Coffee, Pods and Wods

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First up is Drew Manning from Fit2Fat2Fit. Drew is a PT who saw he was lacking in empathy and did something about it. He let himself go entirely in order to gain an understanding of what it takes to pull it back. 
Following Drew is Bern K Prince. We talk Invictus Invitational, diversity in CrossFit and Dunkin Donuts coffee.

Michael Dalton has had a hand in all your favourite CrossFit films from Redeemed and Dominant, The Fittest, Fittest on Earth 2015, Froning to Ogar and whatever the 2020 doc will be titled. We chat about all of this along with coaching and owning an affiliate and Max Effort Reviews.

Tasia Percevecz chats walking into Mayhem, jumping out of planes, stepping away from competition, putting on her coaching hat, her faith and what the future holds.

Scott Britton chats police; not having rice until his mid 20s; Battle Cancer; how the charity operates; the challenges and hidden opportunities of 2020/2021; Move Forward gym and remote programming and plans for the future.

Carolyn Prevost talks about balancing teaching and hockey with CrossFit, her sporting youth and inspiring today's youth. 

Ollie Mansbridge on CrossFit in the early days; coaching at CrossFit Bath; Strength in Depth and it's future in the sport as well as managing the UK and Ireland and the challenges and opportunities that it brings. 

Justin Cotler talks through his winding road from touring as a singer and performer to coaching Kari Pearse to the podium at the games and his ambitious plans for his new life in Vegas.

Royce Dunne talks about social media and it's challenges and opportunities; training and competing as an individual and on a team and his plans for the 2021 season now that the Games rules have changed. 

Ari Hurst is the Associate Manager at Reebok, handling partnerships with athletes, brands and events all over the world. We chat about her dedication to iced coffee, what it takes to become a Reebok athlete and the new Nano X1.

Will Moorad has one of the most unusual stories I've heard in CrossFit. Regionals and Games athlete he narrowly missed out on qualification twice before being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and being advised to quit the sport, which he did. Following a second opinion almost a year later, however, he fought his way back to full fitness ending in three podium finishes at Sanctioned events and a 10th place finish at the Games. We talk about struggling, overcoming, growing and joining PRVN.