Clydesdale Media Podcast

Everyday of the work week we take a step away from the work day during lunch to hang out with friends and get a break.  Today we hang out with our Cajun Friend Cory Leonard.  We will talk age groups and what is next on the docket for Cory.  Plus Scott is prepping for the cross-country drive to Montana.

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What is Clydesdale Media Podcast?

We cover the sport of CrossFit from all angles. We talk with athletes, coaches and celebrities that compete and surround in the sport of CrossFit at all levels. We also bring you Breaking News, Human Interest Stories and report on the Methodology of CrossFit. We also use the methodology to make ourselves the fittest we can be.

What is going on, everybody?

It's lunchtime.

And it's Wednesday,

meaning we are cooking up

Cajun with Corey Leonard.

What's going on, man?

Same stuff, different day, brother, man.

Same stuff, different day.

Got my coaching in early this morning.

Had some strict pull-up or

strict weighted pull-up

work and some... I don't

know what the actual name

of the workout is.

I just kind of christened it

cardio hell because...

Rob echo, biking,

running and ruin as just on

Wilson used to say, how y'all are.

Hey, look at that.

I used to love watching him

when I was a kid.

I used to watch way more of

that than I like to admit.

Uh,

It was always funny to me

because he didn't sound

like anybody I know.

And I grew up as cool as you

can possibly imagine.

And I just always thought

that he sounded like he

sounded funny to me.

And I know I sound funny to

everybody else.

Right.

Like you're halfway by you.

He was the whole way.

No, I'm not halfway in the body.

Believe what I'm telling you.

Like there's I got home from

school one day.

This isn't.

Not a made-up story.

This is an actual thing.

I got home from school one day,

and there was about an

eight-and-a-half-foot

alligator on the road right

behind my mom's house.

Mom's house is here.

Road goes through,

basically cuts actually

through the swamp.

It goes back to some, like,

camps and stuff like that.

It leads out to Lake Barrett.

And there was about an

eight-and-a-half-foot

alligator sunning itself on the road.

And there was a dude in a

truck trying to go down the street,

and alligator was just

sitting there looking at him like,

I ain't moving, bro.

Lynn noticing a little grooming.

Yes, ma'am.

Got my hair did this morning.

I mean,

my birthday is tomorrow and it's

Easter this weekend.

So I figured it's a good time as any.

Birthday tomorrow.

What number are we hitting?

Forty-eight.

Forty-eight.

We'll be forty-eight on the planet.

So I'm in year forty-eight

of not making the games.

All right, man.

As long as you make it in

the next two years, you've met your goal.

A hundred percent.

A hundred percent.

Yeah.

I don't.

So it's funny.

Andrew says that, but the dude,

Troy Landry from a small

people actually went to

high school with my mom.

That's a real thing.

Yeah.

You are authentic.

I don't get much more.

I'll get much more.

I ain't never hunted alligators,

but I have run crawfish

traps and crab traps and

set nets and all of the things.

I can do all of that.

So I... Which ones?

I don't know.

I have no idea.

I don't know what Jay Birch is saying.

But hey, Jay Birch, welcome.

Andrew, Lito, Lynn, Andrew, Helson,

Jody, man, they're all here.

My one encounter with an

alligator is when I was

living in Tallahassee, Florida,

which is right across the

Gulf from New Orleans.

It was very common to be on

a golf course and see a gator.

Oh, yeah.

Very common.

And then we had this place

called Wakulla Springs,

which was this really deep spring,

like one hundred and fifty feet deep.

And it was crystal clear water.

National Geographic has gone

back into the spring to try

to find like the source of it.

They've never been able to find it.

They found new species of

fish back in where there's no light.

Like the fish had no eyes.

Just wild stuff, right?

And then out in where it

empties out into it formed a river.

And so the gators are all

along the banks of that river.

And then it is full of mullet fish.

Have you ever seen a mullet fish?

Oh, yeah, a hundred percent.

They jump.

They jump out of the water quite high,

like into the boat.

But they have like a fin

that looks like a mullet.

And that's why they're called mullet fish.

Like good bait.

Yeah.

The other thing that I

cannot... The gators I was fine with.

Yeah.

The snakes hanging from trees,

different story.

Completely different story.

Hanging from a tree.

Like if you see an alligator

and it's just chilling

where it's supposed to be,

then that's not a big deal.

If you see a snake, it's not necessarily,

you know,

not expected to be hanging from a tree.

And alligators for the most

part will leave you alone

if you are not listening to them.

They don't, you leave them alone,

they will leave you alone.

Snake hanging from a tree,

that's not necessarily the

case because if they fall

or if you happen to see

that and get stanced and it

kind of slithers and all of

a sudden it's just coming at you,

the air which is not what

you would expect from a

snake every time I come

into this basement man I

get one little dry spot on

my throat every time so

when my family would come

down from the north we

would take them to this

place to show them the alligators because

They don't get to see them in the north.

Right.

And one time we were there

and there's an alligator

just kind of swimming in

the river as they do.

And a couple deer came down

to get a drink of water.

Ooh.

And all of a sudden that

alligator picked up speed.

And I thought for sure my

whole family was going to

see a live National

Geographic special right in

front of their eyes.

Yeah.

But thank, and it was close.

It was close.

Um, but, uh, the, the deer did get away.

They have ridiculous reflexes,

unless you're coming at

them at sixty miles an hour

in a pickup truck at two

o'clock in the morning.

In that case,

they'll just stare at you

until you run them over.

It's ridiculous.

Yeah.

Um,

I missed the dart throw you

have not missed the dart

throw um I actually forgot

so what are what are the

odds today am I going to

put a hole in my wall or am

I going to hit the

dartboard today like when

you throw darts normally

it's it's like tight and

just a push right yeah now

I've got a longer distance

And I've got to go up and over.

Right.

Right.

Here we go.

Oh, I think I actually got triple ten.

You know what?

Ain't nobody can see that but you, Scott.

As far as I'm concerned,

I would be hitting a

bullseye every single time.

Nailed it.

No, because when I hit it for real,

I want it to be real.

If you hit it for real,

you'll probably freak out anyway.

I hit a triple ten,

so lower part of the board this time.

So last time I was way up above.

I hit the board,

but it was like up by the twelve.

Now I'm down to the lower.

Now I just got to zone in

that little middle spot.

I would never understand it like that.

I will go throw darts.

If I used to, I say I would go,

I probably wouldn't go now.

Cause it'd be out after eight, eight PM,

but I just never, I, then I hit it.

Yeah.

Cool.

What did it score?

Whatever.

All right.

Awesome.

Moving right along.

Like it's not.

So you're talking to a guy

who bartended and bounced

for like five years.

Right.

What, what do you do with your downtime?

I mean, that's fair.

you either play pool you

throw darts or you play

pinball or the video games

that happen to be at the

bar so I got pretty decent

at like all of them I

didn't get great at any one

of them but I was decent at

like most of it the thing

that we spent most of our

time on was the video game

nba jam the four person

he's on fire yeah lots and lots of that

But we had a phase where it

was a lot of darts.

A lot of darts.

There was a daiquiri shop.

It's still there, as a matter of fact,

in Thibodeau when I was

going to Nichols that had Cruisin' USA.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Was it a side-by-side or just a solo?

Just a solo.

But we would use that at the

end of the night to see who

was driving home.

I'm not saying it was a great idea.

I'm just telling you it's a

thing that happened.

Yeah.

My friends and I used to do

that with Mario Kart,

but we got so good at Mario Kart,

we could do it half in the bag.

So it wasn't a good test.

We have Lito in the chat talking to Lynn,

and apparently he, she is a, sorry,

I don't know.

But you're close to making

it to the CrossFit Games.

So we will be rooting you on for sure.

Hopefully,

I get approval to do behind the

scenes again this year.

And I've got to be able to

do behind the scenes in my hometown,

right?

Yeah.

I mean, if you're talking to Joe,

I would stress that part of it.

Hey, man, I'm already here.

I can get some stuff ahead of time.

I'm already here.

I'll be able to get good sleep at night,

get here early in the morning, refresh,

ready to go, get good stuff.

As long as I have the

correct amount of access,

the entire weekend would be fantastic.

Would be.

Did I sound bitter about that?

Because I wasn't even involved in that.

You weren't.

You weren't even there.

Yeah, and it still came out well.

Like, I don't want to... It did.

It absolutely did.

It's a lot more work to, like,

yell at people and have

them come over to the side as opposed to,

like,

just walking up to someone and

asking them a question.

Right.

Salido is a female,

thirty-five to thirty-nine.

And according to Lynn, complete badass.

Well, if she's sitting in eighth or ninth,

then yeah, one hundred percent.

She is.

She's better than I am.

That's for damn sure.

Well, I am, too.

So if you listened yesterday,

I was talking about how

some of the emails have

gone out and are confirming

people's workouts.

Right.

And some of them are saying that, hey,

due to public voting,

we took a look and your

your video is good.

um and so carolyn yesterday

on her instagram she told

us but then she posted it

got all five confirmed good

but I don't know if you

guys know this because all

five are good look who is

now the winner of the

thirty five to thirty nine

year old division

She won the Open, and now she won semis.

And she checked in and said,

can't wait to see you guys in Columbus.

So there's Lito.

Yeah, right there.

There she is.

Lito, are you from Greece?

Is that Greece?

Okay.

I think Greece is one of the

most beautiful places on

earth I am fairly certain I

actually scrolled over it

and it told me it was

Greece so Christine says

holy isht I didn't see that

what happened was she was

in fourth before I think

she was in third most of the time

But the people ahead of her got penalties.

We went back and looked at

the video to try to figure

it out because it was Stevie Dellinger.

The only thing I think that

they could have dinged her

on the one workout was she

moved her box and didn't

remeasure the five foot section.

And then on the last rep,

she jumped off the box with both feet.

And that's definitely.

So,

but that wouldn't have been a big penalty,

but not measure it.

She moved the box around and

then didn't remeasure.

That's the only thing there

might've been a soft elbow a time or two,

but not anything that was like really,

really bad.

So I don't really know what

happened with Stevie.

And then with Sarah,

Alicia Fernandez Costas,

I think is who was in first.

Yeah.

It looks like she miscounted

her reps on a round,

and they stopped it at that point.

Her score stopped.

Yeah, that's a thing.

And it was one burpee.

She missed one burpee,

and then they stopped the

workout where she missed the one burpee,

which seemed harsh to me.

That was...

was the rules that they put

out though I remember that

being a big thing like hey

if you miss a rep and you

keep going and it's like we

figure out that's where you

miss the rep that's where

your workout stops lito

that's exactly what we saw

is that sarah did twenty

nine of thirty burpees on

her first round and then

they they stopped even

carolyn who was competing

for her for the win was

like that's too harsh but um

yeah it's such a silly

mistake to make too like if

you're the judge and you

miscounted you you've got

to be feeling awful oh one

hundred percent dude my

judges would go back and

watch my stuff afterwards

because jeff's sitting

there actually judging

counting rest making sure

I'm doing everything I'm

supposed to do and then

bernard was just kind of

like hovering and watching stuff and then

uh for the for that one as a

matter of fact um bernard

went back and watched me

lunge across the line for

one rep arm and which one

it was like five different

times because he was making

sure that my feet he was

like I mean if they slow it

down I said bro I'm not

supposed to slow it down he

said it kind of looks like

both of your feet like it

looks like they are but it

could be interpreted I said

it's not no could be

interpreted they are they are

But they were on top of that,

making sure that even that

kind of stuff was as it should be,

I guess you could say.

So I didn't get dinged for

any kind of crazy stuff like that.

Yeah.

Jamie moved up a spot since

it was originally posted.

So she's in seventh now.

But she does not have all of

hers verified.

So it looks like they're

still working on her age

group with all of the reviews.

I started out in the eighty fifth.

I went all the way up to seventy fourth.

Yesterday,

I dropped back down to the eightieth,

and this morning,

I'm in the seventy-eighth.

So, like, whatever, I mean,

they're definitely looking at it,

and there's definitely stuff going on.

It's just wild to me that, like,

up at eleven spots,

which has people getting, like,

zeroed out, right?

Yep.

back down to aiding.

Okay, cool.

That's, you know,

people putting scores back in.

Awesome.

So I expect it to happen.

And then now I'm back in seventy eight.

So that to me,

that means that somebody

else's stuff got watched

and like they got dinged completely,

completely out or something happened.

I didn't I didn't pay enough

attention to the people in

front of me to see exactly what happened.

But it's just it's

interesting to see how much

movement has actually

happened and will continue

to because we still got five days.

Yep.

Uh, Lynn says, uh, man,

they'd have to pay me.

That's so painful.

At least she still is going

to come to masters, but ouch.

Yeah.

Thank goodness.

Like it only made her drop

to the twenties.

Um,

cause she's still in a qualifying spot.

Um, so yeah, cool there.

Uh, Jay Birch, congratulations.

Finished up the online L one yesterday.

So next year,

give me a holler if you need a judge,

Corey.

Love it.

Appreciate you, Jeff.

That's cool.

I love that he's

credentialed and can do all the things.

I am extremely lucky and

blessed to be surrounded by

people who care about me,

hold me to the standard and, and like,

we'll give up an entire

weekend just to come and

basically watch me suffer for fricking,

you know,

five workouts plus or minus if I

got to redo any of them.

it's a, it's pretty good feeling.

It's pretty good feeling.

So.

Yeah.

It's amazing though.

How many people aren't

credentialed apparently and doing, doing.

It keeps happening.

I know.

Are you kidding me?

It keeps happening.

Like the,

the thing that may him was kind

of a big deal,

but then you look at it and it's like,

it's not,

that's not the only place that happened.

Like it's, it's a lot.

What I don't understand is

even if you know you're

going to come in a hundred

and twenty-fifth place.

Yeah, that's we're getting to that.

Even if you know you come in

a hundred twenty-fifth place, right?

If you know,

I'm not going to get anyone

anywhere close to that, whatever.

You still, if you're going to play,

you still have to follow the rules.

The same rules apply to everybody.

So I don't look three, four, five, six.

Yes, train to live.

So much going on.

So Bill Grundler's been

mentioned three times just now.

Lino, Shay, what's going on, Shay?

Glad you could be here.

And Lynn.

And then we have the impersonator,

which is insane to me.

then they made the video not

public so now it's not a

valid video anyway

regardless one way or the

other um which is admitting

guilt fyi like you just as

soon have said yeah okay no

that she's not actually who

she says she was so the

grundler thing surprised me

because someone who

has been such an integral

part to the ecosystem as he has been.

Neither him nor the other

judge had their credentials.

And he was seminar staff.

He was an L-to.

He owns an affiliate.

Right.

And as an affiliate owner,

isn't it required that you

or somebody that represents

you has an L-to?

So, yeah.

Well, along those lines,

we got a comment after Sunday show.

And it was from at John George, nine, four,

two, three.

And this goes to like what

Denise talked about on the

phone call in about the

fairness of them getting the exception,

but others not in the past

or even this year.

So this is at John George, nine, four, two,

three.

As far as mayhem, I'm mixed.

I had an issue with the

submission that was fine

when I submitted.

Somewhere along the way,

it was flagged for music

infringement and someone

flagged it as unviewable.

I did not realize this

because I could see it

because it was mine.

I received an email Friday at nine p.m.

letting me know I got a zero.

It was a sixteenth.

uh workout number three I

made correction the

correction immediately

crossfit emailed me back

and said based on rule

number two blah blah it

should have been fixed by five pm

I didn't know until nine,

so they couldn't cut me slack,

but they can for this mayhem issue.

So shame on me for not

double-checking late Friday.

I don't blame athletes at mayhem,

but if you're going to have

the ability to make exceptions,

make it available for all

potential issues, shit happens.

Just my opinion.

Great show.

So nothing was wrong.

He followed all of the rules

except for somebody flagged

his video for music and

copyright infringement.

I got three of mine that

have music copyright infringement.

It means they can't be

viewed in some countries.

Right.

His, they made it unviewable worldwide.

Oh.

That's a problem.

And so, and he went and he fixed it

He knew it was a problem.

He fixed it.

But CrossFit said, too bad.

You didn't follow rule number two.

You're out.

I will say this.

I went and made sure.

And this kind of stuff drives me bananas.

And I get it.

They're trying to play the game, whatever.

But the people that wait...

until Sunday at four o'clock.

And then I'm gonna go upload

all my videos right now.

I'm gonna upload all my

score here because I don't

want anybody to see what I did.

They either gonna beat you or they ain't,

bro.

Period.

Like,

especially in that small window that

we had to do five workouts.

Like,

I ain't had time to go watch anybody

else's workout or try to go

watch somebody else's

workout and figure what they did.

Like, I was focused on me.

So if that's what ends up happening,

all of them get uploaded,

and then you end up getting

flagged because for whatever reason,

music, copyright infringement, blah, blah,

blah, okay, it's not viewable here, there,

or yonder.

It sounds harsh, dude,

but whose fault is that?

If you put it up when you do it,

if it's a last-minute thing

that you have no control over,

like I have to get this done or redone,

whatever, and it's...

Three o'clock on Sunday

afternoon and they do it five.

Okay.

That's one thing.

But if you got them all done,

like we had since Thursday,

I did my last one Sunday morning.

I had it uploaded by noon Sunday.

So Lito says that's why I

mute all my videos.

Um,

it's a known problem that music gets

dinged,

just mute in advance and upload early.

There's also an option with

the new versions of AI.

You can actually go into

your video once it's up and

you can have it remove the music.

Yeah.

So it'll keep everything else.

Like your spoken word will stay,

but all the music is gone.

But you have to have it in

in time for that edit to happen, right?

Yeah.

But just put it up as

private until you get that editing done.

Well, and then

That's another good reason

to hold up the board

beforehand with your name on it,

judge's name,

all that good stuff so

somebody can read it.

So if it does get flagged or

has to get muted, then it's done.

Yes.

What Leo just said right there.

Even YouTube offers the

option to mute the

copyrighted bit so that

video will still play.

And it's just, you just won't hear that,

which is fine.

They even give you the

option to use their YouTube

created music to put over

top of the music that you're eliminating.

So it doesn't look silly, right?

There's so many options.

Yeah,

they have like YouTube creators that

put out stuff that's

royalty free and it'll

allow you to take that and

just slap it right over

whatever you're removing.

The part that

I understand what the part he's saying,

like,

because it seems to be just a mayhem

problem as far as the, the,

the judge's thing is

concerned and his is a more

or less a technical failure, right?

Still on him.

But I would argue that this

stuff that happened in mayhem is still on,

still on the athletes.

Yeah, they got invited.

It sucks for them.

It absolutely does.

But I am not going anywhere

that I do not know.

One hundred percent.

Like if I'm trying to make the game,

I'm trying to do as well as

I can in this semifinal

stage so I can keep advancing,

keep getting better.

I am going to make damn good

and sure that the people

that are going to be taking, you know,

basically taking my athletic career,

whatever you want to call it,

into their hands,

have everything they're supposed to have.

Maybe, maybe I'm that dude, but do we know,

do we know if Grundler got

Grundler's athletes got the

same thing that mayhem did?

I have absolutely no idea.

All that.

I haven't, I haven't dug that, that,

that I dug down into that.

As far as that is concerned,

I just saw that people were

saying that bill didn't the

fact that he's not come out

and addressed it,

not anywhere that I've seen.

Anyway, it's kind of weird.

I would think because yeah.

He's so well-known.

He is such a face and a voice in, you know,

all of the things that for,

like we were saying the other day, dude,

you know, I know, like you get,

you know when your L-one is up.

You just know.

All of ours as coaches are

printed on the gym,

like the print versions and

frames with our little

picture next to it.

At the gym.

So I can go look at it whenever I want to.

Or with anybody else.

I can tell you that, yep,

mine expires in twenty twenty six.

Yeah,

when I was coaching at my previous gym,

we all had our certificates on the wall.

And you could look at the

expiration date of all of them.

Train to live is verifying

judge credentials will be

added to everything else, i.e.

cameras, backup cameras, backup batteries,

extra cords.

Yeah.

All of that.

When I was doing the documentary on Rudy,

Rudy Berger, he has a team that has, like,

three cameras.

They have three cameras on

every workout in case one goes down.

They've got two others.

Like,

it is insane the amount of steps they

take.

Dude, last year for quarterfinals,

I was doing that –

the three rounds, fifty wall balls,

fifty burpee box jump overs workout,

and I was halfway through

my second round of burpee

box jump overs when one of

my partners said, hey,

this camera's not on.

And I had,

and that was one percent my fault,

instead of putting it on do not disturb,

I just put it on airplane mode,

thinking it would be the same thing.

And I got a spam call in the

middle of my workout that

killed the video.

It's terrible.

Yeah.

That was a horrible workout

to have to redo halfway.

I did it one and a half times.

Absolutely terrible.

Hopefully they'll add it for individuals.

At least if you're an individual athlete,

after what you've just seen

and you have not learned

from this fiasco.

A hundred percent.

Like when it comes your turn,

you better be going down

the checklist and making

sure all of the stuff.

That is one hundred percent

on you at this point,

if you can see all this

stuff that's going on and

not have all your ducks in

a row by the time it's time to go.

Yeah.

Insane.

It.

Man, yeah.

So much is happening.

I can't wait till these five

days are over though.

Like I'm stressed and I'm

not even an athlete.

Like I'm stressed for Jamie, for you,

for Lito,

for all these people that are

like waiting, waiting for that final,

like, okay, you're good to go.

Like I kept texting Jamie,

do you get any more emails?

Do you get any more emails?

Hey Jamie, do you get any more emails?

Hey, you heard anything from HQ?

HQ, email me.

Yeah.

I will say I'm excited that

I have not gotten anything

from HQ whatsoever,

which means that either my

videos are good or nobody's

looked at them.

Probably the second one.

My guess is we're focused on

that like top thirty five ish.

I'm hoping.

Yeah.

Somewhere top fifty,

let's say somewhere up in that area.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So we're not worried about

seventy eight right now.

No, thank God.

Leave me alone.

Leave me alone.

I'm good where I'm at.

I'm good where I'm at.

I am back to normal training

as of this week.

If you really want to know

what the threshold is.

I would love to know what

the threshold is.

Super review.

I would.

Absolutely.

And I don't think we ever will.

Unless somebody goes and like,

that would be one hell of

an analytical deep dive to like,

See how many downvotes a video got.

Like you'd have to go

through everybody's stuff,

see how many down they got

and see if they got reviewed.

I don't even know how you'd

be able to tell if it got

reviewed at that point.

Well,

the only person is the athlete

because they get the email

that tells them it was reviewed.

Right.

So you'd have to put a poll out,

talk to those people,

see how many they got.

see how many they were at

when they got the trigger,

when they got the email

that said it was... And even that,

I think you're still coming

out with basically an

educated guess at that point.

If I was CrossFit,

I wouldn't tell anybody.

Yeah.

Like if we're going to do

this again next year, if I was CrossFit,

I wouldn't tell a single

soul because all that does

is open up the floodgates for...

Well, good job.

So Halpin says he's doing

that review outside looking

in and those that show a

scoring adjustment,

how many votes they had.

Yeah,

but what it won't tell you is the

people that got reviewed

and didn't get a score change.

Right.

So a leader said,

all my emails said

following public reviews,

your video was accepted.

Yeah, I know there's two emails.

Like Carolyn got some that said,

based on public voting,

we did a further review of

your video and your video

has been accepted.

And then others said, hey,

workout number three was accepted.

And they leave out the other part.

And she had three that had

deeper dives and two that

were just accepted.

but all of them were accepted.

So she had no score change.

So like that won't show up

on Mike's spreadsheet.

Right.

Right.

Even though three of them were reviewed.

Anyway, like I was saying, if I'm CrossFit,

I'm keeping that number as

close to the best as possible.

I hope that doesn't leak out

because next year it would just make it,

it would cause that much

more of an issue where people knew that,

oh, well, if you get

your video is going to get

immediately reviewed.

Well, then people are just going to,

you know, human nature at that point.

Some people, I would say,

are just going to go in

there and just get people

to just go downvote it

until it gets reviewed, no matter what,

or if it's good or not.

Yeah, I think that's a Pandora's box.

Jake says,

that window behind Corey is

really far away.

How big is that room?

You don't know.

My boy is big wigging it.

He's got the big office.

The big closet.

You've got the corner office

with the view of the mountains.

The view of the mountains

right here in South Louisiana.

There you go.

So they were considering the

video reviews.

So what they did is they

determined if it met a certain threshold,

they got a further review.

That's how they considered the, the,

um the votes to do the video

reviews I think is what you're saying

Yeah.

Halpin said,

I would also be able to see a

high number needs review

that didn't have a score change,

which is also interesting

as it means the community

voted improperly according to HQ.

Correct.

Yeah.

That's going to take a lot of work, man.

Which we know happened.

Yeah, we do.

I can promise you that happened.

uh we'll work out a ton ton

of down votes um that lunge

like everybody dinged so it

it's interesting no I was

saying yesterday I don't

remember where I saw it at

but like there was two

different standards shown

in the video as far as the

lunch is concerned like how

did and turning around so

But I think a lot of people

felt like people didn't

come to full extension at the top.

Because you're trying to go fast, right?

So you're like up and trying

to hit extension and go

right back down as quickly as you can.

And usually just because of

the pure space that took,

you don't have a really

great angle to see that

extension on video.

No,

and not all angles are created the same.

Like I had to make the best

they do because of how our gym is set up.

Like it didn't make any

sense to me to set it up.

Like they asked to set it up.

So I had to kind of move

stuff around as far as that's concerned,

but to get to the feet and

make sure you could see the

dumbbell and make sure you

could see the box that I

was going to be jumping

over and make sure the box

is five feet away from

where the dumbbell is.

I got done with my last snatch.

I just tossed the dumbbell.

Well, that's what happened.

So that's what happened in

Stevie Dellinger's video.

They put the stuff there,

they measured it all,

and then they were seeing,

can you see this?

Can you see that?

And then they kept moving

the box to make sure you

could see both sides of the box.

After they measured it.

And then measured it after they moved it.

So I'm thinking, and again,

there's no comment to tell

you why it was changed or

why they did it.

So you're just going on pure assumption.

But my assumption is because

she didn't remeasure the

distance from the dumbbell to the box,

they gave her a penalty.

I tell you what I did is I marked,

when I measured from the

dumbbell to the box, I put a tape mark.

where I was going to put the

dumbbell so that, hey,

this is my five foot.

There's a tape mark.

Like, here's a line.

I'm starting behind.

Here's a tape mark behind the line,

which my dumbbell is going

to sit on at the very least.

But I did that last snatch, dude,

and I just,

I got it further away from the

box because I didn't want

to have any kind of, any kind of,

any kind of reason for somebody to go, oh,

well,

his dumbbell is right there by the box,

you know,

while he's doing these box jump overs.

Lito, she's asking,

assuming Stevie would have

gotten the reason for the

penalty in her email, I would assume that,

but I've not seen one where

there's been a scoring

adjustment to know if it

was spelled out for the athlete.

But I believe in years past, it does say.

The other thing,

like where her dumbbell was,

and I'm not trying to pick on Stevie.

I think she's a great athlete.

And she just happened to get

a scoring adjustment that I

saw that affected Carolyn's landing.

So it's not that I'm picking

on her at all.

She also used a chalk line

for the dumbbell instead of tape.

And it was like handwritten.

So it was a squiggly line.

But I don't think that would

have affected it because

the chalk line was there

from beginning to end.

It didn't like get erased in

any form or fashion.

Lito said, if you look at Sarah's email,

said that she only did

twenty nine burpees.

If you look at her stories.

Yeah, I thought so.

In years past,

CrossFit has usually pointed

out why they've given you a penalty.

I thought that rule was kind of harsh.

But if for no other reason that, okay,

add a second to my score, to my time.

That's where it gets tricky though.

if you did all three rounds

that's one thing but if you

did twenty nine one round

where do you draw the line

of hey it takes a second

because there is a build up

of fatigue fatigue that can

affect the moves after and

so that's all arbitrary at

that point I don't disagree

I do think it's harsh for

one burpee to stop the

workout bam especially if

if it's at like if it's in

your first round dude like

you still got two more

rounds to go like now your

score is uh stevie was

given a one minute and

forty second penalty uh

which moved her from second

to fifteenth overall

Yeah, we looked at all that yesterday,

and she's still going to

the games as long as

everything else is accepted.

And she's going to be great at the games.

She's a great athlete,

and she's probably going to

compete with Caroline and

Caroline Klutz and all of

those ladies for the championship.

So she's still going,

and someone as fit as

Stevie is going to be fine.

It's interesting now that

everybody can see all the

things no matter what.

And like, so, I mean,

when you talk about public forum, dude,

like we are now,

we are now very much a public forum,

especially being able to see that, no, no,

this needs review.

That's unviewable completely.

This person is not even the

person they said they were

whenever they got on the thing.

That was insane, by the way.

I think the fear of getting

judged over your video made

people do the best they

could to meet all the standards.

I would say that, but yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dude, for me, like.

Leader said not all reps are

created equal.

One burpee isn't the same as

one jump rope or which

isn't the same as one rope climb.

Correct.

Absolutely.

Carolyn made the point yesterday.

Like if I miss a double under,

do you stop the workout for

one double under?

And so you're right.

Like they're not created equal,

but by this standard,

wherever you missed a rep, it ends.

Right there.

Yep.

And double unders are the worst account.

Not my favorite thing to do.

Man, I'd do five extra just in case.

Not my favorite thing to do.

I'll go until my judge tells me to stop.

I'm not even – I'm counting in my head,

but, like,

even if I do fifteen and they

say I'm at forty-eight, then, okay,

we're doing two more or

however many it is.

Like,

I'm not stopping until they tell me good,

and I will roll on through

with it because I'm not

getting dinged for that.

Same way, dude.

For the open, the –

Thruster pull up chest of our thing.

Because I can't count.

I did twenty one or twenty

chest or twenty pull ups to

start off with.

And my judge was like, hey, man,

you need to do another pull up.

Like, yeah, I probably did.

I took ten,

did another one and went on

about my business.

What I've learned is get a

good judge that you trust,

that's willing to tell you

when you've done it wrong,

that's willing to tell you

you didn't count right

because the ramifications

of that are so big now.

So big.

It's just not worth having to redo it,

especially if you end up with it.

If nothing else goes wrong,

And like you said,

you missed two double

unders or you miscounted a

burpee or something like that.

And nothing else goes wrong

during that workout.

You got a phenomenal score.

And then you go back and

look at the video and you go, oh shit,

I got to do this again.

Like that's demoralizing at that point.

And have someone look at

your video before you submit it.

Like say, hey, look at this.

And tell me,

did I miss anything along the way?

Tell you, dude, Benorn got, God bless him,

him and Jeff,

they took my camera away

from me after I got done

and went back and, all right, show me.

Train to live.

Guess this shows having a

judge taking courses and

having an L-one maybe isn't

that important.

I mean, he ain't wrong.

I think it's overkill, but sure.

An L-one,

while it helps you

understand the methodology

of CrossFit in the best way possible,

does not teach you how to

judge a competition.

No.

I know people who have their

L-ones who have no business

judging anybody whatsoever.

It is also that because you

have an L-one and you know

what good movement is

supposed to look like,

does not mean that you move

well or know what good

movement is supposed to look like.

Denise says,

I got a penalty on workout

three and it was a correct penalty.

Did your email tell you why

you got the penalty, Denise?

Lito,

I feel like the advanced course

should have had a lot more

counting in it.

My thing with the videos are

you need to video an elite

athlete going at elite speed.

That's what people need practice with.

Yeah.

Not whoever they had,

Joe Bob from down the street.

I mean, yeah, he was moving well,

but... Then he said, yeah,

great explanation too.

Good.

That's encouraging.

That's encouraging.

I hate to cut this party short.

Wednesdays,

we always seem to run over and

I've got a one-thirty

meeting and I need to eat something.

I don't know why.

So...

And I'll leave it on this.

Jay Birch,

competition movement is

different than gym movement.

Yes, it is.

My first judging experience

at regionals and it was team.

My first judging experience.

Holy cow.

When they started moving, I was like,

I have never been in this

ball game before.

These are not normal human beings.

What's happening right now.

Right.

And that was the team competition.

Yeah.

I was outside lane like I

was new so I didn't get any

of the preferential

treatment um dude the first

time I saw elite athletes

move in person or even back

when that's watching uh

scott pancheck at legends

uh this past year dude like

there's elite athletes and

then there's the scott

panchecks of the world I

would not have wanted to

I mean,

I say that judging him probably is

fairly easy because he moves so well,

but he's also moving so

fast the entire time.

Like you got to keep up.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

To those of you who do that elite judging,

God bless y'all.

I wouldn't want to do it.

There's no way.

Well, don't forget tonight,

five PM cats catching feelings.

She said it's going to be a wild show.

She had a first date last night.

She had a wild night Friday

night with the girls night out.

So she's going to share all

of that tonight.

Make sure you check in to

that five PM Eastern standard time.

And then tomorrow I just

started watching behind the

scenes of mayhem that I

I think Taylor did for Savan.

I'm about fifteen minutes in so far.

Pretty cool.

But I'll let you know how

the whole episode goes

tomorrow when we get back

here for lunch with the Clydesdale.

With that time to get back to work,

you knuckleheads.

Lunchtime is over.

We'll see you next time.

Lunch with the Clydesdale.