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In Episode 82 of the Masters in Motion Podcast, hosts Jason Grubb and Rick Stevenson are joined by CrossFit Games Masters athletes Jen Dieter and Mike Kern for a candid and critical discussion on the controversial issue of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) in the Masters division of CrossFit. With recent revelations surrounding PED use among Masters athletes, this episode addresses the implications for the sport, the personal experiences of the guests, and the vital importance of maintaining integrity within the CrossFit community.
Jen and Mike share their perspectives and personal experiences with drug testing, highlighting the pressures and responsibilities that athletes face in navigating supplements and avoiding banned substances. They delve into the challenges of testosterone use, the prevalence of PEDs in sports, and the community's response to new and emerging athletes in the field. The conversation also covers the rigorous standards required to ensure a fair and clean competitive environment, and the potential of random drug testing as a deterrent.
Beyond the controversy, the discussion shifts to the motivations that drive athletes to compete, the importance of consistency and enjoyment in training, and reflections on the off-season. The group shares their thoughts on the evolving landscape of CrossFit competitions, including predictions for the 2025 season and possible changes in qualification processes. They also touch on the significance of community, camaraderie, and the need for an open dialogue about PEDs to uphold the sport’s values.
Join Jason, Rick, and their guests for an in-depth and thought-provoking conversation on the challenges, responsibilities, and future of Masters CrossFit. This episode is essential listening for anyone passionate about the integrity of competitive fitness and the ongoing journey of being a Masters athlete. #PEDsInCrossFit #MastersIntegrity #CleanSport #MastersInMotion
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In Episode 82 of the Masters in Motion Podcast, hosts Jason Grubb and Rick Stevenson are joined by CrossFit Games Masters athletes Jen Dieter and Mike Kern for a candid and critical discussion on the controversial issue of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) in the Masters division of CrossFit. With recent revelations surrounding PED use among Masters athletes, this episode addresses the implications for the sport, the personal experiences of the guests, and the vital importance of maintaining integrity within the CrossFit community.
Jen and Mike share their perspectives and personal experiences with drug testing, highlighting the pressures and responsibilities that athletes face in navigating supplements and avoiding banned substances. They delve into the challenges of testosterone use, the prevalence of PEDs in sports, and the community's response to new and emerging athletes in the field. The conversation also covers the rigorous standards required to ensure a fair and clean competitive environment, and the potential of random drug testing as a deterrent.
Beyond the controversy, the discussion shifts to the motivations that drive athletes to compete, the importance of consistency and enjoyment in training, and reflections on the off-season. The group shares their thoughts on the evolving landscape of CrossFit competitions, including predictions for the 2025 season and possible changes in qualification processes. They also touch on the significance of community, camaraderie, and the need for an open dialogue about PEDs to uphold the sport’s values.
Join Jason, Rick, and their guests for an in-depth and thought-provoking conversation on the challenges, responsibilities, and future of Masters CrossFit. This episode is essential listening for anyone passionate about the integrity of competitive fitness and the ongoing journey of being a Masters athlete. #PEDsInCrossFit #MastersIntegrity #CleanSport #MastersInMotion
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