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Two-Brain Radio: Incorporating Strongman Movements Into CrossFit With Rob Orlando
In this episode, Sean talks with four-time CrossFit Games competitor and strongman subject-matter expert Rob Orlando. Rob has competed at the CrossFit Games three times as an individual and once as a master. He also runs the Hybrid Athletics Strongman Course.
Rob talks about his days as a competitor, why he decided to incorporate strongman movements into CrossFit workouts and what possessed him to do the benchmark workout Grace with a 300-pound barbell.
Links:
https://www.hybridathletics.com
https://www.amazon.com/Founder-Farmer-Tinker-Thief-Entrepreneurs-ebook/dp/B07QH85HSX
Contact:
Instagram:
@crossfitrobo
@hybridathletics
@hybridwods
Timeline:
1:37 – From toy weight set to bodybuilder to strongman to CrossFitter.
4:15 – Finding CrossFit halfway through a tub of ice cream.
5:01 – Rob’s first CrossFit workout: Fran at 135 lb. with strict pull-ups.
6:47 – Morphing from big and strong to all-around fit.
7:42 – Rob’s first CrossFit competition: The 2009 Regional.
9:41 – Remembering the 2009 CrossFit Games at the Ranch in Aromas.
13:24 – Watching the sport evolve into the Reebok era.
16:33 – Sharing video content with CrossFit Inc.
18:55 – Grace at 300 lb.
23:17 – How adding strongman movements to CrossFit workouts gets people fit faster.
25:42 – Scaling strongman for the average athlete.
26:57 – Presenting his strongman seminar to Dave Castro: an exercise in “Drive-by Braille.”
30:09 – How to add strongman movements into your regular CrossFit programming.
32:55 – Resources for programming strongman/CrossFit hybrid workouts.
34:03 – Deadlifting 550 lb. as a masters athlete: “No finish line to the strength game.”
37:36 – Prioritizing long-term fitness over day-to-day results.
38:20 – Wearing the broadcaster’s headset.
39:32 – Looking to the future: Blinders on at the box, inventing new toys and refreshing the seminar.
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Two-Brain Radio: Incorporating Strongman Movements Into CrossFit With Rob Orlando
In this episode, Sean talks with four-time CrossFit Games competitor and strongman subject-matter expert Rob Orlando. Rob has competed at the CrossFit Games three times as an individual and once as a master. He also runs the Hybrid Athletics Strongman Course.
Rob talks about his days as a competitor, why he decided to incorporate strongman movements into CrossFit workouts and what possessed him to do the benchmark workout Grace with a 300-pound barbell.
Links:
https://www.hybridathletics.com
https://www.amazon.com/Founder-Farmer-Tinker-Thief-Entrepreneurs-ebook/dp/B07QH85HSX
Contact:
Instagram:
@crossfitrobo
@hybridathletics
@hybridwods
Timeline:
1:37 – From toy weight set to bodybuilder to strongman to CrossFitter.
4:15 – Finding CrossFit halfway through a tub of ice cream.
5:01 – Rob’s first CrossFit workout: Fran at 135 lb. with strict pull-ups.
6:47 – Morphing from big and strong to all-around fit.
7:42 – Rob’s first CrossFit competition: The 2009 Regional.
9:41 – Remembering the 2009 CrossFit Games at the Ranch in Aromas.
13:24 – Watching the sport evolve into the Reebok era.
16:33 – Sharing video content with CrossFit Inc.
18:55 – Grace at 300 lb.
23:17 – How adding strongman movements to CrossFit workouts gets people fit faster.
25:42 – Scaling strongman for the average athlete.
26:57 – Presenting his strongman seminar to Dave Castro: an exercise in “Drive-by Braille.”
30:09 – How to add strongman movements into your regular CrossFit programming.
32:55 – Resources for programming strongman/CrossFit hybrid workouts.
34:03 – Deadlifting 550 lb. as a masters athlete: “No finish line to the strength game.”
37:36 – Prioritizing long-term fitness over day-to-day results.
38:20 – Wearing the broadcaster’s headset.
39:32 – Looking to the future: Blinders on at the box, inventing new toys and refreshing the seminar.
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