Coffee, Pods and Wods

Saxon Panchik talks us through being a twin and competing with and against your older brother as well as his determination to not just show up when it comes to competition. 

Dylan Malitsky talks through his journey from Regionals athlete to Games MC to Vice President of Loud and Live and working along side Chief Keefe.

Samuel Kwant drops in for a quick chat about caffeine, parenting, the years leading up to the 2020 Games and realising his dream of standing on a podium, as well as his plans for 2021. 

Chase Ingraham and Bill Grundler join for a look back on 2020. We chat about everything from the Open to the Games and everything in between including sanctionals, cancellations, postponements, Covid and what to expect from 2021. 

A possible annual tradition? Solo episode on where it started, where it's been and where it could be going. 

Jean Simon Roy Lemaire chats open workouts, qualifying for the games and derailing his season with injury as well as how he hopes organisation away from the gym can help his career moving forwards. 

Brandon Luckett chats espresso and coffee with his family, balancing study and now work with his training and which comes first, testing the games workouts and which one left him running like Forrest Gump and which one left him cursing his luck and deciding to change his mindset moving forward. 

When it comes to weightlifting, Mike Burgener has either done it or helped someone else do it. We chat about cowboy coffee in the Marines, the early days of CrossFit and breaking out on their own as Burgener Strength. 

Noah Ohlsen chats about having his own roast of coffee, training with TTT and the importance of feedback in his training, competing and his life to date. 

Jeffrey Adler talks about his 2020, being coached by his other half, training alone and how his hatred of feet made him detest the swim workout from the Games this year.