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Every Sunday night Carolyne Prevost, Jamie Latimer and Scott Switzer break down the world of CrossFit and other fitness competitions.  Tonight we talk about The Legends Championship at Del Mar with Special Guest Dex Hopkins! as we bring back Clydesdale After Dark!  In addition, we will talk about Magic City this weekend, plus whatever else comes up!

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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.

We are here,

and I have a special guest.

Look at him.

Dex Hopkins, next.

what is going on everybody welcome to

sunday sunday sunday night crossfit talk i

am here with dex hopkins because my normal

co-hosts were a little busy today just a

little tiny tiny tiny bit uh miss carolyn

punched her ticket to the masters crossfit

games this afternoon after a dominating

performance at the legends my god

Drop kicked her ticket.

Only by, you know,

thirty-something points.

Yeah.

Crushed it.

And then, regretfully, Jamie, four points.

Oh, brother.

I just saw it.

Oh, no.

If you watch the race,

she came in second by a half a

step on the final lunge.

Those four points would have tied her for

third.

She would have won the tiebreaker.

She literally missed out on her game's

ticket by a half a step.

Wow.

Such is CrossFit year to year.

That'll be a good training year for her,

boy.

I could not be prouder of her.

She is a tiny human being.

And to go into that Legends programming

and to almost get her ticket through the

least conceivable way possible and put up

that performance was phenomenal.

Yeah, she's a dog.

She's a dog.

She'll have nothing to hang her head about

about that because she knew that going in

and was taking just swings.

So, yeah, nothing to hang her head about.

I compare her to Colton.

Like, they have the home runs,

and they can overcome a lot.

But when you're in a long weekend,

it just takes the toll on you.

Yeah.

Well, especially there, man.

I love Del Mar.

That is, like,

hollow ground to me because, I mean,

just for loving the game as long as

I have, seeing them do stuff there.

Yeah.

know regardless of what it's been all

weekend or how you had to see it

grainy footage secondhand stream or

instagram follow-up i was excited when

they announced it and so seeing people on

that floor again just takes me back to

fun memories yeah we'll get into all the

action at legends but first don't forget

to like and subscribe to the channel

We appreciate each and every one of you.

A couple quick announcements.

I've been releasing because Masters have

gone this weekend.

They're going to go again next weekend in

person.

I've been releasing a live episode from

the twenty twenty five games every day for

members only.

And then seventy two hours after its

release, it will go live to everybody.

The first one went live today to

everybody.

and it's like that every day moving

forward and uh so check those out and

don't forget to check out hattie behind

the scenes of the five games all of

the episodes are live it's a great story

um it didn't end the way she wanted

to but the capture was really good and

i'm really proud of it so go check

that out people in the in the chat

are asking what are you up to these

days

Dude,

we had our first weightlifting meet

Saturday.

While everybody's transitioning to

endurance and running ultras and bike

rides and high rocks, this and that,

love those things.

Never made me feel too terribly sexy or

dangerous,

so Dexter leaned into the other things.

And after my last games trip, dude,

being able to use both my wrists,

I was very hungry to put things over

my head.

And so did been doing weightlifting,

my buddy Dame program for me up until

that two week period we were talking about

where I started working and moving and

doing media full time this year has been

awesome.

But boy,

I've been at every high rocks since

Phoenix.

And I've seen a lot of running in

circles and sled pushes and pulls and all

the things, which has been great,

but have not touched a barbell in two

weeks.

And then that being my first experience,

I had no clue like what that game

is.

And apparently there's playing cards and

all these things and

I have buddies who do it.

I guess I've just never done the just

breadth and depth of what that game is.

But it's very cool.

It's local.

It's at Wheelhouse Academy.

My buddy Lewin's gym is a good show.

Masters, you know, Masters is still .

I'm a good .

So Dexter will be cutting weight because

while you're strong in CrossFit because

you're large and I can get away with

it on teams, weight classes are different.

But it was fun, man.

So doing that,

getting married in November to a lovely

lady,

Her name's Lindsey.

She's in the other room doing spreadsheets

as she lives in the Matrix.

We just bought a house.

We're still in Birmingham.

Daughters are happy and healthy.

I'm the same.

And so very blessed and lucky and just

living life, man.

Jeremy says, wait,

this isn't Marcus Hendren?

I wish I had the residual country strength

and fitness of Marcus Hendren.

He actually just disappeared, didn't he?

He did.

Yeah, he lives near me.

That's what I know.

He was up there with you guys.

I mean, he was in our region.

And, like, he set it on fire for,

like, two years and then disappeared.

He was the original farm guy, Colton,

except tall.

Yeah, much taller.

But he was a dog because he was

in the thick of Central East when it

was Central East.

So you're also doing some stuff for Brute.

Do you want to share that?

Yeah, yeah,

still remote coaching for Brute, man,

which –

You know,

I think every weekend we could say it's

been a good weekend.

I know Mayhem was a weird start,

but Emma Lawson's a dog.

Hattie's with us now,

who I texted you that weekend, like,

first time I met her, dude, like,

just a pleasure.

Energy is next level.

And she was really good at moving through

difficult things.

Like,

still had her little light shine and

didn't get down too much.

And my best friend coaches her, Jessica,

my best friend since I was eight years

old, so love him.

She's in good hands.

um but yeah still with brute man love

the boys uh brand's doing well baby

weekend to weekend so it's uh it's been

good yeah pumping out those champions you

know it's uh we got a lot of

t-shirts so if they mostly how they feel

on them you know we bring extras

All right,

so let's get into Legends for this

weekend.

I've got a little agenda for us to

go down through.

First,

it started with a bunch of craziness.

I talked about it on my lunch show

last week.

There was a lot of talk about everything

that was going on.

Friday morning,

the stream was not working well.

By Friday evening,

it was like a crystal clear picture for

me.

Yeah.

On Flo Lee.

My only complaint rest of the weekend was

the app is just slow.

It was nothing about the coverage or

whatever.

And the people doing the coverage,

the Savon team,

that was two floors was a lot.

Yeah.

Like,

that's spreading your team pretty thin.

Well, man,

we learned that at the Masters games they

had in Birmingham.

And, like, make no mistake,

them having an in-person Masters semifinal

Love that, right?

Like you said on the show the other

day,

we're never going back to regionals for

very obvious monetary reasons.

But I think having an in-person show for

Masters,

and there's several people in the space

that say that's the lifeblood of the sport

and these things, could not agree more,

especially after that trip we did.

But them having an in-person, love that.

I think the rest of the things are

working out.

I know Flow Elite's been in the game

of that forever.

They used to cover Waterpalooza.

And when I got into grappling stuff,

they do a good job covering that.

Having two floors in the same way they

had at Birmingham seemed impossible to

cover.

I don't think they were covering much of

anything that year anyway.

But yeah, two floors is a wild show,

especially with the good memories of being

it was just that one floor,

all the heats.

And I know it's not as doable when

you have that many divisions at that

level, right?

Because everybody's trying to punch a

ticket in every division.

And when you have masters and elites,

it's a million.

But I give everybody the benefit of the

doubt.

At least they were trying.

If we got it looking like an Etch-A-Sketch

for a little while, that's okay.

So I'll skip ahead a little bit because

I want to get back into elites.

But when it comes to masters,

I have argued that we should cut down

the age groups that do the in-person till

we figure it out.

I agree.

Would you say swing the in-person to like

the younger crowds or the older crowds?

The younger.

I say third because fifty percent of the

open is thirty five to forty nine.

right they're the ones that have paid for

all this if we're going to do it

for them they get the rewards of that

and if and if you can see like

more participation up to fifty four i

might go that far but i think you

consolidate it down to where you can

actually put on a show that people can

watch and the length of the show right

like the length of the show yeah

I agree.

And I mean, now, I mean,

I remember when it was like blast for

me to talk about people moving from elite

to masters.

Like, I mean, you know,

cause Rich will never do it,

which is fine,

but like seeing Scott and Samuel do it

forever, I think.

And I think he was just doing class

this year at his gym, which is awesome.

And he'll always be a monster when he

wants to be,

but seeing like Scott and his wife do

it, people like that.

Like, I don't, I don't hate that idea.

Like,

I don't think anybody's put out by that.

And honestly,

the age groups that didn't get invited

were probably much better sleep in their

bed anyway and do semifinals.

Cause I know I valued that the year

I did it.

Well,

and if it gets to a point where

there's enough participation,

then we'll find a way at that point.

But you've got to figure it out first.

And then the other thing is Noah Olsen

announced this weekend he's going for the

Masters gold.

I don't know if Dancheck and Sam Dancer

have something to say about that.

Love that.

Love that.

If Noah's in the shape,

I know him to stay in at an

eighty-five percent year.

It's a different race now, boys.

But, you know, Noah's a dog, man.

I hated, like, when he stepped away.

But, I mean, he kept doing other stuff,

so he stayed in space.

And, like, I know his heart for it.

And so he's always a pleasure to have

around.

So at any capacity, when he's there,

it's a better show.

So I do think that there's going to

be a pretty good spotlight on that .

Yeah.

I think, I mean, also like you're saying,

when they show that there's more

participation in that age group,

if you go down some age groups,

the stuff they've done at like the pit

with the teens,

because like regardless of the games or

not,

even before they brought it into them,

like Brock was putting on an amazing show

for those kids.

And it was,

and I've been a few times at his

gym before they had to outsource it.

I mean,

there's no amount of porta potties to

cover these parents and teenagers that

showed up like, and it was just,

it was so good.

It stressed out the infrastructure they

had laid out, but it's a, yeah,

I mean,

I agree with the swinging it up and

down.

Like,

I think the fatigue on like the show

of it, you know,

it gets a little crazy,

same kind of thing at Waterpalooza when

you have every age group of every

division, just it's a show all day.

And so, yeah.

You know,

people want to see who they want to

see.

I think everybody else should have.

I mean,

they do have the option this year to

stay at home,

but I think a lot of people would

rather go in person outside of like fifty

plus people.

CrossFit says Noah already kind of moves

like a Masters athlete.

Eric, Scott for CEO.

I don't want that gig.

He does.

He secretly does.

Can you imagine Scott Scott's rants on the

lunch show if he was the CEO?

Yeah.

Bring up profile pictures on LinkedIn of

people that work for CrossFit.

We actually just fired her.

Yeah,

rant about myself and the bad job I'm

doing.

No, man.

So that's a real out front get hit

by all the cars.

Patrick Clark already making predictions

for the thirty-five to thirty-nine.

Noah one, Pancheck two, Marquand three.

Hey, we forget Quan.

Quan's in the thirty five to thirty nine.

Right.

I mean, and I love Quan.

Look,

Noah doesn't move like a master's athlete.

Noah's a great mover across the board.

But yeah,

I forget Quan's doing thirty five,

thirty nine.

A dog always just love Quan like good

buddies on bias.

But him and Noah,

it'll be a fun show, man, I think.

Like, the last year I did it,

I think it was me.

Who else was there that was, like,

higher level?

Like, that had been elite individual.

It was just Will.

Yeah.

I think that's it.

That year pretty much, yeah.

Well, him and Bronislav came and did it.

That's right.

Bronislav did it.

Yep.

But like having a deeper field where you

see people because my favorite thing's

always been like the fifty plus guys like

is if there's any better picture of what

the methodology does for you,

it is those people because none of them

probably came in with any kind of range

of motion or stability or blah, blah,

blah.

And that really kills the argument of it

not working to me if the longevity piece

is there for those people.

But having the picture of like Dallin

going from fourteen year old monster and

continuing to do that.

And when he gets to continue that into

Masters,

like we don't have a sample size for

that.

And so especially like at that level.

So I mean,

even like Sam and them doing it,

like Sam's always been pumped about it

when he can do it.

And I mean, you know,

maybe he could switch back and do it

if he wanted to.

But it's got, you know, certainly good.

But like,

I think when you get to the age

where like everybody's got kids and you're

running your gym or whatever job it is

you do away from it, you know,

just like Fikowski,

like seeing people step from elite into

Masters and it not be this frowned upon

thing.

I'm actually not sure if he's still doing

it.

That's a good question.

He just, he just shows up sometimes.

Yeah.

Like I'll be at a comp and hadn't

heard of them in a year.

And then there's easy.

Hey man, lift heavy.

Often seminars are still certainly still

going on.

I'm sure.

Yeah.

So I want to talk about the programming

and the complaints coming in.

First, I want to give the good stuff.

The competition, like,

The schedule they put out at the beginning

of the weekend, that was like clockwork.

If I wanted to watch my people,

every time that clock hit, boom,

they were there.

The machines that everybody thought were

going to break did not break.

They were big and they were heavy and

they were tough to move,

but they did not break.

Wait,

was that a worry that the stepper machines

were going to break?

That was it.

They make stair steppers that people beat

to death.

I would,

the metric thing was what I would have

been complaining about.

Like this is, I mean,

but it's the same thing with like an

assault Rover or a road thing,

but it's a,

that's a funny thing to fuss about.

I thought that was like a,

we're taking the money with stepper,

which is great.

Get money.

Del Mar is expensive.

Yeah.

And then the,

the one thing I do want to say

is the programming did change throughout

the weekend.

And to me, that's,

that that's hard to swallow.

i need the context right like i need

the why because i think and i hate

to keep referencing this but like the year

we did it right is the first year

they had rogue in ireland when they had

in birmingham and they had to send

everything by boat i found out that is

why a lot of things like were supposed

to be there weren't some of our stuff

got changed so like contextually i

understand that rogue just apparently and

just learning what i've learned this year

about them

you know,

when you sign on to be a semifinal,

it is not the kind of help you

get that I thought it was.

They're like, hey,

here's what we have available.

If we don't have it,

we're not sending it.

You're going to have to figure it out.

And which I get, but yeah,

I think last minute people just have to

do the, if that's the case, you pivot.

Now,

eighty pound dumbbells in the last

workout.

Somebody planted a good seed there to

change that,

because that workout was going to be like

what everybody thought at Mayhem last

weekend.

Like, oh,

this time cap tells me y'all trying to

get out here by three p.m.

for sure,

because nobody's getting in under that.

A few people did.

That was a good workout.

That was beautifully written last weekend.

But I need to like the full story

of why we're changing stuff outside of the

eighty pound dumbbell.

Somebody just woke up and had like a

hey, this is a pretty silly thing.

My question to you is they changed the

elite dumbbell weight.

But they did not change any of the

Masters dumbbell weights.

Don't we fuss sometimes about them baby

and Masters a little bit?

Isn't that a conversation we have

sometimes too?

Everything was heavy this weekend.

This was a chipper.

This was for the fitness people to show

what they could do.

Can we bring it up?

Let's take these things apart.

Do you have –

Let me see if they got it.

I can pull it up if you want.

I don't think they have.

They didn't have them on Flow Elite

earlier.

Oh, they do now.

Still didn't put in the calories for the

bike stuff.

Yeah, let's bring these things up.

Because I didn't hate.

They never published the calories or the

distance or whatever.

Well,

seeing Emily Rethwell do a lean back row

on the skier, I was like,

this must be hell.

Because she's a monster on machine.

Dude,

I've never met anybody more built for

running themselves into the ground of high

rocks.

Whatever it is in her brain,

if you could bottle and sell it to

hurt, you'd be a millionaire.

Because she's a doll.

But to see her have to pull some

weird technique stuff, I was like,

this must be brutal.

So this workout was power output machine.

with some double unders.

I didn't hate that they made it be

a beaded thing.

Like Rich made everybody use their ropes,

like the old school RX smart gear rope,

which, you know, is awesome.

But like take everybody's little binky

safety net rope away and see what you

can do is awesome.

I didn't hate this one either.

And I like the aggressive cap on this

one because like that middle part,

thirty chest to bar.

And I'm also, you know,

speaking for a lead to probably thirty

five, thirty nine,

thirty and thirty is kind of negligible

now with that big kind of slow tempo

cycle rate or whatever you want to call

it for the sandbag.

My beef with this is it was a

all the way up to forty four.

It was a hundred fifty one hundred

sandbag.

And for that division,

they reduced the number of chest to bar.

Yeah.

See the sandbag being lighter would have

made more sense to me.

Cause that's like, I mean, but that's,

that's the part they always baby people

with, right?

Like it's a ring muscle,

less ring muscle ups or no ring muscle

ups or after a certain age group.

I loved this workout,

especially after the contrast of last

weekend.

Somebody said on another show, uh,

the contrast of Olivia doing touch and go

and then having to just motor through this

was, was very cool.

Kind of, especially back to back weekends,

sicko.

But, um,

Emily has a track background,

so she's down to her.

Yeah, no doubt.

I have witnessed it,

and she's also kindest, hearted,

sweet lady ever.

And, yeah,

I text Holden after every time I see

her.

I'm like, boy,

you better be nice at home.

CrossFit says I need to buy a little

bit of a hold to lock down.

Look, Holden's a good-looking man, too.

That's a pretty family.

So, yeah, that's a beautiful household.

So then event three,

it's all barbell though.

It's literally all.

Well,

so we talked about this other day talking

about like a, a benchmark full semifinal,

like back to the methodology, this, that,

and other,

I loved a funky twist on a DT

type thing.

And I didn't hate this as a skills

test.

Take,

take any of these workouts individually.

And I don't hate any of them.

Yeah.

You just hate a heavy weekend.

Put them all together,

it doesn't make a well-balanced weekend to

get somebody to the CrossFit Games.

If you're doing an off-season comp,

be you.

Do whatever you want to do.

I'm cool with all that.

So the longest ones we did,

the first event was the longest one

outside of fifteen minutes.

The rest of them were more sprinty,

it looks like.

Well, and then five, you had that chipper.

Yeah, but...

That's I mean,

heavy wall ball because it was thirty

twenty four box jump.

Right.

This one, I mean,

this essentially was like designed to be

able to take some chances because, I mean,

it was really a race to the double

press,

especially if they left it that way.

Because, I mean,

you're not going to kill anything by going

big on toast bar like box jump overs.

They make you step down now.

So you're going to settle yourself.

Arms are flush a little bit.

But thirty double press at eighty and what

they wanted to do.

This was a how many,

Devil Press AMRAP after a buy-in.

And that was my favorite thing about

Mayhem.

And hats off to those fellows that

conglomerate of people that did that

program in like an hour, like Rich said.

Every finish was like,

keep your camera on, smack the buzzer.

And if it wasn't that,

it was Gwen where you saw people like

take themselves into deep water and roll

the dice and just fall apart and stand

there.

which was not the people I thought would

do it, right?

Like,

I hope for Haley to smash that workout

just to see the progression of her.

But, like,

we're not surprised when that happens to

her.

But people,

like some of the guys that did it,

man,

where it's just popping out of their

hands, that's beautiful.

And, like,

when I joked with you the other day,

the only time I've ever seen Rich go

touch and go when he knew what he

was doing is when he was, like,

punishing Matt Hewitt on a snatch ladder

in twenty seventeen.

like Rich is a singles guy till he

dies and he can but like that that

was beautifully written last weekend some

of these I think had the same kind

of concept I think everybody wants that

for the show right and they talked about

like having a good test and a good

show is very often a hard Venn diagram

to merge together that's absolutely right

I think uh you got the benefit of

where you are Delmar stirs up a lot

of good fields for West Coast people and

CrossFit people in general because like I

mean

all the things that have happened there.

So you come in with good juju.

And these guys get hammered for the

program in every year.

You know, whoever these two guys are,

I can't remember their names, but boy,

do they get lit into every year.

Bob and Joe.

Yeah, Bob and Joe.

Bless your hearts.

Let me throw the southern thing in there.

Bless your hearts, Bob and Joe.

But I don't hate any of these.

I'm also a large CrossFit athlete.

I'm biased, too.

Real heavy, real short.

I'll call this the Clydesdale-Delmar

invitation.

All right.

Last weekend was heavy and well spread

out.

And, I mean,

nobody's going to argue you need any more

length after the run.

And when I tell you the videos did

not do that first hill justice –

I felt bad driving the rental car up

that hill.

Transmission shot.

But...

There's no more.

We don't need more distance after that.

They didn't go machine heavy.

I thought it was really well thought out.

This had wrinkles like a new machine

nobody likes.

That is nod to unknown and unknowable

things.

I don't hate that.

It is a little sprinty and a little

a little heavy,

but like I always joke about like twenty

thirteen regionals being like the CNS

destruction here.

But I missed that because everything was

heavy.

The only gaps were pistols and like skill

based things.

And that was before we had sexy stuff

like handstand walk.

So.

right let's get into the individuals um so

on the women's side what a freaking race

oh brother this this being so not like

yeah she got olivia smashed but like the

highlight to me and i'm gonna i'm gonna

give some flowers here emily rothwell dog

we talked about her um sydney smith dude

who has you know lived in birmingham so

she moved san diego one insanely happy she

moved she's in a room full of women

that will get her where she needs to

go because there is no physical capability

she does not have this showing is going

to be gas on a bonfire for this

kid her being fifteen points out of

qualifying is she's about to have a

monster year uh i was i was the

most impressed with that and i just want

to point out the math of this

Sidney Smith out-legged Lydia Fish at the

finish line by a half a step,

and it changed who got the games ticket.

Yep.

And it does be like that.

Surprised everybody.

Abigail Domet and Lydia Fish ended up

tying.

It went down to a tiebreaker,

and Daniel Brandon was only one point

behind the two of them.

Yeah.

Who, I mean, for a heavy weekend,

you know, she may have overachieved,

but it's the story for a lot of

this stuff too, man,

is after last weekend being so rough for

Olivia, Abby, Kyra, Emily Ross,

like I can't imagine turning around and

doing a whole nother semi the next

weekend.

Cause that was not one to shake a

stick at last weekend from like just a

physiological taking on that whole

weekend.

And I mean,

what did you do Monday through Wednesday?

Like,

Yet there was no downtime.

We packed our stuff and got right on

the plane, went early to this.

So shout out to those coaches for managing

that and these guys for holding up.

That's a testament to their body of work.

But yeah,

I would love to see Emily get in.

But Sid, man,

I couldn't believe Kyra didn't smash

these.

And I didn't get to watch that whole

heat for a lot of them.

But I thought it was teed up for

a lot of the power kind of output

people.

And there was no, like you said,

even the long one was machine,

which is great.

I think good contrast from last weekend.

But yeah, dude, Abby Doman's a monster.

Her last weekend on Gwen was one of

the more impressive things I've seen

because like, and Olivia,

we expect that from her.

I think that's the first time I've seen

Abby Doman do it up close.

And Lydia Fish being that close,

not being just a monster with a barbell

is impressive.

The fact that these two went back-to-back

weekends and got their games qualified in

the second of those weekends was just

crazy.

Yeah,

that would not have had that in my

deck of cards for that, for sure.

And on the men's side,

pretty much a runaway.

Come on, baby.

Pretty much a runaway.

Come on.

Two new kids.

Dallin Pepper, James Sprague.

ran away with this.

.

.

.

.

.

. .

Like, very strong.

But his complete game, I mean,

I hope he's – I think my brain's

so messed up for the format this year

because, like,

you don't know if it's their last shot.

Are they going to do whatever?

And so, yeah,

he – I also thought Tudor would have

mashed the weekend,

just set up for success with the program.

But super impressed with Dylan Hammond

coming off the teams and having a good

individual showing.

That's near and dear to my heart.

But, yeah, dude, the boys –

I think they pick ones they want to

go to now where they have the best

races because that's essentially what it's

going to be.

Dallin getting on top.

I think this is the first time he's

put James down in a while,

so hats off to my man.

But James Sprague is no longer fit enough

to play the game but not strong enough.

So it's about to be a hell of

a year for just the men's field and,

like,

who's going to be able to go in

and take haymakers because it's a lot more

guys.

And I'm always excited to see that kid

go.

Grace says, I wouldn't call it a runaway.

Dylan was in contention until the last

event.

I would only call it a runaway in

comparison to the women.

When everybody's fifteen points away.

One point between second and fourth.

Like, that's so tight.

Yeah.

That's a fumble away.

Thirty-five point difference on the men's

side seems huge.

That is.

I mean, and math in this thing,

he would have needed a lot of help

to, like, be in contention for sure.

But Dylan's a hell of an athlete, man.

Like, I mean, one bigger guy,

moves well with the barbell, but, like,

that complete game he had this weekend,

like, I hope he's got another shot.

And I would say at this point in

his career, Ilya,

this was his best chance.

This programming was his best chance.

Yeah, for sure.

And then just a personal shout-out,

Alexander Majors was my coach at CrossFit

Polaris.

The new class every day, coming in eighth.

Huge shout-out.

Yeah, and that field, I mean,

that's a good field, man.

Like, I – yeah.

It was – James and Dallin,

it's going to be a show, baby.

But, yeah, they were – Tudor,

I thought – I wish I could have

seen more of complete heats.

But, dude,

Tudor with Jason Lyon has been –

and incredible to watch.

Just, like, mentality-wise, like,

he's a deep thinker,

and you can tell how he articulates

himself in interviews and stuff after the

fact.

And the kid has always had the tools.

I think the first Brute event I ever

went to was West Coast Classic when they

had it in Vegas.

But from then to now,

the kid's a monster.

And so I don't think there's any weekend

where he's out of it.

So I would, you know,

I wonder how the execution stuff went for

him to be just, you know,

in fourth and not sniffing the ass in

second place.

And then I just have to point out

our very own Carolyn Prevost.

Nobody doubted it.

Nobody doubted it.

Three event wins.

Three out of five event wins.

And a second.

And then I think a fifth.

Yeah.

She was skating, hockey lady.

She was skating.

And there we have Pancheck and Dancer with

Brendan Willis getting the third spot.

Love that.

Love that.

How did they decide to take two from

this one, but three in the Masters fields?

So it's,

I think it's a percentage of the overall

field.

There's only five in-person Masters semis.

So you can give more out at each

one than you can because there's, what,

eleven?

Yeah.

Elites.

So they had to spread it over more

semifinals.

That's fair.

Yeah.

So there we go.

Again, great races.

Congratulations to all the athletes that

made it to the CrossFit Games.

If you want to see the full list,

Just a couple quick shout-outs because

they're listeners of this show.

Denise Moore,

one in the sixty-five to sixty-nine.

Cindy Hinkle,

one in the fifty-five to fifty-nine.

They're both listeners of the show.

And so, huge shout-out to them.

They both won their divisions.

I love that they had them in person,

dude.

I do like for the show.

Yes.

Cut it off.

My favorite thing is to see those people

doing skills,

doing overhead squats to whatever degree

they can hammer them for no reps,

whatever.

But the being that old and still

practicing this thing is so like just the

entire body of work.

For what we do and love,

that's the picture of it.

Like,

not just being able to wipe your own

ass your whole life.

You can still overhead squat at speed,

you know?

Like,

we're not a penguin sliding around

surviving.

You're the hawk swooping down to kill.

So that's – I love – that's my

favorite age groups to watch.

Barry McConkner,

Data Watt is fast with info.

Holly Dugan, Data Watt on Instagram,

is our stats and info person.

She is blazing fast.

She's so good.

And this guy has the best profile picture

of the craziest person to ever do

CrossFit.

That may have been why I stayed in.

It's him doing the clean and jerk ladder

in twenty thirteen and go in a singlet

that nobody else was wearing.

Yeah.

Lucas Parker, what a guy.

Lucas Parker was

He was the show at the game in

the day.

Brother, that's what we had.

That's what it was like wrestling.

We had characters.

Rich was like Tim Tebow,

probably going to beat everybody.

Lucas, psychopath.

Aja Bartow was like Andre the Giant

because he was the only guy over six

foot at the time besides like Chad McKay.

But this is where I get to nerd.

That's where I think finally we're kind of

dipping our toe back into that.

Oh yeah.

Finally.

Well, people talk shit here now.

Like it's a real sport.

Like I said that last weekend,

like the better that like, um,

The better the pig farmer's doing,

the more shit he talks.

And when he knows he's about to go

mash, turns it up.

And like, I love that.

And everybody interacts with each other.

They still see each other.

They'll talk the same hot shit in person.

Like I've wished people would play this

like real sports all the time.

Like we weren't friends on the floor,

on the field.

Like, we'll be friends in the back, but,

like, if you've played ball ever,

you weren't cool with anybody while you

were on the field.

And they, like,

them engaging in it and it still being,

like, good-spirited.

They're not, you know,

hurting each other's feelings too bad,

but it's all good-spirited stuff.

Like, yeah, it's getting back to where,

like,

when it was fun and we had personalities

and things like that and they're not

scared to – once Mike crams a mic

in their face,

they're not trying to give the –

the soft answer, so I love that.

That's why I like Colton, man.

I shook his hand and told him,

I said, dude, I've never met you,

been around,

your coach has been one of my best

friends in space forever,

but you're hilarious.

And he means it.

Joey T is just one of the best.

I met him when he owned CrossFit

Grandview.

Yeah, that's my dog.

Him and Andy, man.

Those years doing teams when it was like

us, Jared at four and seven,

his whole group of just monsters they'd

cycle through.

I don't know where they got an endless

supply of women who snatched two hundred,

but they have them at that gym.

But, like, Joey and Andy,

and then they cycled through.

They had a similar situation.

But, I mean,

they still have a good team, man.

And Joey's, like,

his lady's out of residency,

married to a doctor,

wherever they live now.

I think they're back in Columbus,

actually.

But, yeah, they had a bunch of monsters.

And he's still, like,

very high-level coach.

Man knows what he's doing.

Like, Joey's great.

Lucas had an amazing balance.

Guy could work a tightrope.

Dude,

the games behind the scenes things where

they went to his house and he was

carrying a log around his beachfront

property.

I was like, okay,

all of this makes so much sense.

But he was also a very smart and

articulate dude.

I was like,

you sit at home and smoke out of

a pipe and listen to classical music in

your spare time.

Certainly.

That's it.

That's,

it was the contradiction in everything he

did, man.

It was, he was so, so good.

And like,

I'm glad Colton has brought that back.

Yeah.

Colton is,

if Lucas was like the CrossFit version of

Patrick Bateman,

when they show him the business card,

he's like, is that eggshell white?

I'll kill you.

That, that was Lucas.

And that is Colton now.

Yeah.

Yeah.

That's good.

Yeah.

As for,

we already talked about Flow Elite.

I want to talk about the announcers,

Pool Boy and Bill Grundler.

Yeoman's work, man.

Day one,

they called every heat for the entire day.

Yeah.

And like seeing pool boy do it is

very cool because I think hopping on a

show and doing a good thirty forty five

is cool.

But like, you know,

I've emceed events and been horse in an

hour and a half and I've told Bell

and I was like,

I don't know how you do this all

day.

And they have all kind of like cheat

code sprays and golf cough drops and this,

that and other.

But it's a different ballgame having to do

everything,

even if you're in the booth and Bill's

a pro for years and years.

Right.

But it was cool to see him step

in and do well with it, man.

Like he knows and loves the game,

you know,

despite like

the shit talk crazy stuff which i don't

mind but yeah he has a great voice

yeah pool boy has a great voice and

i was texting with friends and the

comments were he hasn't repeated himself

at all

Yeah.

And he's been on the air for like

ten hours.

Yeah, but I mean,

I think he owns an affiliate.

I think, well,

if you can get up in front of

people and talk them into hurting

themselves with fitness and you do that

for years,

you get all right at spending some stuff

off top of your head.

And also it's cool to see him and

as much as I love Chase and everybody

that's ever been in the booth,

CrossFit has a voice to me and it's

Sean for sure.

But it's like Chase and Roe and those

people, them cycling new people in.

Even when they brought Adrian into the

booth, man,

it's cool to have fresh takes on things

and all that good stuff.

So I thought it was great.

Well,

what I love about this is it's developing

new talent for the booth.

Exactly.

Two, the other thing I learned is...

Not only did Pool Boy know every

Californian CrossFitter,

but he had worked out with them at

one point in time during their career.

Love it.

Love that.

Look, I'm a home team guy.

If he had it like that,

I'm with it even more.

And I think that's the piece that I

love about this sport is there are people

so passionate about it that they'll just

go do a drop in here and there

and work out with whoever.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And they're always cool about it.

Like,

I've never went and dropped into a gym

and, like,

the good person at gym be a dick.

They're like, no, yeah,

please come work out.

Like,

especially if it's an open gym thing.

But, no, dude, dropping into gyms,

lost art,

and I think we're getting – everybody

loves that.

Jeremy says, hats off to Paul, Boy,

and Bill.

Amazing broadcast.

Yeah, they did great.

i wonder if bill had to like write

the ship also because like bill bill's a

guy right like he's a headset guy and

so one i wonder if that's like a

picture of like pool boys either just

natural talent or two like bill being able

to put him on game really fast and

him just be a fast learner but yeah

they did great well what i would say

is it's smart because you have the you

have the savvy veteran with the rookie to

make sure that they the game is elevated

to a point where it makes sense absolutely

Um, so it was just,

it was a smart pairing, uh, Jason Bourne,

who it just scares me.

He's in the chat.

Cause you just,

know uh dylan militsky is the voice of

the games on the mic dylan has a

is great on the floor oh yeah dylan's

dylan's the voice of water palooza in my

brain for the rest of my life and

that's his baby now but yeah he uh

dylan's is also another problem with him

brent rogo is my guy uh always did

age groups and like they'd shuffle them

around but like yeah there's so many

people that do it like everybody knows

kiki on the floor and people like that

but like

You know, Brenton was always the guy.

I mean, one, we're good friends, but,

like, he was one of the voices.

Dylan's always going to be waterpalooza to

me.

Larry and Mike.

Yeah.

And they're first responders,

Larry and Mike.

Yeah.

Dude, Larry at Central East Regionals,

Larry's the voice of my regional forever.

And then, like,

I was so glad we were friends because

it didn't matter if I was dead ass

last, Larry was going to say my name.

And it sounds so good when Larry says

it.

It doesn't matter what he's saying.

He could read Dr. Seuss,

but Larry's voice is just –

Yeah,

I think Larry might be getting close to

getting out.

It might be fishing time for Larry.

It might be because he's like SWAT in

Louisiana.

He's like a SWAT instructor, I believe.

All those guys are, man.

All those guys are.

I think most of the medical team is

Mississippi firefighters.

They all are, dude.

Slav and all of them,

they're all Mississippi firefighter guys.

Some of them are from Texas,

but the main ones are from Mississippi.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hicks is my man with the medical team.

He gets me in with them.

You always want to be tight with the

medical team at the end.

Do you know Slav, Jeremy?

Ball-headed guy?

He's always with Hicks.

I know him.

I don't know him.

So we drank a beer at the hotel

at Mayhem,

and I don't forget these stories because

they're just the first year I did

CrossFit.

I moved to North Mississippi,

and Slav was in that gym.

And he was like, oh, man,

you were so good.

I was like, brother,

I was absolute garbage.

You were forty already and you tried to

kill me.

And I was just holding on for dear

life so I could go home and take

a nap.

And but he yeah,

that's I've known him that long.

I think it's been twenty thirteen and

seeing him in advance, man.

It's always good.

Hicks and Slav.

Slav's got the shiniest head out there.

Smooth as eggs.

And.

Dada Wad, Holly,

is taking a break just to come in

and listen to the show for a minute.

I'm judging it.

She put in as much work this weekend

as anybody else,

except for maybe Pool Boy and Bill.

Oh, then they weren't lying.

She quick with it.

She must be like,

no sleep on these weekends.

And the presentation, just.

Yeah.

She has a family and everything and does

it all around that.

How dare she?

I know.

How dare she do both?

Patrick Clark,

me and Slab were crushing old fashions at

Mayhem.

If you didn't make him take a Polaroid

picture, Patrick, it doesn't count.

A couple quick questions for you.

After watching the weekend and seeing the

programming,

should CrossFit HQ have more oversight

with the programming?

So I talked to this about some people

from Magic City because they both picked

Gwen, which love it.

I love when they mandate one.

Everybody has to do.

I think it's a sweet mix of,

you know,

you used to want the luck of the

draw of going first or last,

never in the middle, right?

So you had the most information or you

had none, and that was it.

We showed up.

Maybe you get a few workouts early.

I do like,

especially like during sanctionals and

stuff like that,

when they had one workout,

everybody was going to do.

I don't hate that.

Then you can build your weekend around it.

You could do whatever you wanted anyway

based on what they gave you.

but there was some little hand they had

in it.

And I think what I'm learning is they

don't have the hand in it that you

would think they do as a support system

when you sign up to be a semi.

And so,

and you see that with like the equipment's

not being standard, you know,

across the board.

Like I get it, it is a ski,

it is a bike, that's fine.

But I like when they have...

One that everybody has to do,

then do your own thing with it within,

you know, reason.

I don't know if they have to run

that by everybody,

but I think one that everybody has to

do is very cool.

One for like fans,

especially like if you're new or you're

old,

you love to see that data across weekends

and then like the environment or whatever

it was.

And then it's just cool to have metrics

that everybody did.

I see comments in here asking if we're

going to do Copa Sur breakdown or Far

East breakdown.

We're going to do it in Mandarin.

Dense, dense sports weekend.

And I'm not talking about Jenny.

I'm talking about my Chicago Bears NFL

draft.

I'm talking about Penguins in the

playoffs.

And I'm talking about trying to watch all

of Legends, Masters, and Elite.

Yeah.

No sleep weekend.

Eighth on my list was checking out the

Copa Sur workouts.

And we didn't make it there.

But I will look at them and we

will talk about them on the lunch show

this week.

How about that?

Yeah.

We'll get down unless they're covering it

with an Etch-A-Sketch.

I don't have to pay thirty dollars to

watch it.

So I'll look at Far East and I'll

look at Copa Sur.

But, man,

this weekend I had to see if the

Bears were going to get a pass rusher,

which we did not.

No, rough draft for them, Scotty.

But I will say, future's bright.

Your boy quarterback's going to hold them

down.

This is what I'm telling myself is,

when you get good,

you take best available so you have

assets.

It's not about filling your need at this

point.

It's about having assets to move the chess

pieces later.

That's what I'm telling myself.

And either Dex is frozen or he doesn't

believe me at all.

I'm going to go with frozen.

But you know what's not frozen is third

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them.

So anyway, with that, go check that out.

Hopefully,

We get Dex back here in a minute

or two, and now he's just gone.

He gone.

My girl, Jody, give me the props.

King of segues.

I work hard at segues.

Work hard at them.

With that,

I was going to move into the Magic

City games.

so uh vicky thanking data wad for all

of her work yes everybody should thank her

i i just got a text from dex

he has lost his power lost power jeremy's

asking me to send him a link but

i don't i don't socialize with packer fans

and data what given the hearts back cool

so while we're waiting for decks what i'm

going to do is i'm going to show

real quick we're just going to go down

the list of people who have qualified for

the crossfit games holly did this awesome

graphic

And basically what you see is blacked out

are the events that have already happened.

The white are the events that are about

to happen.

And below are all of the people who

qualified in that event.

And he's back.

Power outage victim, Dex Hopkins.

So at this point in the season,

we have Victor Hoffer, Roman Krennikoff,

Jeffrey Adler, Talon Pepper,

and James Sprague on the men's side.

You have Paige Rogers, Emma Lawson,

Lucy Campbell, Olivia Kerstetter,

and Abigail Doman on the women's side.

And she even has every division of Masters

and who has qualified for the games.

Becca Voigt-Miller.

Love to see it.

Kyle Ruth.

Saw him last weekend.

Incredibly jacked and going to break a

swimming record this year in his age

group.

Apparently he is a motorboat.

Oh, dude.

I forgot Grubbs aged up this year.

He's a young man.

Him and Jeremiah Head.

Romwad OG.

Rest in peace.

Real quick,

we have Terry Carey and David Hipton,

Steel, Seventy Plus.

Our very own Denise Moore,

Arthur Osterino, Sixty-Five, Sixty-Nine.

Rose Wall, Paul McCary, Sixty, Sixty-Four.

Cindy Henkel, Eric Smith, and Fifty-Five,

Fifty-Nine.

Carol Muzzin, T. Gebby, Jason Grubb,

Jeremiah Head, Fifty to Fifty-Four.

Forty-five to forty-nine is Rebecca

Voigt-Miller, Jen Mickish, Andy Tim,

Buck Jacobs.

Buck Jacobs is a name for a Masters

athlete, right?

Buck Jacobs is a name for a lot

of things.

Linebacker, highway patrolman.

I don't want to get pulled over by

a Buck.

No.

And then forty to forty-four is Carly

Newlands, Stivalis Mendez, Nikki Berman,

Bradley Alcock.

Alcock?

Alcock?

Sounds like a good name to me.

You just want to keep saying it at

this point.

Nicholas Altgibbers.

And then, thirty-five to thirty-nine,

Carolyn Prevost, Katie Canning,

Katrina Rasmussen, Scott Pancheck,

Sam Dancer, Brendan Willis.

Dogs.

All dogs.

And then,

on both my Instagram and Holly's at

DataWad, she created that awesome graphic.

Again, she needs all the flowers,

and I will continue to give them.

Hey, come here, lady.

So next up.

Oh.

You've not met her yet, Scott,

so you need to meet her.

I met her.

I talked about it.

Did you meet her?

Oh, you met her at the games.

I met her at the games.

That's right.

All right.

I did say I was engaged.

This is her.

Poke your little head in.

She does exist.

Hello.

All right.

Hi again.

Wildly kind-hearted and attractive in all

the things.

Puts up with me.

I'm not dead, so just go ahead.

Um, no more flow elite, please.

I agree, dude.

Look, nobody covers it like their people,

but when beggars can't be choosers, boy,

we gotta choose with the guy.

So we can fuss about no coverage or

we can have coverage and bitch about that.

So that's.

So here's what I would,

I would just say is if I go

see a movie with my wife and get

some popcorn,

I'm spending twenty five bucks to see that

movie.

And on popcorn.

And it lasts two hours.

And I'm coming home.

This was twenty nine ninety five.

I get to watch Legends this week.

Magic City next week.

That's at least.

Forty hours of coverage.

Oh, it covers both.

You want to pay one time?

It's a month.

I'll take it back.

It's a month.

I'll take it back.

And then you can watch all the all

the jujitsu you want to on Flow Elite,

brother.

Dudes choking dudes.

What's better?

So if you look at it from that

perspective,

I'm getting a hell of a lot more

entertainment out of twenty nine ninety

five than I would if I was going

to go see Marty Supreme.

Well, and at the end of the day,

the years we've missed where there's only

iPhones on selfie stick coverage.

Like, come on, guys, like.

All it is is a streaming platform.

Flow Elite has nothing to do with being

broadcast.

They just offer up a percentage of their

sales to the event.

That tells me Patrick Clark has just tried

to hustle this whole thing.

That's why it's bad.

Actually, who used to work for Flow Elite?

Armand?

Armand Hammer used to work for Flow?

God, I miss him, dude.

But he did not like the experience.

He did not.

He did not.

God, do I miss Armin.

He's choking people full-time and coaching

jiu-jitsu now and running Popeyes in

California or something, being a dad.

Yeah.

I miss Pat, too.

I saw Pat.

Pat also is from St.

Louis, where Lindsey's from,

and he gives me shit about taking one

of their best exports outside of Nelly and

Metro Booman, of course.

Some guy named Buck and Alcock and Choking

Dude, Sick Decks.

Yeah, you're welcome.

All right.

We like to bring it all together here.

That's what we do when we get together

on Sunday nights.

That's why we do it after dark.

I would like to point out that Scott

said Alcock.

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock, Alcock,

Alcock, Alcock,

All right, so coming your way next week.

Hometown.

It's Birmingham, Alabama.

It's Magic City Games.

Have you looked at their programming yet?

I looked at the ones he's tossing out,

and I don't think that he's throwing out

the whole picture.

So they posted it.

Here they are.

Did he break them all?

okay so i haven't updated my yeah love

that again if they did a semi-final that

was just benchmarks twist them up a little

bit add some low take some low love

that uh then we have semi-nate

Do you remember when they made everybody

do strict ring muscle-ups?

This will be much more fun to watch.

Same, yeah.

He did JT last year,

which I did not hate,

but he did bench press instead of

push-ups.

Cool.

Minimal catastrophe.

I'll tell you what, with their team, dude,

Micah and Lewin,

a guy that just did the weightlifting meet

at his gym,

and their whole team do an amazing job

putting these things together.

And, like, if you saw the first time,

it used to be called a two-oh-five

throwdown,

and we did it at a field in

Sanford, the local university here.

Did it on their track, the whole thing.

We're outdoors all day.

It was the summer.

Everybody's melting.

We had a great time.

And it's only gotten better every year.

And now they're at Bill Harris Arena,

and they're getting to do a semifinal.

It's not – he doesn't think about this

seasonally.

It's all he thinks about all year.

And, like,

so all of these things have been well

tested by, I think,

Heath at Lamin and tested all these,

Sidney Smith's old gym.

But, yeah, dude, I love this.

And, like,

he's not put on a bad program and

show that I've seen since we did the

first one.

CrossFit is the – what was it?

When it was regional, Nate,

it was strict-ish ring muscle.

It was six-sixteen, the no dumbbell year.

Why do I remember that?

Me and Joey T,

about six points from qualifying that

year.

A lot of sad drinking in that semi-hearth

regional.

Then we have the bike workout.

He's never going to let the mountain bikes

go, folks, for any Magic City event.

Also, don't hate this.

Good numbers,

and it's are you a dog is the

test.

A little aerobic, but, yeah,

I don't hate this.

It's going to be mountain bikes.

I want to say Cahaba Cycles locally helps

him out with that.

That's who we worked with last year.

Yeah, that's the sponsor for that one.

So he does a good job of tying

in community events with that, too.

So their mountain bike course is in the

parking lot of Bill Harris,

if it's the same,

what it's been in the past.

But there's a little hop the curb,

little gamesmanship,

and then there's a holy shit go fast

straightaway into a hot turn where you can

kind of do some raise hell, praise Dale,

rubbing his racing scenarios.

So I love this one.

He's going to stick to it, boy.

He loves that mountain bike.

So Larry Young,

who is a frequent listener,

his wife qualified for this.

He had to teach her how to ride

a bike last week.

Okay, my best friend,

one of my best friends, Xander,

learned how to ride a bike at thirty-two.

We joke about it all the time.

So,

she better get her to practice hopping

curbs and throwing elbows.

So,

might have to get out there and ride

next to her and scare her a little

bit.

Then we have tie-down.

Man, one hundred and fifty double-unders,

five rope climbs,

one hundred and fifty foot sandbag on

shoulder walking lunge.

And then we bring down the double-unders

and the sandbag carry,

but the rope climbs stay the same.

I dig that.

Yeah, I dig that.

I want a sandbag on shoulder.

I like how specific that is.

Love that.

And the way he set this up is

you can charge it, right?

Like it's not a hundred and fifty pound,

a hundred pound sandbag.

So people are going to be able to

handle it and be an on shoulder.

Like I know we had some like kind

of ambiguous standards about where you

could and couldn't and hands on last week

with the back squats or those back squats.

But this one is set up for like,

hey,

it's out there for you to hold on

to.

And the reps get smaller.

But, yeah, I love that.

Don't hate it.

Shelly Young pops in.

Hop the curve?

I can't do that.

They put a little ramp,

but it's still a little,

it's a little bump.

So it's a good curveball, man.

It's never,

I think the worst thing that's happened is

a chain broke.

But nobody has just eaten absolute shit

like I thought they would the first year.

Cuz we went and tested, I was like,

brother, somebody's about to just whip.

I mean,

I remember watching the Crittenden thing

or the first time they did that and

seeing, I can't remember who it was.

It might have been Cat.

came around the corner and just boom into

the ground.

I was like,

we'll never see bikes at the games again.

Was it Mundweiler that like flew like he

had been on a bike his whole life?

Yeah.

Well, dude, European guys,

like I feel like they cycles a thing

there.

It's like lacrosse here.

I didn't know that was a thing below

like your state.

Like I didn't know below Ohio we had

lacrosse, but we do now.

Like,

have to learn that i have daughters i

also learned soccer soccer has offsides

scott if you didn't know that i didn't

know soccer rules uh yeah i my daughter's

twenty five now i've been through the the

youth soccer dude girl soccer way

different than guy soccer drama like go

join the drama club a very much a

you breathe on me hard ah but girl

soccer is like ufc fighting so we can

get down with that i think crossfats to

um

disparage your hometown?

Okay, that's what you need to know.

Around Bill Harris,

you don't want to ride through those

neighborhoods.

Now,

if we're in Mountain Brook or Homewood or

I live out by Oak Mountain, yeah,

you could be out here.

But around Bill Harris,

they're going to stop your bike,

steal your bike,

and if you've got money in your pocket,

just go on with it.

So, yeah,

it'll definitely be in the parking lot,

but it will not be in the neighborhood.

Bill Harris is that great arena,

great arena, good pool,

all that good stuff.

The surrounding area,

we're going to say it's developing.

It's developing.

Corey Leonard, the cowboy,

someone is going to eat shit this weekend.

I just pray it's not me.

Dude, if you try to ride super careful,

you will eat shit.

If you go cold trickle rubbing his race

in this thing, you're fine.

it's a super fun like one you could

just send the burpees and try to get

on the bike first but i do know

they'll probably make you park it like

unrack it from the little thing they built

i'm sure they've upgraded since last year

go on your bike ride the hardest thing

people had trouble with last year was

re-racking the bike like putting it back

in the thing and you have to go

back and they did they stopped people and

made them go back it was it's cool

man he does a good job with the

bike last year it was like everybody's

doing bar muscle-ups and toes to bar i

think in a helmet

which was just awesome and hilarious.

So, but yeah,

this one dubs the sandbag launch to be

sexy.

What else we got?

Semi Gwen, which we've already seen.

God love it.

We know what that does to people.

Love it.

Keeping it one eighty five for thirty five

thirty nine.

Also love that this one.

First year I went to regionals near and

dear to my heart.

Love this workout.

Love this workout.

Yeah.

Not the one from that year I would

have picked to repeat.

If I had to pluck one out just

to see the contrast of athletes then

versus athlete now,

because that was the first year you had

to send a video in to go.

And then the chipper that year.

was the fifties chipper, right?

Like it was box jump over row,

box jump over the turnaround was fifty

ring dips and had the strap over your

shoulder.

But it was like fifty wall balls,

fifty ring dips,

fifty wall balls work back.

I think there's only a handful of people

that finished it.

And it was one of those days where

Fikowski put on just a pacing clinic and

what it ran away with one.

This was the last one.

And me and all my buddies had settled

into like fifteen to twentieth.

It was like me, Travis Williams,

Jordan Cook won that year.

Cam Wilson, rest his soul.

He's not dead,

but he doesn't do CrossFit anymore.

But this one was like an ascendant.

I say that about Tim Tebow, too.

He's not dead.

He's just dead to you because he quit

CrossFit.

No, it's CrossFit careers did.

Like Tim Tebow,

I say rest in peace all the time.

Football career did.

But this one now,

where like most people are going to –

like our deal was like you have to

snatch the first one because a lot of

people that year were like popping it

over,

doing the old off-the-back shoulder thing.

This will be a much more fun race

to watch.

Isn't this the infamous froning,

throwing it back to beat Pancheck at the

line?

A hundred percent.

A hundred percent.

This is that workout.

This is why that's a rule.

Yes, you're right.

Yeah, I was there.

Did he whoop Scott every year at that

regional?

Just the hope everybody would come into

that one that this was the year for

Scott.

And every – back in the warm-up area,

he was hacking up a lung.

Froehling was so sick that weekend.

It's underrated the psycho he is.

And the nicest guy.

Like, I love how – dude,

we were in the athlete brief before the

run, and, like,

one of the – and I remember when

everybody thought Rich was like Tim Tebow,

like –

you know, whatever.

And he's just a regular bro.

And like literally one of the,

the things for the running event was like,

Hey, when you do the burpees, yada, yada,

yada, don't be an asshole.

I was like, what a full circle time.

Rich is telling everybody don't be an

asshole.

I was like, that's great.

Yeah.

I love,

I love to see a repeat though,

especially like from way back and when it

makes sense, but this is,

it was snatched that year.

So reloaded his thrusters.

I liked it.

It's heavy thrusters.

I think that's still going to be something

that's rough to hold on to after a

weekend of what they're going to have to

do.

But, sixty-four, sweet number.

Regular pull-ups.

We're going to see people getting

no-repped.

See who's trying to get judge of the

year, as you do.

Hey,

everybody was trying to get judge of the

year on sandbag squats at Mayhem.

And I thought on Gwen, dude,

the discrepancy on what was lapping the

bar versus resting in the hang.

Because from how I understood it,

you could not rest anywhere but overhead

of the front mat.

So it depended on who you got that

was trying to get, like,

the judge of the weekend award because

they were, you know,

it was a real discrepancy.

But I'll be interested to see how Micah

kind of nails that down if he doesn't

let him rest in the hang at all.

But this looks like a good body of

work to me.

There's some longish ones,

some time caps outside of eight minutes.

That's cool.

But he does a good job with the

show and the programming, man.

It's very well thought out and tested and

tested and tested and tested.

A few different athletes will test it.

But, yeah,

I think it's going to be great.

Max O'Malley is correcting us.

It was the overhead squat in XIV.

It was.

That's why I said everybody had to snatch

the first one.

Yeah,

this was me not reading the reloaded part.

Thank you, sir.

But, yeah, thrushes will be cool.

Mark Phillips says the thruster weights

are dialed in really nicely for the age

groups.

Well, Mike is of the mindset too,

that he don't want to baby masters people.

And so, and Magic City is his baby.

And I spoke with him about like the

integrity of the show and keeping it,

you know, what he wants it to be.

And like,

I like seeing it grow every year, man.

Like I said, he does a great job,

but him not taking on a lease was

very intentional and,

This growing into what it is and him

kind of keeping the quality of what he

wants to put out show-wise and being able

to showcase it with the programming and

all that stuff and make it a good

experience for everybody was very cool.

So they wanted him to have elites,

chose not to,

which I don't hate now after this weekend,

like you said,

having to have two floors and go crazy.

What I love about this is it is

very well balanced.

Very well balanced.

There's high school gymnastics.

There is barbell work.

There is monostructural.

Hell,

you're getting on a freaking bicycle.

Yep.

And there's not a machine.

Not a machine in sight.

You are the machine.

Old school CrossFit.

Your workouts are warmup.

We are the machines.

Let's go there.

I just, I love the programming.

I thought it was good.

I like this as well.

I got a basement, Scott.

Come sleep in this basement, baby.

I'm shooting that weekend anyway.

Man, I am – gosh,

I want to go so bad.

You let that old ticker get good.

I'm going to see you.

Man, tomorrow I'm cleared.

Tomorrow I'm cleared to work out again.

Hold on.

So before you got cleared,

we were trying to build a deck or

whatever you were doing?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you don't make no sense.

What'd that woman do to you?

She told you to get your ass out

of the house.

I really was just getting supplies to

build the deck.

I wasn't thinking I was going to build

it.

And you felt good getting the supplies.

You're like, daddy still got it.

I'm gonna get out here and do some

stuff.

Well,

it was actually picking up the bags of

quick creep where I felt hernia developing

quickly.

Oh,

so you tricked her into having a check

before.

I see what we're doing.

Where they went up through my groin to

do the inside.

They went the long way.

That's fine.

That's fine.

Yeah, so right in that area,

I felt like this thing,

and I was like, yeah,

time to put the quick creep down.

I felt I'd moved around a bunch of

stuff in the garage gym today.

I might have felt one.

I am unruly sore from doing five lifts

yesterday.

So we are definitely almost forty.

Ortega says the long way.

That's because me and Ortega had talks

about going a long way to different things

this past weekend.

That's what I was about to say.

You faked a hernia so she'd check you

out.

That's all right.

No matter where you go to get the

heart, it's a quick,

quick stop for Ortega for you and me.

Okay.

Jonathan Ortega is a tall,

he's at least six, four.

All right.

On Tinder.

Colton Mertens hangs out with Ortega just

to feel normal.

Oh, okay.

Another fun Colton story.

So he's sponsored by that Lou,

whatever company, right?

For shoes.

Yeah.

You remember in Friday Night Lights when

they're in the locker room and he's

painting his cleats black with a Sharpie?

He had on white Nike runners,

and he took a Sharpie and scribbled it.

I said,

you should have done the whole thing,

Waterbug.

You could have been, this is great.

He said, they don't make runners.

I can't wear them.

I was like, okay, buddy.

He does six-four personalities.

He's got a six-four personality.

My man's shooting this weekend.

He's out there, sniper.

When did this turn into an Ortega roast?

Whenever we have the chance, Jonathan.

Whenever we've got the opportunity.

Whenever.

Just because he didn't snuggle me last

weekend.

I had to snuggle with Jeff.

Damn it.

So I just have a couple,

as we finish up tonight,

just a couple quick questions for you.

What are your thoughts on the way this

season is playing out?

With eleven semifinals,

if you don't make one,

you can go to another.

That's my only issue.

That's my only issue.

I think, again,

you talked about it the other day.

I understand why we can't go back to

regionals, right?

My heart for competing, five-week open,

regional.

The homies come to regionals.

I can go watch the other homies if

they don't go my same weekend.

I understand from a monetary standpoint,

not doable.

But if we're going to do it this

way, it cannot be sanctionals.

You get one shot.

Now you pick,

is it in person or is it at

home?

And that's it.

Now, am I thankful for, like,

in-house people?

Yeah, I think that's great.

But, like,

I don't like when you can go and,

like, oh, this weekend I got screwed.

I used to love, like you said,

Rich hacking up a long,

show up and make shit happen.

Cool.

Because that's your weekend to do it.

And we have other outlets like WFP and

those things to go compete all year and

run yourself into the ground.

But I very vividly remember as a coach

and athlete that sanctional year when

there were no complete training blocks

because every week you were doing a

qualifier.

And, like, this is not that.

I know we have the opening quarterfinals.

But, like, dude,

you can't – if there are X amount

of spots,

let it be what it's going to be.

Even the year they made you pick, right,

like you had to put down, like,

your top two you wanted to go to,

and that's fine.

But that doesn't mean you got to go

to two.

You either qualified or you sat your ass

out that year and your training year

started early.

Or, you know,

whatever they do after the NFL,

you go to Cabo.

But I think, yeah,

I don't hate an LCQ also.

Like if you got your regular season or

the tournament.

Yeah, I mean, I've never hated the LCQ.

I think that's very cool,

especially like when you do it online,

they stream people doing it online.

I know that's probably not doable,

but you can't have people go and like

back to back to back weekends.

You can, I guess.

In my brain of best practices,

you get one semifinal shot LCQ.

That's it.

Simple.

And the other two should be small.

Yeah.

It's like one or two.

That's it.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, shit,

make that whatever you want it to be

and then let them float to the top,

as we like to say,

especially because you're going to do it

at home, which is fine.

But I think like when you – hey,

I'm going to choose to do in-house or

at-home semifinals.

Beautiful.

There's your shot.

I'm going to choose to go to syndicate.

Cool.

That's your shot.

There is no plan B. There's no fallback.

There's no taking spots from other people

because like –

I love when there's a random name

breakthrough.

Like if Dylan would have qualified this

weekend, not a random name necessarily.

He's been in the games on the team

before.

Great athlete,

home run hitter and strength of it's

ungodly strong.

But.

When you can go weekend to weekend,

we weed out the chances of that next

person breaking through,

because we know how powerful that is when

they do finally break through, right?

Like, like Facilier breaking through,

James breaking through finally, you know,

and people like that.

I mean, I think there's levels to it.

When you break through the semifinals,

all right, cool.

I know I can now.

Opens up your kind of realm of possibility

mentally.

Your training year goes different the next

year.

But when we're letting people shuffle

around and go to a bunch of different

semifinals, I feel like we're,

We're cutting that out a little bit.

Now, not all together.

I'm just bitching for the sake of

bitching.

I like to see people put their best

foot forward on the weekend and choose.

But to have multiple shots,

and some of these people are my friends.

I want Kyra to go.

I think she's earned it.

She won quarterfinals regardless of what

she can say about the programming.

Kyra's in the best shape she's ever been

in.

She looks it.

The confidence is there.

And you know her and Kiefer do a

great job.

But I think you've got to have one

shot.

And I think

Regardless of what happens,

they have got to pick a road to

stay on with this.

And so if this is going to be

it,

I guess it's a lesser evil than

sanctionals,

but it feels very sanctionally to me.

I love the old one shot.

You got the flu, cool.

Flu game this shit like Michael Jordan did

and ball.

I want to speak to that in a

second, but Matthew Sprague says,

this year's games feel we'll be the best

top to bottom because of the rules this

year.

Let's talk about that in a few weeks

after we see some more semis.

Because right now you're getting the best

of the best qualifying because everybody's

at these things.

But once people break down,

what are we going to get at the

next set of these?

It's going to be like the invitational

year where they brought all the national

champions who couldn't snatch one eighty

five or do a legless.

Although I do say bring Hunter McIntyre

back.

That was one of my favorite things they've

ever done and actually done the blowhard.

So,

Walter Payton broke the single-game

rushing record with the flu.

Yep.

Right?

This is his finest export.

Michael Jordan famously had the brown flu,

brown water flu,

and had the game of his life in

Utah, right?

I have those shoes, yeah.

it tells us,

it tells a story and a different story

and drama to something that maybe didn't

have it.

Plus one shot and you go home.

You lay it on the line.

Con Porter, event six, Torian Pro.

It's all or nothing or I go home.

Cole Sager, like,

eighteen years in a row had to do

it on the last event at regionals.

The heartbreak kid every year.

Yeah.

I agree.

I agree.

I think the stories and, you know,

we talk about, like,

the media and all that stuff, like,

for twenty eighteen.

you don't get those stories unless they're

very organic in that way anymore because

they're not sending out teams of people to

hunt them down, right?

Like we're not going to have the roads

of the games for everybody.

We're not going to have X, Y,

Z for those things.

But I think when they – if you

facilitate it through the system,

it's easier to find.

Fikowski was basically Gonzaga missing the

final four forever.

Yeah,

and that was used to be – hey,

that Canada regional was one of my

favorite things to watch every year.

I loved it.

David Wells was drunk or hungover and

threw a perfect game.

David Wells was probably drunk every game.

And he had the biggest beer belly ever

in baseball.

Yeah, yeah.

I was a Clemens guy, but that's okay.

David Wells was dumb.

There was something else.

Oh,

I don't even remember what I was going

to say.

Oh,

what was the most popular road to the

games ever?

When Brooks and Josh Bridges missed out on

the games.

And it was all documented, the meltdown.

Yeah.

And what happened the next year?

Josh Bridges snatches two sixty five.

That's one hundred and five percent twice

at Del Mar.

I'll never forget that.

And it it meant something to them and

it was all on the line, man.

Yeah, dude.

Well, hey,

this is part of it being this part

of it being professional, right?

Like everybody wants to be a pro and

do pro things, right?

You only get one playoff in the NFL.

There's one game you're out,

then you're out.

There's no going to the next one.

And, again, like I said,

some of these people are my friends.

I want them to go.

Like,

I think it's criminal if Kyra doesn't go

this year because she looks great.

But, yeah,

you can't be able to pick a lot,

man.

I think it takes away from the possibility

of the stories.

Like you said,

Dex will not make a comeback.

I'm doing weightlifting right now because

breathing heavy hurts my soul.

I did the open workouts.

It's the first conditioning I've done in

like months thinking like I can do wall

balls all day and I can,

but the taxes I pay on that are

insane.

So Dex is done.

I took my, my individual trip.

I don't care if it was masters,

still individual trip.

I'm good.

My kids got to see me,

got to see Scott.

Now I get to carry a camera around

and be around the homies anyway,

and I can wear cooler shoes.

So yeah,

Ronnie Teasdale and his motorcycle denim.

Not the weirdest thing Ronnie Teasdale

ever did.

Sunning his butthole in the middle of the

street outside of his gym was probably

elite Ronnie Teasdale.

When they say pro,

that means they only want the attention

and the money part,

not what comes with it.

I think if you don't have the sauce,

you don't get the money or the attention.

I think when they have spent a lot

of time building their brand in the space

and their body of work, it's like, hey,

I've committed my life to this thing.

I will never fault these people for trying

to make money.

Now, appropriately, cool.

Like,

go get your sponsors and do all that

stuff.

I think the male versus female side of

that money scale is a lot different than,

like, the athletic kind of thing.

But, dude,

I don't – I'll never be mad at

these people for trying to make money,

like, ever.

And the CrossFit game season is not where

they've traditionally done it.

So – You talk about that,

but Dallin said –

Dallin said that it is better for the

fans and for the sport to have that

winner go home.

Oh, I agree.

Most athletes don't like it because they

want another shot, right?

Yeah.

If I'm Patrick Mahomes and I lose to

the Broncos in the playoffs, well,

next week I get to play the Steelers.

He would like that other shot,

but it doesn't make for good television.

It doesn't make for good ratings.

Well,

that's why I don't get why everybody

throws such a fit about WFP stuff, dude.

Like I've said on other things,

I'll never be upset at a branch that

grows off CrossFit's tree.

And call it what it is, high rocks,

all these things, they are.

I don't hate that.

I think there's a sect of people that

love High Rocks, what it is.

Great.

I think the WFP,

if like the CrossFit game season is not

enough for you to fill the cup or

the bank account,

they've done a pretty good job.

Now I'm assuming that bank account doesn't

run dry soon.

They do a great job facilitating that for

people.

And like,

it's going to end up being its own

thing.

I think we'll have a real PGA live

scenario, like I said before, but I don't,

I'll never hate these cats for trying to

make money.

Like,

If you've given your life to it,

and you and I both know there are

far fewer and in between people to make

a full time pay a mortgage living doing

this.

And you and I know most of them

pretty well from just the sport of it

and like sponsorship stuff.

It's just not as common as people think.

But like when they're trying to do it,

actually,

the window to do it is so small

that I'm not going to be upset with

you for doing that because these aren't

what it used to be.

Twenty thirteen through, I'd say,

seventeen ish.

A lot of these people own gyms.

They were gym owners that that's why you

had the time.

And this is not that era.

These people have their personal brand

like that.

James and Dallin do it and the boys

do it probably better than anybody,

but they also have a media guy that

follows them around and people who edit

their stuff and all this.

Like it's a whole, it's a job, dude.

So like if they are making money doing

it, awesome.

They don't want to go be an accountant

or an engineer yet.

Great.

Do it.

The window is small.

Get your money.

So Barry wants to know the big question.

Well, I was,

I'm taller than Jared and ours is about

the same length.

I stand next to him.

So probably mine.

I did see him this past weekend,

and we both have his hair shorter,

and we don't have beards anymore.

Dude,

we used to hate each other because my

friends would give me shit for looking

like him,

and his friends were doing the same thing.

And Jess Griffith told me that years

later.

I was like,

me and this dude have been just growling

at each other for six years.

Like, y'all been doing this to us?

We're actually very cool.

So he's a good dude.

He was there this weekend.

He's still freakishly strong and jacked.

He's a tactical games now, punch out,

go to work.

Yeah.

And you were both in the Central East,

which was wild.

Like two guys with these long hair,

long beards.

You know,

that's when I was working security.

That's when we met.

All that kind of stuff.

It was just wild.

Yeah, we do.

We had a – our region was –

it was us, OC three, Joey's team,

Grandview, four and seven, Rich,

possibly two Rich teams.

And there were four or five other, like,

teams that were right –

I mean, there was no,

I love that time, dude, up until.

I think, I mean, like, as everybody says,

but that was when it was like,

bring your home team to regionals and

rage.

And like,

I still got pictures of my mom and

the crowd, like raging,

like she was at a WWE event,

but it's a, yeah, dude, those were the,

the uncle Rico times.

I still look on Leon.

Well,

you look at legends this weekend and the,

and the crowds from what I could see

on this stream did not look awesome.

Right.

Like you said, it's not.

They were packed for the teams.

Even on Friday, baby.

Well, dude, Maximus where I was.

And I saw some of those people this

weekend, like Carrie Sue and Dave.

God was good to see him, man.

But we had a full bleacher section, dude.

And it was in St.

We did it in Minneapolis one year.

We did Nashville, Columbus,

like did not matter.

this whole gym would travel and like pack

the stands and you'll never have that

again because we'll never go back to that

format.

Now,

will there be spurts of it or whatever?

Yeah, but like

Yeah,

I don't think it'll be that version of

the sport again.

And I hate to say that because it

was near and dear to my heart and

yours.

And I loved on everybody at these things

because you never knew when you were going

to see them again.

And I was so appreciative of what we

had.

And I think I did a really good

job of walking slow through those years

and kind of realizing it was the good

old days while we were in it.

It's still an office quote.

And I still love the game.

Don't get me wrong.

It is a much different game now.

Um, you can't be,

rarely can you be a part-timer and be

a high level athlete anymore.

And that's just what it is now.

Um, but yeah, dude, those,

the rage at regionals days are,

that'll always be peak for me.

Um,

Clooney's made a comment way back and I

won't be able to find it,

but said that semifinals are not playoffs.

The structure that is set up, um,

It should be.

It should be the playoff.

Get from point A to the championship.

And I see Graces say other sports aren't

like that.

Tennis, golf, whatever.

But they have the same bracket format in

every championship that they put on.

If you want to win Wimbledon,

it's win or go home.

If you want to win the U.S.

Open in golf, it's win or go home.

Look, I love the format.

I love quarterfinals.

I think it's great,

especially from an affiliate standpoint.

Cool to the next stage for most people

in the gym, in-house, semifinals.

You get one.

That's all.

I love the format.

And we hope they stick to this because

then we can know what to expect,

especially from a coaching and programming

standpoint.

But, like, I mean, like, dude,

Kiefer having to take Kyra from Mayhem to

Del Mar this weekend.

What did you do?

Rub her back and recover with her?

And then, like,

let's lift one day this week?

Like,

you didn't keep striking it hot all week.

Surely not.

The wheels fall off.

NASCARs don't race every weekend, baby.

You know?

But they...

You should have to pick one.

I'll die on this hill.

And that might be the old Scrooge in

me that misses CrossFit of old.

But like you said,

the itch to have to put it on

the line and go a place you don't

want to go to go somewhere you do

want to go is not there when you

got a plan B.

And it gives a drama that's been missing

from the sport for years.

We love the drama.

Not the drama of weird standards floating

around.

Don't like that.

The drama of this person's dating this

person.

I love that drama too.

There's nothing more crossfit.

Affiliates are the best dating app.

But it doesn't bring people to the stands

to watch it.

I agree.

I agree.

Dude,

I've heard everything on Diana Rossini and

Mike Vrabel in the last two weeks.

Trust me, I like drama.

Dude, I had no idea he was married.

I clapped for him.

I was like, go ahead, old fella.

But yeah, didn't know he was married.

My B. Dex is all over Diana Rossini.

No, my lady's younger.

Diana Rossini is older.

I don't like older women.

That's right.

Younger lady, you.

Okay.

Anyway, so there it is.

One bar is in Birmingham.

No, no, brother.

You've never been here.

Birmingham is a weird bright spot for food

and drink places.

I promise you.

Now, not around Bill Harris.

You got to go downtown.

But it's the bygones right by my lady's

work.

Great little spot.

There's a man.

Birmingham's a good little bright spot on

the butt cheek of the south.

I'll say that.

Is that a good way to put it?

It's not in the cracks.

It's on the good cheek.

Well, dude, it's been fun having you back.

People don't –

One, when we were a tiny little podcast,

Dex used to come on and we used

to do Clydesdale After Dark.

Love it.

And we used to have a blast.

Hell,

some of those shows would go two hours.

We still could, clearly.

I think we're going an hour and a

half now.

But, dude, I never stopped watching.

And, like, you've only gotten better.

And, like, the things you put out,

the speed of which you put it out,

and the team you've built,

and they're all lovely people in person.

And they all give a shit about the

sport the same way you do from a

bunch of different perspectives.

Like,

it's been a beautiful thing to go from

seed to very good fruit bearing tree.

And you've stayed the same person you are,

loving on people.

And then when you don't love stuff, God,

you mean it.

And I love that, too.

So I love watching, brother.

Are you going to syndicate?

That's been asked a lot.

I'm not going to syndicate unless somebody

needs a videographer.

But I am going to be at Magic

City because it is at my home.

But, yeah, I would love to go.

Knoxville is not a crazy drive,

and I was in a good show last

time I went.

So we'll see.

Still out?

I think I'm going to syndicate.

I think that's going to be my comeback.

Okay.

Stone Cold comeback.

I'll bring you a Stone Cold shirt if

I come.

We'll wear Stone Cold Steve Austin shirts.

Yeah.

dude that's that's where you did it man

that's where you you went uh what was

it steve austin austin oh yeah yeah that

this is actually a picture of me doing

c-fours uh before i drop my kids off

at school that's how i start my day

now two c-fours instead of two steve

weisers jump start the heart a little bit

so but like steve do you only get

about fifty percent of the c-four in

No, no, no.

I'm definitely not missing a drop of C-IV.

Not before nine a.m.

I need it.

Yeah.

And she makes a really good latte every

morning.

I also can't touch the coffee machine,

so I don't make her do that.

She does it out of the goodness of

her heart.

But yeah, dude,

I take in an ungodly amount of caffeine

for a thirty seven year old man.

We could do.

I would do that.

Don't threaten me with a good time.

And if you think I don't have Austin

three sixteen vest,

you're wrong because I do.

I got the trunks, too.

Oh, dude.

So much fun.

Want to do this again sometime.

Congratulations to Carolyn.

She punched her ticket.

But just so you guys know,

she's doing NorCal to try to get her

elite ticket as well.

Sicko.

Sicko.

Because that's just who she is.

I'd also like to redact.

If you qualify on Masters and you go

try to do elite, I think that's okay.

That's fine.

You can double dip that way.

I think that's okay.

And if you do it,

what if she does both, Scott?

She did last year.

Oh, you're right.

Good God.

And then Jamie, congrats,

about to have a hell of an angry

training year and just be a freak next

year, more so than you already are.

So the heartbreak will heal,

but the bad taste in your mouth will

not, and you need that.

All right, guys.

Thanks a lot for being here.

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