In Episode 87 of the Masters in Motion Podcast, Rick Stevenson sits down with Bob Jennings to discuss the evolution of event management in the CrossFit community, particularly in the wake of COVID-19. Bob, a key figure in organizing CrossFit events, shares his reflections on the lessons learned, improvements made, and the ongoing challenges in creating exceptional competitions.

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The conversation dives into preparations for the upcoming Legends event, highlighting the focus on athlete experience, programming challenges, and the importance of maintaining smooth event flow. Bob candidly shares the highs and lows from last year's event and the adjustments being made to enhance organization and community engagement this year.

Rick and Bob also explore the financial side of running CrossFit events, especially with the recent changes to the qualification process for the CrossFit Games. They discuss the judging process, accountability in video reviews, and collaborations with organizations like MFC to elevate the competition landscape. The issue of doping in the sport is also touched on, emphasizing the need for clean and fair competition.

Join this insightful discussion to gain a behind-the-scenes perspective on what it takes to organize successful CrossFit events and the future of competitions in the community. #CrossFitEvents #EventManagement #LegendsChampionship #MastersInMotion

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