win.

01:10:44.573 --> 01:10:45.614
two events at the games.

01:10:46.734 --> 01:10:47.595
I think he won a couple,

01:10:48.315 --> 01:10:49.856
at least one at the semifinals too.

01:10:53.460 --> 01:10:55.581
I didn't expect as much from him.

01:10:55.980 --> 01:10:57.261
And I know that the games, again,

01:10:57.301 --> 01:10:58.082
like if you put everyone in

01:10:58.103 --> 01:10:59.484
the field with the right mentality,

01:10:59.503 --> 01:11:01.864
it's a different maybe outcome.

01:11:02.565 --> 01:11:03.485
But I still thought that he

01:11:03.506 --> 01:11:06.167
was better than I expected.

01:11:07.288 --> 01:11:07.609
Come on,

01:11:07.649 --> 01:11:08.689
John Young would have told you

01:11:08.729 --> 01:11:10.451
about Austin Hatfield six years ago.

01:11:11.411 --> 01:11:12.332
I know, but I'm not.

01:11:14.639 --> 01:11:17.440
not going on that he did

01:11:17.480 --> 01:11:18.261
have like the biggest

01:11:18.301 --> 01:11:20.301
cheering crowd though at

01:11:20.582 --> 01:11:23.623
syndicate uh that was him

01:11:23.663 --> 01:11:24.564
and haley adams it was

01:11:24.625 --> 01:11:26.466
crazy how many people were

01:11:26.485 --> 01:11:28.386
there for them it was so loud

01:11:30.319 --> 01:11:31.059
That was fun to see.

01:11:31.219 --> 01:11:33.880
Someone knew, you know, Austin was,

01:11:34.140 --> 01:11:34.380
you know,

01:11:34.399 --> 01:11:37.180
he was in Orlando the year before, but in,

01:11:37.500 --> 01:11:40.801
in Tennessee, near his hometown, uh,

01:11:40.820 --> 01:11:41.581
the people from West

01:11:41.600 --> 01:11:44.202
Virginia could get down there and, uh,

01:11:44.221 --> 01:11:50.103
man, it was loud.

01:11:50.342 --> 01:11:50.542
Uh,

01:11:51.382 --> 01:11:52.963
Ken Walter said Hatfield's going to be

01:11:52.984 --> 01:11:54.484
a game's regular release the rabbit.

01:11:57.730 --> 01:11:59.112
we finish up with most

01:11:59.152 --> 01:12:00.192
surprising performance

01:12:00.212 --> 01:12:12.076
female emily rolf sure she

01:12:12.095 --> 01:12:14.317
was in my list yeah howdy

01:12:14.337 --> 01:12:15.556
kanye I'm gonna go with all

01:12:15.577 --> 01:12:16.597
the canadians just tonight

01:12:17.917 --> 01:12:19.139
well I went with hattie

01:12:19.179 --> 01:12:20.618
hattie hattie at

01:12:20.759 --> 01:12:24.980
semi-finals yeah not not

01:12:25.001 --> 01:12:25.801
necessarily at the games

01:12:26.734 --> 01:12:27.694
Oh, my only,

01:12:28.034 --> 01:12:30.576
my only wish for her is that

01:12:31.095 --> 01:12:32.136
she wouldn't have blown the

01:12:32.176 --> 01:12:35.978
last event and had a podium finish to,

01:12:36.057 --> 01:12:39.979
to cap it off because she

01:12:40.019 --> 01:12:42.539
was leading going into the

01:12:42.560 --> 01:12:46.060
final event and then lost

01:12:46.100 --> 01:12:46.980
it on that workout.

01:12:47.001 --> 01:12:49.042
We just talked about enough

01:12:49.082 --> 01:12:51.943
where she fell back.

01:12:52.063 --> 01:12:52.983
I take my votes back.

01:12:53.682 --> 01:12:53.903
Gabby.

01:12:53.922 --> 01:12:54.023
Okay.

01:12:57.923 --> 01:12:58.304
Gabby,

01:12:58.344 --> 01:13:00.984
because I knew she was getting good.

01:13:01.545 --> 01:13:03.125
I didn't know she was getting this good.

01:13:04.466 --> 01:13:07.907
And I didn't know that she was going to be,

01:13:08.087 --> 01:13:08.447
you know,

01:13:08.686 --> 01:13:11.087
right there with Laura as much

01:13:11.148 --> 01:13:12.148
as I... Because to me,

01:13:12.167 --> 01:13:13.387
it was like Tia and Laura

01:13:13.427 --> 01:13:14.588
are just like completely

01:13:14.628 --> 01:13:15.988
separated from the rest of the girls.

01:13:16.849 --> 01:13:17.389
And then there's like a

01:13:17.469 --> 01:13:19.250
little group of girls, you know,

01:13:19.289 --> 01:13:22.291
within that three to seven or eight.

01:13:22.310 --> 01:13:24.430
And then there's another little group.

01:13:24.451 --> 01:13:25.851
But I thought...

01:13:26.952 --> 01:13:29.073
Gabby really made a step this year.

01:13:29.654 --> 01:13:30.875
Really made a step.

01:13:30.895 --> 01:13:31.676
So you are picking a

01:13:31.735 --> 01:13:33.796
non-Canadian as your most

01:13:33.837 --> 01:13:37.140
surprising athlete of twenty twenty four.

01:13:37.239 --> 01:13:37.640
Yep.

01:13:37.659 --> 01:13:38.081
I'll do it.

01:13:38.220 --> 01:13:39.082
I'll pick a non-Canadian.

01:13:39.101 --> 01:13:42.304
All right.

01:13:42.344 --> 01:13:43.385
So that was fun.

01:13:44.064 --> 01:13:45.987
The the Clydes are over.

01:13:48.729 --> 01:13:50.591
We have Craig says Emily at

01:13:50.610 --> 01:13:51.411
the Games third.

01:13:51.872 --> 01:13:52.731
That was surprising.

01:13:54.474 --> 01:13:54.993
And Kate.

01:14:03.951 --> 01:14:06.072
Man, my internet is going.

01:14:07.012 --> 01:14:08.273
I didn't know if it was mine or yours.

01:14:08.734 --> 01:14:09.253
It's mine.

01:14:10.213 --> 01:14:10.373
Okay.

01:14:10.394 --> 01:14:11.494
It's not happened in a while.

01:14:13.555 --> 01:14:14.877
So hopefully it comes back.

01:14:14.957 --> 01:14:18.238
We're coming back.

01:14:22.940 --> 01:14:24.221
Patrick Clark is bragging

01:14:24.242 --> 01:14:25.282
that he's been telling us

01:14:25.322 --> 01:14:28.944
about Gabby for two years now.

01:14:28.963 --> 01:14:30.185
Something changed this year though.

01:14:31.413 --> 01:14:32.515
I mean, she trained with Laura.

01:14:32.675 --> 01:14:34.735
She was, she looked like she was happy.

01:14:35.417 --> 01:14:38.378
She learned from one of the

01:14:38.399 --> 01:14:39.139
best in the sports.

01:14:39.158 --> 01:14:40.159
Like if you're training with

01:14:40.220 --> 01:14:41.581
one of the best and you're getting pushed,

01:14:41.621 --> 01:14:43.002
like that's going to help in training.

01:14:43.702 --> 01:14:43.862
Like,

01:14:43.881 --> 01:14:45.302
I don't know what has happened since

01:14:45.342 --> 01:14:45.564
then.

01:14:45.604 --> 01:14:47.145
And I'm not going to get into any of that,

01:14:47.185 --> 01:14:55.930
but I mean, that helped her.

01:14:55.990 --> 01:14:56.791
And I think it helped.

01:14:57.070 --> 01:14:57.832
It helped Laura too.

01:15:07.051 --> 01:15:10.373
Sorry about that.

01:15:10.453 --> 01:15:10.753
OK.

01:15:12.095 --> 01:15:13.036
A couple other things before

01:15:13.055 --> 01:15:13.697
we head out of here.

01:15:15.677 --> 01:15:16.719
Speaking of the WK Crown,

01:15:17.680 --> 01:15:19.862
the volunteer registration is open.

01:15:21.882 --> 01:15:27.667
And here is the Google Doc for everybody.

01:15:28.168 --> 01:15:30.570
You can go out to and fill out that.

01:15:30.610 --> 01:15:33.153
And they have jobs available.

01:15:38.635 --> 01:15:40.756
sure athlete control gear

01:15:41.216 --> 01:15:43.136
judges media medical

01:15:43.756 --> 01:15:44.837
scoring and special

01:15:44.877 --> 01:15:48.358
assignments so make sure to

01:15:48.377 --> 01:15:53.998
go check that out I don't

01:15:54.019 --> 01:15:55.079
know if you had it on the

01:15:55.119 --> 01:15:56.859
the list too but the one

01:15:57.220 --> 01:16:00.001
competition the rebel rebel

01:16:00.020 --> 01:16:01.662
games or whatever they

01:16:01.702 --> 01:16:03.301
announced today or

01:16:03.341 --> 01:16:05.582
yesterday that you know the

01:16:05.643 --> 01:16:06.443
athletes that would be

01:16:07.082 --> 01:16:10.067
competing there are only

01:16:10.106 --> 01:16:12.570
going to be from the

01:16:14.613 --> 01:16:18.640
African region and the UAE itself.

01:16:20.225 --> 01:16:21.185
So that was surprising.

01:16:21.265 --> 01:16:23.106
And you know, this way, you know,

01:16:23.127 --> 01:16:24.967
we don't know the details about the other,

01:16:25.948 --> 01:16:26.509
um,

01:16:26.548 --> 01:16:29.130
semi-finals and maybe this is going to

01:16:29.229 --> 01:16:31.131
set a precedent for next

01:16:31.192 --> 01:16:32.893
year and what people might

01:16:32.953 --> 01:16:34.594
do in the following years.

01:16:35.814 --> 01:16:37.395
Um, you know,

01:16:37.494 --> 01:16:39.216
people might be looking at this like, Oh,

01:16:39.817 --> 01:16:40.716
I guess there's no restriction.

01:16:40.756 --> 01:16:41.997
We could do that with ours too.

01:16:42.658 --> 01:16:44.579
So I'll be interested to see

01:16:44.859 --> 01:16:49.722
if any of that, um, happens this year or

01:16:50.256 --> 01:16:52.256
in the future years because

01:16:52.277 --> 01:16:53.516
we already have cut down

01:16:53.556 --> 01:16:54.796
the field and if we start

01:16:56.957 --> 01:16:58.618
changing things it could be

01:16:59.738 --> 01:17:01.939
yeah from your perspective

01:17:02.019 --> 01:17:02.979
I can see where that is

01:17:03.640 --> 01:17:06.979
it's getting it sucks and

01:17:07.980 --> 01:17:09.440
no uncertain terms we

01:17:09.461 --> 01:17:10.261
thought we were going away

01:17:10.280 --> 01:17:12.162
from the regions and now

01:17:14.341 --> 01:17:15.122
and now we're just adding

01:17:15.143 --> 01:17:16.542
them back in in a different format

01:17:22.769 --> 01:17:25.171
I also have this announcement.

01:17:25.211 --> 01:17:26.190
This came this week.

01:17:27.152 --> 01:17:28.672
Katrin David's daughter got

01:17:28.712 --> 01:17:29.854
engaged to Brooks.

01:17:32.154 --> 01:17:33.176
And I don't know if you saw this,

01:17:33.216 --> 01:17:35.516
but the ring is a whopper.

01:17:38.019 --> 01:17:38.979
But they look very happy.

01:17:39.019 --> 01:17:40.220
They've looked happy for years.

01:17:41.100 --> 01:17:47.283
So happy for them.

01:17:47.363 --> 01:17:47.925
And then...

01:17:50.817 --> 01:17:53.318
last big thing and then

01:17:53.358 --> 01:17:54.578
we'll get out of here is

01:17:55.018 --> 01:17:56.319
waterpalooza has made a ton

01:17:56.338 --> 01:18:00.420
of announcements today um

01:18:00.439 --> 01:18:01.279
they have announced all

01:18:01.300 --> 01:18:03.020
their elite teams women and

01:18:03.060 --> 01:18:04.442
men and all their elite

01:18:04.481 --> 01:18:06.942
individuals so here are the

01:18:06.981 --> 01:18:08.262
elite teams you can go to

01:18:08.283 --> 01:18:10.564
their instagram you can see

01:18:10.583 --> 01:18:11.304
like the sydney wells

01:18:11.323 --> 01:18:12.363
brookwell's haley adams

01:18:12.884 --> 01:18:14.225
kyra milligan danny spiegel

01:18:14.284 --> 01:18:16.125
olivia kerstetter then

01:18:16.145 --> 01:18:17.345
there's I'm not going to go

01:18:17.365 --> 01:18:17.926
through all of them

01:18:19.704 --> 01:18:20.645
try to go slow so you can

01:18:20.685 --> 01:18:22.787
kind of see them I'll point

01:18:22.827 --> 01:18:24.828
out the ones that um kind

01:18:24.847 --> 01:18:26.930
of stand out emily rawl

01:18:26.949 --> 01:18:28.711
ferial lowen alex kazan

01:18:28.810 --> 01:18:30.332
elisa fuliano linda keesman

01:18:30.372 --> 01:18:33.173
fisa goffi ali weiss lauren

01:18:33.194 --> 01:18:34.814
stalwood and sydney smith

01:18:36.756 --> 01:18:39.917
uh shelby neal emma lawson

01:18:39.938 --> 01:18:42.800
danielle brandon there's

01:18:42.819 --> 01:18:44.240
some great teams and great

01:18:44.280 --> 01:18:46.381
individuals it's going to be stacked

01:18:46.814 --> 01:18:48.435
Lucy Campbell, Jennifer Muir,

01:18:48.676 --> 01:18:49.796
and Taylor Howe.

01:18:55.501 --> 01:18:56.442
Speaking of Tristan,

01:18:56.921 --> 01:18:58.363
a bunch of his athletes, Hattie Canio,

01:18:58.382 --> 01:19:00.984
Madison McElhaney, and Elisa Shower.

01:19:02.985 --> 01:19:05.747
Jamie Smith, Jesse Smith, Amy Kringle,

01:19:05.807 --> 01:19:06.668
and Annika Greer.

01:19:08.270 --> 01:19:10.230
Emily Rethwell, Elizabeth Wishart,

01:19:10.350 --> 01:19:11.471
and Hannah Black.

01:19:12.051 --> 01:19:14.293
And then the daughters have joined forces.

01:19:16.324 --> 01:19:18.905
Katrin, Annie, and Sarah all together.

01:19:21.386 --> 01:19:23.207
Reese Littlewood, Lucy McGonigal,

01:19:23.408 --> 01:19:24.868
and Berggrost.

01:19:25.550 --> 01:19:28.251
The OGs and then the new teens.

01:19:28.270 --> 01:19:32.092
That's pretty cool.

01:19:33.113 --> 01:19:34.554
Ava George, Grace Lochner,

01:19:34.634 --> 01:19:40.957
and Trista Smith, another young team.

01:19:40.997 --> 01:19:42.637
So that is the women.

01:19:45.756 --> 01:19:47.398
and then I know we have

01:19:47.417 --> 01:19:50.161
whoop here are the

01:19:50.220 --> 01:19:55.645
individuals all announced

01:19:56.546 --> 01:19:58.346
uh erica folo emma tall

01:19:58.386 --> 01:20:00.588
claudia gluck kyra milligan

01:20:01.048 --> 01:20:02.869
brooke wells alexis raptus

01:20:03.551 --> 01:20:06.934
andrea pinero elizabeth

01:20:06.974 --> 01:20:09.034
wishart hattie canyo emily

01:20:09.095 --> 01:20:10.676
lumberg amia lumberg

01:20:11.782 --> 01:20:14.042
Amy Kringle, Danny Spiegel, Linda Keisman,

01:20:14.722 --> 01:20:19.363
Georgia Pryor, Laura Horvat, Emily Rolfe,

01:20:19.484 --> 01:20:24.904
Chloe Govan-David, Jessica Androzik,

01:20:25.784 --> 01:20:27.826
Victoria Campos, Lucy McGonigal,

01:20:27.905 --> 01:20:30.025
Bethany Flores, Elisa Fuliano,

01:20:30.627 --> 01:20:34.186
Ariel Lowen, Lydia Fish, Reese Littlewood,

01:20:34.386 --> 01:20:38.427
Jennifer Muir, Abigail Domet, Lexi Neely,

01:20:39.248 --> 01:20:40.748
Annika Greer, Zoe Warren,

01:20:42.386 --> 01:20:43.766
lucy campbell sydney wells

01:20:43.907 --> 01:20:46.667
and sahir kaya that's quite

01:20:47.028 --> 01:20:49.548
a field for wadapalooza on

01:20:49.569 --> 01:20:51.970
the women's side very

01:20:52.010 --> 01:20:54.631
stacked on the men's side

01:20:54.671 --> 01:20:55.810
it's not quite as stacked

01:20:55.831 --> 01:20:56.650
but there's still some big

01:20:56.690 --> 01:20:58.891
names uh we have alex

01:20:58.992 --> 01:21:03.134
catoulas moritz feebig jack farlow uh

01:21:05.086 --> 01:21:09.029
kike serveini kaike ricky

01:21:09.048 --> 01:21:10.649
garrard nick matthew gima

01:21:10.689 --> 01:21:13.591
hieros alexander caron

01:21:14.152 --> 01:21:15.212
harry lightfoot austin

01:21:15.231 --> 01:21:18.033
hatfield uh jeff adler luka

01:21:18.073 --> 01:21:22.056
jukic uh saxon pancheck

01:21:22.716 --> 01:21:24.097
trayvon benton james

01:21:24.137 --> 01:21:26.560
sprague travis mayer max

01:21:26.600 --> 01:21:31.662
krieg luke parker pat velner anola kai

01:21:32.761 --> 01:21:36.404
John Wood, Yonikoski, Ruan.

01:21:36.425 --> 01:21:38.645
The guys have a lot of great names, too.

01:21:39.667 --> 01:21:43.149
Both sides are... This is a great roster.

01:21:45.792 --> 01:21:47.993
And then... That's the women again.

01:21:49.574 --> 01:21:50.695
The elite team's men.

01:21:51.475 --> 01:21:52.157
Pull that up.

01:21:54.798 --> 01:21:55.139
This one,

01:21:55.578 --> 01:21:58.081
I don't think is as stacked as

01:21:58.100 --> 01:21:58.622
some of the other,

01:21:58.662 --> 01:22:00.262
but there's some stacked teams.

01:22:02.094 --> 01:22:03.373
Justin Madaris, Dallin Pepper,

01:22:03.413 --> 01:22:06.015
Willie Georges, Jack Farlow,

01:22:06.034 --> 01:22:09.735
Benjuan Boulanger, Tudor Magda, Hopper,

01:22:09.855 --> 01:22:14.117
Adler, Vellner, Saxon Pancheck,

01:22:14.157 --> 01:22:19.797
Jorge Fernandez, Guy Mejeros, Noah Olsen,

01:22:19.818 --> 01:22:21.177
Chandler Smith, Travis Mayer,

01:22:22.399 --> 01:22:25.819
who always do well at Waterpalooza,

01:22:25.918 --> 01:22:27.199
Alex Cotullis, Nick Matthew,

01:22:27.220 --> 01:22:28.399
and Brandon Shipper.

01:22:30.378 --> 01:22:32.460
uh Michael Wislowski Pablo

01:22:32.579 --> 01:22:34.801
Caza Cazales Callum

01:22:34.841 --> 01:22:37.662
Clements uh the vigno

01:22:37.702 --> 01:22:39.181
brothers are joining up

01:22:39.221 --> 01:22:44.484
with Yves Eric pelote and

01:22:44.505 --> 01:22:45.564
then we have Moritz fee big

01:22:45.604 --> 01:22:46.585
Harry Lightfoot and Luca

01:22:46.625 --> 01:22:50.707
jukic joining up and that's

01:22:50.886 --> 01:22:51.966
those and then those are

01:22:52.006 --> 01:22:53.007
pretty much the big names

01:22:53.608 --> 01:22:54.347
on that side but there's

01:22:54.427 --> 01:22:55.748
definitely some stack teams

01:22:57.237 --> 01:23:02.100
I did not see Colton as one of the names.

01:23:02.161 --> 01:23:05.203
Sorry.

01:23:05.283 --> 01:23:12.149
I know he is a fan favorite.

01:23:12.189 --> 01:23:13.029
I think that's pretty much

01:23:13.069 --> 01:23:15.551
all the news from the week.

01:23:15.712 --> 01:23:16.252
That was a lot.

01:23:18.552 --> 01:23:21.034
So we did not do our gauntlet workouts.

01:23:22.395 --> 01:23:23.917
We are going to do them next

01:23:24.016 --> 01:23:25.278
week instead because there

01:23:25.297 --> 01:23:26.259
was so much news.

01:23:26.819 --> 01:23:28.001
And with Jamie's schedule,

01:23:28.081 --> 01:23:29.641
it was tough for her to

01:23:29.681 --> 01:23:31.563
commit to do that and the

01:23:31.604 --> 01:23:32.484
year-end awards.

01:23:32.965 --> 01:23:34.085
So Sunday night,

01:23:34.565 --> 01:23:36.667
we are going to do the workout.

01:23:36.728 --> 01:23:37.929
The assignment for you all

01:23:38.109 --> 01:23:40.270
is create a sixty to ninety

01:23:40.289 --> 01:23:40.930
minute workout.

01:23:40.951 --> 01:23:43.033
Mine's under, but that's okay.

01:23:44.792 --> 01:23:45.672
Well, mine is too,

01:23:45.712 --> 01:23:48.213
but I left mine is sixty

01:23:48.234 --> 01:23:49.335
minutes in total with a

01:23:49.395 --> 01:23:51.435
transition so that you can

01:23:51.595 --> 01:23:53.876
keep it moving.

01:23:53.935 --> 01:23:54.695
If that makes sense.

01:23:55.856 --> 01:23:55.976
Yeah.

01:23:55.997 --> 01:23:56.077
Yeah.

01:23:56.096 --> 01:23:58.837
I added my transitions with it.

01:23:58.917 --> 01:24:00.478
And so so mine's a hair

01:24:00.557 --> 01:24:01.618
under sixty minutes.

01:24:03.597 --> 01:24:05.520
You make a sixty minute work, sixty,

01:24:05.579 --> 01:24:06.360
ninety minute workout

01:24:06.400 --> 01:24:08.703
waterfall style in a in a

01:24:08.823 --> 01:24:10.484
high rocks ish type of

01:24:10.503 --> 01:24:12.145
thing or like a gauntlet at

01:24:12.206 --> 01:24:13.728
Waterpalooza thing that

01:24:13.747 --> 01:24:14.948
would travel from city to

01:24:15.029 --> 01:24:18.131
city where everybody from

01:24:18.152 --> 01:24:19.073
the community would come

01:24:19.113 --> 01:24:19.912
and do it together.

01:24:20.953 --> 01:24:21.894
You would do heats.

01:24:22.234 --> 01:24:23.914
It would just be like a rolling start.

01:24:24.975 --> 01:24:26.314
And you would go through to finish.

01:24:26.855 --> 01:24:28.055
And you would get a time.

01:24:28.155 --> 01:24:30.756
Mine is set to every second counts.

01:24:31.256 --> 01:24:33.117
Carolyn's is done for reps.

01:24:34.118 --> 01:24:37.057
I did two.

01:24:37.078 --> 01:24:40.078
I did one for time and one is for reps.

01:24:40.118 --> 01:24:41.719
You're an overachiever.

01:24:41.840 --> 01:24:42.380
I did two.

01:24:42.399 --> 01:24:43.220
So I have two...

01:24:45.109 --> 01:24:47.850
I have two submitted workouts from you,

01:24:47.871 --> 01:24:48.551
the audience.

01:24:49.110 --> 01:24:50.091
Those people are going to

01:24:50.112 --> 01:24:51.893
get two entries because

01:24:51.912 --> 01:24:52.953
they met the original

01:24:52.993 --> 01:24:56.216
timeline for our either

01:24:56.275 --> 01:25:01.037
water bottle giveaway or the coffee cup.

01:25:01.439 --> 01:25:02.279
You get your choice,

01:25:02.779 --> 01:25:03.539
either water bottle or

01:25:03.579 --> 01:25:04.359
coffee cup with the

01:25:04.399 --> 01:25:05.780
engraved Clydesdale Media logo.

01:25:07.520 --> 01:25:08.319
The two people that put

01:25:08.359 --> 01:25:09.500
theirs in ahead of time

01:25:10.000 --> 01:25:11.900
will get two entries into the drawing.

01:25:12.421 --> 01:25:14.680
Everybody that submits one

01:25:14.720 --> 01:25:16.101
between now and Sunday will

01:25:16.122 --> 01:25:17.761
get one entry into the drawing,

01:25:18.122 --> 01:25:18.841
and then we'll read them

01:25:18.962 --> 01:25:20.362
out and come up with what

01:25:20.402 --> 01:25:21.502
we think is like the best

01:25:21.582 --> 01:25:23.323
idea for an overall

01:25:23.662 --> 01:25:25.563
gauntlet-style workout that would travel.

01:25:25.582 --> 01:25:28.463
I say around, around sixty minutes.

01:25:28.783 --> 01:25:30.163
It doesn't need to be.

01:25:30.203 --> 01:25:31.144
Mine's around sixty.

01:25:31.163 --> 01:25:32.145
Yours is around sixty.

01:25:32.204 --> 01:25:33.645
Jamie was begging for ninety.

01:25:34.601 --> 01:25:35.261
Of course she was.

01:25:35.743 --> 01:25:37.382
But I'm also thinking about some, like,

01:25:37.904 --> 01:25:39.484
it can't be such high skill

01:25:39.503 --> 01:25:42.485
that we put away a lot of people too.

01:25:43.466 --> 01:25:44.787
Like I want it to be easy to

01:25:44.846 --> 01:25:46.247
judge and something that

01:25:46.367 --> 01:25:47.927
people can kind of go through.

01:25:47.967 --> 01:25:48.528
And it's just something

01:25:48.547 --> 01:25:51.149
that's like a baseline

01:25:51.170 --> 01:25:53.029
that's can be tested at

01:25:53.070 --> 01:25:54.150
multiple locations.

01:25:54.251 --> 01:25:56.351
And cause like the open is great.

01:25:56.372 --> 01:25:57.091
And that's like,

01:25:57.152 --> 01:25:58.512
I guess it's a baseline every year,

01:25:58.573 --> 01:26:00.934
but the workouts are always different.

01:26:00.993 --> 01:26:01.914
Like you don't actually like

01:26:02.114 --> 01:26:02.635
actually know,

01:26:03.771 --> 01:26:04.351
If you're fitter,

01:26:04.853 --> 01:26:05.813
there are different workouts.

01:26:07.554 --> 01:26:08.475
So this would be something

01:26:08.494 --> 01:26:09.735
that could stay a little

01:26:09.756 --> 01:26:10.655
bit more relevant.

01:26:10.676 --> 01:26:12.216
Like, yeah, we have so many benchmarks,

01:26:12.256 --> 01:26:13.297
but it's like just creating

01:26:13.597 --> 01:26:16.300
one pretty balanced workout

01:26:16.840 --> 01:26:18.041
with maybe different parts

01:26:18.081 --> 01:26:20.162
in it that everyone in the

01:26:20.182 --> 01:26:22.024
community can do either

01:26:22.104 --> 01:26:23.564
yearly or multiple times a year.

01:26:24.740 --> 01:26:26.644
was my idea of doing it.

01:26:26.663 --> 01:26:28.525
The professor, Professor Clyde,

01:26:28.966 --> 01:26:32.390
says this is due by next Sunday afternoon,

01:26:32.752 --> 01:26:33.813
just so I can copy and

01:26:33.853 --> 01:26:35.154
paste it into a document

01:26:35.175 --> 01:26:36.617
that I can share on screen

01:26:37.398 --> 01:26:38.118
so we can show it.

01:26:40.393 --> 01:26:41.493
And you can either you can

01:26:41.533 --> 01:26:43.055
either DM me on Instagram

01:26:43.114 --> 01:26:43.975
or you can put it on the

01:26:44.015 --> 01:26:44.895
YouTube comments.

01:26:45.395 --> 01:26:46.195
We prefer the YouTube

01:26:46.235 --> 01:26:47.077
comments because it helps

01:26:47.096 --> 01:26:48.738
the algorithm tremendously.

01:26:49.958 --> 01:26:51.520
But I'll take either at this point.

01:26:52.539 --> 01:26:54.140
Jody Lynn says one person workout.

01:26:54.240 --> 01:26:54.600
Yes.

01:26:55.162 --> 01:26:56.703
So back when I first started CrossFit,

01:26:57.042 --> 01:26:57.962
a lot of the competitions

01:26:58.002 --> 01:26:59.184
were waterfall style.

01:26:59.564 --> 01:27:00.685
You would do one workout.

01:27:01.024 --> 01:27:02.145
You would get a transition

01:27:02.206 --> 01:27:04.667
time or rest time to the next workout.

01:27:05.007 --> 01:27:05.467
Do that.

01:27:05.927 --> 01:27:08.208
another transition rest time to that.

01:27:08.349 --> 01:27:09.109
And you would just go

01:27:09.149 --> 01:27:09.708
through it and you'd be

01:27:09.769 --> 01:27:11.890
done in sixty to ninety minutes.

01:27:12.510 --> 01:27:14.010
But it's it's not just one

01:27:14.069 --> 01:27:15.610
steady workout for sixty to

01:27:15.671 --> 01:27:16.390
ninety minutes.

01:27:16.970 --> 01:27:18.530
It's a series of workouts

01:27:18.952 --> 01:27:22.912
with transition time.

01:27:23.033 --> 01:27:23.552
Yeah.

01:27:23.813 --> 01:27:24.752
And something that could get

01:27:24.872 --> 01:27:26.194
scaled because.

01:27:28.634 --> 01:27:30.555
So I actually have in two of

01:27:30.595 --> 01:27:33.034
my workouts and an elite

01:27:33.074 --> 01:27:35.076
version and an RX version.

01:27:37.423 --> 01:27:39.345
the workout who's the

01:27:39.364 --> 01:27:43.405
overachiever now so so we

01:27:43.466 --> 01:27:45.525
can we can we can be there

01:27:45.565 --> 01:27:47.627
for both both sides of the

01:27:47.646 --> 01:27:55.469
the community so uh craig

01:27:55.488 --> 01:27:56.689
says it's a good idea well

01:27:56.710 --> 01:27:57.770
carolyn came up with this

01:27:58.310 --> 01:27:59.730
and it's only taken us I

01:27:59.751 --> 01:28:01.470
can see uh lex's shadow on

01:28:01.511 --> 01:28:03.992
the wall she's like the lex shadow puppet

01:28:05.899 --> 01:28:07.421
because I I like the high

01:28:07.480 --> 01:28:08.980
rocks but I just find it so

01:28:09.461 --> 01:28:13.162
running dominant that I

01:28:13.202 --> 01:28:14.542
would like something like

01:28:14.582 --> 01:28:15.603
that that's a little bit

01:28:15.682 --> 01:28:17.302
more balanced in terms of

01:28:17.802 --> 01:28:20.684
crossfit so restrictions

01:28:20.724 --> 01:28:21.623
and equipment that can get

01:28:21.764 --> 01:28:22.944
used quite a bit like if

01:28:22.963 --> 01:28:23.844
you start adding rope

01:28:23.884 --> 01:28:25.704
climbs and now we gotta

01:28:25.744 --> 01:28:27.645
have you know rope ropes

01:28:27.664 --> 01:28:28.645
are gonna get destroyed

01:28:28.666 --> 01:28:29.466
during the day like they

01:28:29.485 --> 01:28:30.145
wouldn't even last

01:28:33.024 --> 01:28:35.292
Yeah, I thought about like what could be

01:28:38.220 --> 01:28:40.600
So my vision of this is that

01:28:40.680 --> 01:28:42.282
like high rocks, you have stations,

01:28:42.622 --> 01:28:45.382
you have like in my minus four workouts,

01:28:46.063 --> 01:28:47.043
you have station one,

01:28:47.384 --> 01:28:48.963
you transition to station two,

01:28:49.425 --> 01:28:50.585
which is another workout

01:28:51.185 --> 01:28:52.445
transition to station three,

01:28:52.466 --> 01:28:53.485
which is another workout

01:28:53.905 --> 01:28:55.167
transition to station four.

01:28:55.466 --> 01:28:56.346
So you can keep all the

01:28:56.386 --> 01:28:59.188
equipment in the same station all day,

01:28:59.889 --> 01:29:01.248
but you do want to think about,

01:29:01.708 --> 01:29:02.689
it's going to be banged on

01:29:02.770 --> 01:29:05.610
all day by a ton of athletes and

01:29:06.671 --> 01:29:10.893
Easy to judge.

01:29:11.012 --> 01:29:11.573
Yeah.

01:29:11.672 --> 01:29:12.993
And I do have running in mind.

01:29:13.092 --> 01:29:14.033
I'm just saying the whole

01:29:14.073 --> 01:29:15.234
thing doesn't need to be running.

01:29:17.675 --> 01:29:19.615
Yeah, I did not put running in mind.

01:29:19.655 --> 01:29:20.055
Shocker.

01:29:20.296 --> 01:29:24.337
Spoiler alert.

01:29:24.417 --> 01:29:25.938
Not even in the forethought

01:29:25.957 --> 01:29:29.038
of my mind to put running in this.

01:29:29.118 --> 01:29:30.899
But I think it came out well.

01:29:30.960 --> 01:29:32.800
I'm really proud of it

01:29:33.020 --> 01:29:34.541
because I never do programming.

01:29:35.421 --> 01:29:36.681
Like this was really outside

01:29:36.721 --> 01:29:37.402
the box for me.

01:29:38.323 --> 01:29:39.264
So I'm excited to get

01:29:39.484 --> 01:29:41.465
feedback on my workout.

01:29:42.025 --> 01:29:43.225
Back when I coached in like

01:29:43.447 --> 01:29:44.847
from fifteen to eighteen,

01:29:44.988 --> 01:29:47.069
I programmed a couple days,

01:29:47.670 --> 01:29:48.710
but it was very minimal.

01:29:49.230 --> 01:29:51.231
Would you claim that your

01:29:51.311 --> 01:29:55.494
workout is could balance out in terms of

01:29:56.186 --> 01:29:58.149
strength monostructural

01:29:59.292 --> 01:30:00.493
gymnastics like it would be

01:30:00.514 --> 01:30:02.516
a pretty fit test like a

01:30:02.556 --> 01:30:03.399
lot of the benchmark

01:30:03.418 --> 01:30:04.661
workouts like yes there's a

01:30:04.701 --> 01:30:05.542
lot of good ones but you

01:30:05.582 --> 01:30:06.422
need you would need

01:30:06.463 --> 01:30:07.465
multiple to kind of

01:30:07.505 --> 01:30:08.407
determine who's the fittest

01:30:08.426 --> 01:30:09.748
that day right so

01:30:11.003 --> 01:30:11.904
you would have enough stuff

01:30:11.963 --> 01:30:13.364
in there that you could

01:30:13.385 --> 01:30:14.546
claim this as a fit test

01:30:15.206 --> 01:30:16.306
and the fittest will come

01:30:16.367 --> 01:30:17.407
out is what you're saying.

01:30:17.846 --> 01:30:19.427
I tried to be balanced.

01:30:19.467 --> 01:30:19.768
Perfect.

01:30:19.787 --> 01:30:20.307
Awesome.

01:30:20.347 --> 01:30:22.128
Yeah.

01:30:22.229 --> 01:30:23.130
Inside or outside.

01:30:23.670 --> 01:30:25.171
It's ideally inside because

01:30:25.211 --> 01:30:25.751
of the weather.

01:30:26.310 --> 01:30:26.511
Yeah.

01:30:26.530 --> 01:30:27.212
You don't want to be,

01:30:27.551 --> 01:30:28.591
if you want to do a mass thing,

01:30:28.692 --> 01:30:29.573
it needs to be something

01:30:29.592 --> 01:30:31.793
that's rip that weather is

01:30:31.854 --> 01:30:33.875
not playing a factor in scores.

01:30:34.395 --> 01:30:35.935
Like you just want to see what the scores,

01:30:36.076 --> 01:30:37.456
the top scores and you can

01:30:37.496 --> 01:30:38.396
have a world championship.

01:30:39.295 --> 01:30:40.855
We're basing this off of High Rocks,

01:30:41.395 --> 01:30:42.395
which is always like in a

01:30:42.435 --> 01:30:44.337
convention center with

01:30:44.377 --> 01:30:45.837
indoor running or whatever it is.

01:30:45.858 --> 01:30:47.738
So, and just,

01:30:49.680 --> 01:30:51.280
we don't want to copy High Rocks.

01:30:51.421 --> 01:30:53.261
They do what they do and that's great.

01:30:53.742 --> 01:30:55.261
We just want to be a very

01:30:56.382 --> 01:30:57.764
cross-fitty version

01:30:58.783 --> 01:31:00.484
of a waterfall style workout

01:31:00.824 --> 01:31:02.225
and I would even say the

01:31:02.265 --> 01:31:03.586
two thoughts in my mind are

01:31:03.645 --> 01:31:05.027
gauntlet at waterpalooza if

01:31:05.046 --> 01:31:06.367
you've ever been there it's

01:31:06.386 --> 01:31:08.188
a sixty minute workout that

01:31:08.287 --> 01:31:09.689
anybody can sign up for and

01:31:09.748 --> 01:31:11.630
do from the from the crowd

01:31:12.329 --> 01:31:13.871
um and you do that straight

01:31:13.890 --> 01:31:17.112
through sixty minutes take

01:31:17.131 --> 01:31:18.792
that put it into the high

01:31:18.853 --> 01:31:20.814
rocks traveling show and

01:31:20.854 --> 01:31:21.753
that's what we're looking for

01:31:25.931 --> 01:31:27.033
Cindy is super simple,

01:31:27.073 --> 01:31:29.134
but a killer at the same time.

01:31:29.234 --> 01:31:29.715
I will tell you,

01:31:29.755 --> 01:31:32.595
Cindy was in mine and I took it out.

01:31:32.636 --> 01:31:33.516
So if you have to think

01:31:33.556 --> 01:31:34.997
about if you're going to put Cindy,

01:31:35.037 --> 01:31:36.059
I mean, that's all.

01:31:36.878 --> 01:31:37.179
I mean,

01:31:37.219 --> 01:31:39.081
that would be a short person range

01:31:39.100 --> 01:31:39.621
of motion.

01:31:39.661 --> 01:31:40.681
So you would have to balance

01:31:40.721 --> 01:31:41.742
that with something that

01:31:41.782 --> 01:31:43.762
would be also for tall

01:31:43.783 --> 01:31:46.625
people and strength bias.

01:31:46.985 --> 01:31:47.786
So, yeah,

01:31:47.805 --> 01:31:49.806
there's a lot of considerations to take.

01:31:49.827 --> 01:31:51.368
Like, well, Cindy is a great test.

01:31:51.729 --> 01:31:53.909
It wouldn't be the test of fitness.

01:31:55.972 --> 01:31:58.434
So I had Cindy as one of my pieces,

01:31:59.014 --> 01:31:59.854
and then I took it out

01:31:59.895 --> 01:32:01.916
because I wanted to use an

01:32:02.036 --> 01:32:04.235
element elsewhere.

01:32:04.277 --> 01:32:06.797
Does that make sense?

01:32:06.837 --> 01:32:07.778
I wanted to use an element

01:32:07.797 --> 01:32:09.519
of Cindy elsewhere,

01:32:09.819 --> 01:32:11.219
so I took Cindy out to be

01:32:11.238 --> 01:32:13.159
able to do that.

01:32:13.239 --> 01:32:13.699
And, yeah,

01:32:13.720 --> 01:32:15.201
you can use any equipment that

01:32:15.240 --> 01:32:16.381
you want to use.

01:32:19.103 --> 01:32:20.382
Yeah, you guys are getting the idea now.

01:32:21.264 --> 01:32:23.123
Short time domain, long time domain,

01:32:24.024 --> 01:32:24.484
and mix it up.

01:32:28.055 --> 01:32:29.954
So for my and this is a

01:32:29.975 --> 01:32:31.416
little spoiler alert for mine,

01:32:31.775 --> 01:32:33.595
I thought logistics because

01:32:33.636 --> 01:32:34.876
you want to keep it flowing.

01:32:35.456 --> 01:32:37.377
So I actually did with

01:32:37.436 --> 01:32:39.537
transition time for fifteen

01:32:39.577 --> 01:32:41.296
minute pieces.

01:32:41.997 --> 01:32:43.078
So that the stations would

01:32:43.097 --> 01:32:44.217
be changing at the same

01:32:44.257 --> 01:32:46.938
time and you would just keep moving.

01:32:47.417 --> 01:32:48.238
Does that make sense?

01:32:49.158 --> 01:32:50.458
Like I have three minutes in

01:32:50.498 --> 01:32:52.458
between my one that is for reps,

01:32:52.658 --> 01:32:54.119
but there's like different

01:32:54.159 --> 01:32:55.079
time domains because I'm

01:32:55.100 --> 01:32:55.819
trying to get different

01:32:55.859 --> 01:32:56.640
time domains as well.

01:32:58.119 --> 01:33:00.502
But mine right now is fifty minutes.

01:33:01.443 --> 01:33:03.083
Five zero.

01:33:03.163 --> 01:33:03.564
In total.

01:33:04.225 --> 01:33:07.306
And I think there's four parts as well.

01:33:07.346 --> 01:33:07.807
So, Clintus,

01:33:07.847 --> 01:33:09.229
I would say you can have as

01:33:09.269 --> 01:33:10.350
many lanes as you want.

01:33:10.390 --> 01:33:11.390
Probably ten to twenty.

01:33:12.230 --> 01:33:13.412
Because it depends on

01:33:13.452 --> 01:33:15.373
your... If you're in a convention center,

01:33:16.014 --> 01:33:18.376
and this isn't like a broadcasted thing.

01:33:18.395 --> 01:33:19.337
This is for the community to

01:33:19.356 --> 01:33:20.497
come out and hang out together.

01:33:21.298 --> 01:33:23.501
You can have a rig with two sides.

01:33:23.860 --> 01:33:24.461
Ten and ten.

01:33:25.502 --> 01:33:27.583
You can... If you're just doing...

01:33:28.970 --> 01:33:29.751
But you want to kind of keep

01:33:29.810 --> 01:33:31.032
it the same throughout the

01:33:31.072 --> 01:33:32.532
whole day so the same group

01:33:32.572 --> 01:33:34.431
of people can move together

01:33:34.452 --> 01:33:36.853
through the stations.

01:33:37.313 --> 01:33:38.212
But you're going to have a

01:33:38.252 --> 01:33:39.354
lot of space if you go to

01:33:39.373 --> 01:33:40.434
like a convention center

01:33:40.474 --> 01:33:43.875
and set this up into stations.

01:33:43.914 --> 01:33:45.194
And just move from one to the other.

01:33:46.456 --> 01:33:47.536
So think outside the box.

01:33:47.655 --> 01:33:48.676
As long as you can like

01:33:49.076 --> 01:33:50.237
figure it out logistically,

01:33:51.117 --> 01:33:51.636
I'm up for it.

01:33:54.207 --> 01:33:55.948
And easy to judge because we

01:33:55.967 --> 01:33:56.948
don't want to be on,

01:33:58.050 --> 01:34:04.014
on social media posting.

01:34:04.054 --> 01:34:04.494
Ken Walters.

01:34:04.515 --> 01:34:06.235
Honestly, safe pounds and feet.

01:34:07.037 --> 01:34:08.898
One of my metrics is also safety too.

01:34:08.938 --> 01:34:09.177
If you're,

01:34:09.198 --> 01:34:10.279
if I'm running a lot of people

01:34:10.298 --> 01:34:11.100
of different levels,

01:34:11.260 --> 01:34:12.400
it needs to be pretty safe.

01:34:13.421 --> 01:34:15.622
I didn't want to have any dealing with,

01:34:16.382 --> 01:34:18.045
like I said, like rope climbs or people,

01:34:18.265 --> 01:34:19.005
if you don't have the right

01:34:19.426 --> 01:34:22.268
equipment and things are falling apart,

01:34:22.328 --> 01:34:22.507
like,

01:34:23.842 --> 01:34:25.123
Safety is a big thing too.

01:34:25.144 --> 01:34:25.243
Yeah.

01:34:27.984 --> 01:34:28.905
But you guys get the idea.

01:34:28.966 --> 01:34:31.186
Again, you can win this cool water bottle.

01:34:34.048 --> 01:34:35.430
I actually have one still boxed up.

01:34:35.470 --> 01:34:36.791
You'd win that one, not this one.

01:34:36.831 --> 01:34:39.792
But water bottle or coffee cup,

01:34:39.811 --> 01:34:41.653
your choice.

01:34:41.733 --> 01:34:43.573
And then next week when we

01:34:43.614 --> 01:34:44.354
announce them all,

01:34:44.555 --> 01:34:46.315
then we can have a fan vote.

01:34:46.695 --> 01:34:47.936
And then maybe we have to do

01:34:47.976 --> 01:34:48.737
it in the new year.

01:34:50.658 --> 01:34:52.680
Okay.

01:34:52.739 --> 01:34:53.000
All right.

01:34:55.162 --> 01:34:56.222
We need a baseline for it.

01:34:57.042 --> 01:34:58.944
See if what we wrote is

01:34:58.984 --> 01:35:01.465
killing these athletes.

01:35:01.484 --> 01:35:02.105
Jodi wants to know,

01:35:02.126 --> 01:35:02.966
when will you be signing

01:35:03.006 --> 01:35:05.527
athletes up for this event?

01:35:05.546 --> 01:35:07.307
We have to decide which workout wins.

01:35:07.689 --> 01:35:10.970
Well, once we get our investor.

01:35:10.989 --> 01:35:11.791
Fifteen million.

01:35:12.171 --> 01:35:13.872
Yeah, the fifteen million.

01:35:13.952 --> 01:35:14.832
Once it comes in,

01:35:15.231 --> 01:35:17.033
we'll set this up and do

01:35:17.073 --> 01:35:17.953
the traveling road show.

01:35:21.835 --> 01:35:22.855
and fifteen million works

01:35:22.916 --> 01:35:24.337
both in metric and in uh

01:35:24.396 --> 01:35:26.078
american standard or

01:35:26.137 --> 01:35:30.100
english standard so I just

01:35:30.119 --> 01:35:30.980
think this could be like a

01:35:31.020 --> 01:35:32.462
cool baseline that's

01:35:32.881 --> 01:35:34.363
well-rounded that people do

01:35:34.382 --> 01:35:35.923
in the community that every

01:35:35.944 --> 01:35:37.145
year they could they could

01:35:37.185 --> 01:35:38.685
do a different location and

01:35:38.725 --> 01:35:41.988
meet up yeah and what's

01:35:42.047 --> 01:35:43.007
cool is you could do a

01:35:43.047 --> 01:35:44.309
world championship of it at

01:35:44.328 --> 01:35:45.729
the end of the year take

01:35:45.750 --> 01:35:47.291
the best times from all the

01:35:47.310 --> 01:35:47.992
different cities

01:35:48.962 --> 01:35:50.645
invite you you're assuming

01:35:50.685 --> 01:35:51.765
it's time what if it's reps

01:35:51.786 --> 01:35:56.393
like mine okay this of

01:35:56.453 --> 01:35:58.577
course I'm gonna go with mine of course

01:36:01.088 --> 01:36:01.349
Okay.

01:36:01.988 --> 01:36:03.449
Well, with that, guys, this has been fun.

01:36:04.010 --> 01:36:05.369
I love the interaction tonight.

01:36:05.770 --> 01:36:07.070
You guys, we love you.

01:36:07.291 --> 01:36:08.070
You're the best.

01:36:08.890 --> 01:36:09.711
Hanging out with you every

01:36:09.770 --> 01:36:12.032
Sunday or Monday night is awesome,

01:36:12.091 --> 01:36:12.912
and we can't wait to do it

01:36:12.952 --> 01:36:14.292
again this Sunday.

01:36:14.993 --> 01:36:16.153
I'll be back on for lunch

01:36:16.172 --> 01:36:17.252
with the Clydesdale tomorrow.

01:36:19.554 --> 01:36:20.675
maybe I'll do some some

01:36:20.734 --> 01:36:23.216
year-end stuff myself more

01:36:23.275 --> 01:36:25.317
podcast related maybe best

01:36:25.337 --> 01:36:26.396
shows of the year things

01:36:26.417 --> 01:36:29.438
like that um with that

01:36:30.078 --> 01:36:30.939
we'll see you guys all

01:36:30.979 --> 01:36:33.319
tomorrow and don't forget

01:36:33.340 --> 01:36:34.301
to wish lex a happy

01:36:34.341 --> 01:36:36.001
birthday belated from

01:36:36.060 --> 01:36:38.202
yesterday we have carolyn's

01:36:38.221 --> 01:36:40.182
coming up on the sixth uh

01:36:40.203 --> 01:36:41.224
we have mine coming up on

01:36:41.264 --> 01:36:42.543
wednesday and we have

01:36:42.564 --> 01:36:43.664
jamie's husbands on the

01:36:43.704 --> 01:36:45.284
tenth yeah so make sure you

01:36:45.305 --> 01:36:46.565
wish everybody a happy birthday

01:36:47.561 --> 01:36:48.922
As you're pulling down your

01:36:48.943 --> 01:36:50.224
Christmas tree and happy

01:36:50.264 --> 01:36:51.003
new year to everyone.

01:36:51.885 --> 01:36:52.104
Yeah.

01:36:52.944 --> 01:36:53.725
Happy new year guys.

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See you next time on the Clydesdale media.

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Nope.

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Sunday night, CrossFit talk.

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That's what we're doing now.

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Bye guys.