Season 3 of the Finding Reason Podcast

In a world overflowing with noise, we're here to cut through the clutter, explore fresh perspectives, and dive deep into life's biggest questions. Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover the 'why' behind the 'what', bringing clarity, understanding, and a touch of wisdom to your ears. Join us for Season 3 as Head Coach Luke & Founder Eric return for 10 episodes focusing on the 5 factors of health.

Fitness is one area where this pressure has always been particularly intense. For women, there has long been an expectation to maintain a certain body shape and size in order to be considered physically fit. In this episode, Vivian shares how did she find time to fit in a workout when you're a mom, and how it is important to be mindful of how we use our time to become a better version of ourselves.

What You’ll Learn:
Why fitness came from wanting to fit a certain body
How you dedicate your time and how you carve out that time for yourself
The importance of defining yourself and your role to others
The misconception of having a miscarriage when working out
How to maintain physical health by sticking to a routine

How to get involved:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/vceaston

If what you heard resonated with you, you can connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, or Website.

Being in the gym community, you pick up life skills and lessons that you don’t just use inside the gym but practices you bring out to your daily life. The Victim Syndrome, becoming self-aware, and knowing when to say no is just a few lessons learned from a decade’s worth of experiences and exposure in the community.

This episode’s guest is Peter Lin. Peter shares stories, reflections, and growth in and out of the gym. A personal friend to Coach E, Pete talks about his journey, his definition of good health, and their friendship of over ten years!

What you’ll learn:
Ten amazing CrossFit lessons from a 10-year CrossFitter
Reevaluate your fitness priorities to consider your overall health
The evolution of fitness from 10 years ago
Peter’s Powerlifting to CrossFit transition
Being open to change and new learning opportunities
Doing things for yourself and not for the opinion of others
Prioritizing yourself before helping others


If what you heard resonated with you, you can connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, or our Website.

Extreme success can be defined as slow and steady progress. The key to success is consistency, to build a sustainable result. Slow does not always mean no progress; rather, it seems more like progress will last even after your first month of training!

In this episode, Simone Wan talks about consistency in showing up, putting your best efforts into your goals but not overdoing work to slowly but surely achieve that fitness goal you have set for yourself!

What you’ll learn:
Resetting goals to fit realistic results
How nutrition can help elevate your fitness journey
What slow and steady progress to weight loss looks like
The evolution of diets and their effects on dental health
The CrossFit Reason Mission
The 5 pillars of CrossFit Reason


If what you heard resonated with you, you can connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, or our Website.

It’s no secret that motherhood comes with a lot of changes – some good, some bad. As a mom, it’s hard to find time for yourself. Between working, taking care of the kids, and running errands, it feels like you barely have time to breathe. But just because you’re busy doesn’t mean you have to let your health go downhill. In this episode, Wendy Mattick shares her motherhood journey and how to prioritize yourself as a mom and staying fit.

What You’ll Learn:
Dealing with internal battle after pregnancy
Importance of having the right mindset
Holding yourself accountable and having a strong support system
The beauty of motherhood

How to get involved:
https://www.instagram.com/wendy.mattick

If what you heard resonated with you, you can connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, or Website.

Nutrition is something that we all have to think about at some point in our lives. As the saying goes, “You are what you eat”. What we put in our bodies has a plethora of effects on how we feel both physically and mentally. In this episode, Justin Tipton shares how he overcome his old habits of not eating the right food, the do and don’t’s in nutrition, and how manifesting helps in achieving your goals.

What You’ll Learn:
The importance of eating the right food
Why FAD Diets are not working
How does having the right mindset help in achieving your fitness success
Having a good foundation in Nutrition
The power of manifesting

How to get involved:
Gmail: [email protected]

If what you heard resonated with you, you can find Eric on Instagram, Facebook, or his Website.