1. Linchpin & Jiu-jitsu
2. Are all air bikes the same?
3. Box Jumps “any style”
4. Help me pick the right loading.
5. How to incorporate more running.
6. How to program workouts.
7. Outfitting my dream gym.
8. 1 Rep Maxes 

Amber is a busy wife & mother of 2 kids. She has a demanding profession as the Director of Academic Success Coaching at the University of Central Florida. 70,000 students attend that school, making it one of the largest in the U.S. Amber discusses the current academic landscape & challenges facing students these days & how she still makes fitness a priority.

1. Fixing unilateral strength imbalances.
2. Cherry Picking workouts.
3. Staying FAST as you age.
4. Useful data for programming.
5. How to do Linchpin forever?
6. What is a "good base" of strict pull-ups?
7. Nutrition while working night shift.

Hailey is a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist working in Kansas City. She is also a mom of two little girls. She has a full, hectic life where free time is precious & limited. She discusses her occupation as well as how she has been able to keep fitness a part of her busy life.

1. Is a "Cheat Day" necessary?
2. Favorite workouts on vacation.
3. Breath training.
4. Body image issues for girls.
5. Training in a commercial gym.
6. Strangest place I've worked out.
7. Pull-ups vs Chin-ups.
8. Sled Pushes.

Dave is a husband, a father & has spent 22 years in the US Army. He has served in a variety of roles from commanding tanks to medicine. He has spent the later half of his career as a Physician Assistant in the Special Operations community. Needless to say, being physically prepared for unknown challenges is critical in his occupation. This is his story.

1. Burgener Warm-up & loading.
2. Book recommendations.
3. Training your kids.
4. Does barbell spin matter?
5. Movements we don’t, but do anyway.
6. Hormones, Women & Vitamins.
7. 3 Tests of Fitness
8. Pull-up grip.
9. Burpee pacing
10. Training for the Games vs Real Life.
11. The order to learn gymnastics skills.

Javerya is a wife & mother of 3 children. She grew up in Pakistan in a culture that did not really encourage women to engage in physical fitness. Because of this, she did not get into fitness until later in later life. A few years ago she moved to the U.K. with her husband, who got her invloved with Linchpin. This is her story.

1. Progressive Overload explained.
2. Progressive Overload as it relates to CrossFit.

Trae is a husband & soon-to-be father. He works as a Certified Public Accountant & therefore has a very demanding work schedule, especially during tax season. He got interested in fitness at the end of college when he started to gain a bit of weight. He has tried all sorts of workout programs, but they never fully met his needs until he found Linchpin. He has been a Linchpin member for 2 years & looks forward to many more.