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Scott Tetlow - Clydesdale Media Semifinalist Series · Clydesdale Media Podcast

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I was born to kill it.
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I was meant to win.
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I am down and willing,
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so I will find a way.
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It took a minute,
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now it didn't happen right away.
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When it get hot in the kitchen,
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you decide to stay.
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That's how a winner's made.
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Stick a fork
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What is going on, everybody?
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Welcome to the Clydesdale
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Media Semi-Finalist Series.
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Our first one of the year.
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We're kicking it off with
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one of the most popular guys in the sport,
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Scott Tetlow.
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Scott, what's going on, man?
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Not a whole lot.
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How you doing?
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I'm good.
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We didn't even coordinate this,
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but we both came in with
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the Uplift shirts.
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Right.
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Sporting man, Mark Moss and his, uh,
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his organization, uh,
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to prevent suicide and to
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create suicide awareness.
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Yeah.
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And so I wanted to go right off the top.
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Mark has started this organization.
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You, this, I'm going to share my screen.
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You this month in their challenge, uh,
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did the workout.
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So I'm going to pull that up.
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Yeah.
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There we go.
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Yeah, he just posted it today.
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So this is the Mays Uplift Challenge.
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So I'm going to blow up the workout.
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You want to explain it to people?
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Yeah, it's a 10-minute AMRAP.
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The movement's pretty simple.
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Triplet, 12 alternating snatches,
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50 for the men, 35 for the female,
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eight lateral burpees over the dumbbell,
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and then four handstand push-ups.
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Handstand push-ups are strict, kipping,
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whatever way you got to do
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to keep moving throughout it.
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It's a good one.
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It's a lot more – I breathe a lot heavier.
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It was a lot heavier
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breathing than I thought it would be,
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but I got, just so you know the score,
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I got 10 plus one rep,
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so I was able to keep one minute around.
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Wow.
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So a top male and female
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will receive a $100 gift
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card from Vindicate and one
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month of next level programming.
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Yep.
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Pretty awesome.
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So one minute around.
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Did you go into it with that
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thought process and treat
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it like an AMRAP?
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Yeah, I did.
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I was like, I'm looking at him like, OK,
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well, I should.
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The goal is to be able to
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hold for me and everything.
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I was like,
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I think I can hold one minute around.
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So I tried it and then I I
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did it with one of my my
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buddies that I trained with
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and he got just under 10 rounds.
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So, you know,
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that was that was the intent
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whenever I broke like 10
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minutes or whatever for me.
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So so you could hold one minute around.
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So the other thing that
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uplift is doing for you is
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they're hyping you up, man.
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And it is right.
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Yeah.
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I'm grateful for it.
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They're hyping you up and
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they're supporting you.
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Yeah.
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Put this out.
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They're selling shirts to help you out,
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to get you a trip to, to Carson.
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Yes.
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And majority of that's going
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to be going to like, I'm,
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trying to raise enough money
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for not just myself but for
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my entire team to uh to go
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up there because you know
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my team doesn't have to go
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up with me they I've asked
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them to go up there and
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they said yes they will so
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I'm trying to raise enough
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money to also they've
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supported me throughout the
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year so I'm trying to
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support them and so they
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don't have to come out of
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pocket to help me so
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everything is going to be
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split between all of us and uh
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Yeah, it's, you know,
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Mark does an incredible job
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with it and the whole
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uplift suicide awareness, I think,
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needs to be brought to
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light a lot more often
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because every single day
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something you never know.
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What somebody is going
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through because people hide
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emotions so well and so you
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never know what people are
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going through and it
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doesn't hurt to just ask me
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being active duty in the
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military and stuff.
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I personally have seen it
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and it hits home so I
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definitely want to help out
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with whatever I can to
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support the the like the
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uplift community.
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Yeah, we've had Mark on the show before.
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He shared a story.
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It's so impactful.
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My family was impacted by this.
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It's becoming more and more
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prevalent and people need
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to be more aware of it.
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My daughter had a friend,
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probably two friends, I think now,
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who committed suicide while
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she was in school.
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And it devastated her.
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And it took us a long time
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to get her over that.
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And so, you know,
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I'm a huge supporter of Uplift.
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I believe in their cause and
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we'll do anything we can to
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help them out.
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Yeah, I'm the same way.
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You know, especially, you know,
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Mark is just an awesome dude.
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He definitely cares.
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He does.
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He's a great dude, too.
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He's always checking in on me, too,
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which is awesome.
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So let's talk about the season so far.
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So you get through the Open.
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It becomes quarterfinal time.
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And you do your quarterfinal workouts,
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and then all hell breaks loose.
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So you as an athlete,
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after you submit your stuff,
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what's going through your
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head at that moment?
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Are you talking about like
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the penalties or are you
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talking about like, okay.
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So, you know, to me,
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like it is what it is.
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I was like, well, I think I met the, like,
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so I got a phone call from
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a good buddy of mine who
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got hit with a severe penalty.
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And he was like, hey, or no, I'm sorry.
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He knew somebody that got
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hit with a severe penalty.
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He called me.
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He goes, have you seen what's going on?
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And as I was on the phone with him,
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he got he received his email
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from crossfit saying a
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major penalty and so then
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at that point I was like
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holy smokes like this is
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two people that I know move
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very well and like they're
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amazing athletes got hit
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with this and I'm like
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sitting there reviewing my
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video and like I sent it to
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my coach I'm like hey do
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you think that do you see
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anything wrong with this and
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It was a little stressful at that point,
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and then I kept checking my email,
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and then once I – that was
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the only workout that I was
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worried about.
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I already had two validated
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before I had one validated,
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so that was kind of like a stressful day,
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and then I received at like noon the –
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the next day I like uh I
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think I've received it on
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uh I don't know I can't
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remember but I checked in I
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had a six rep penalty so
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that was like I was like
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all right I'll take that
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because from what people
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are getting docked on I was
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like I couldn't believe it
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so as someone who moves
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well isn't this what we
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wanted to make sure that
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everybody had a level
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playing field going into semifinals
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Yes.
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Yeah.
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I mean, the standard is there.
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But, yeah.
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You're free to—I mean,
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do you think it was too harsh?
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No, I just—I don't—it is what it is.
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That's what I say.
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It is what it is.
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I think that there's better
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ways to go on about as far as, like, hey,
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forward thinking.
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What could happen on this movement?
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What do we see major issues being?
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Um, and I think that, and you know,
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whatever CrossFit holds it
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against me and stuff at
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semifinals or speak in my mind,
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then it is whatever.
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But I think that they need
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to plan ahead and be like, okay,
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Think of it not just from a
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judging aspect or not just like, hey,
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I'm going to program.
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What's the best sport, like,
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test of fitness?
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Yes, there's ways to test the fitness,
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but from an athlete's perspective,
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all right,
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what is the athlete going to be doing?
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Like, in the judge's course,
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it states the athletes and
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the judge are responsible for, you know,
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the movement,
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reading the instructions and
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the movement standard.
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But, like, I just –
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think that there's a better
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way to program.
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Okay.
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How is there,
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can you test fitness without
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maybe doing box step ups?
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Can you do box step overs in that way?
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You know,
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now you're not leaving it up to video, uh,
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video review really, because it's like,
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Hey, two feet over,
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make it as simple as you
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can during the video process.
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Because like you pay for a judge, you pay,
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you pay $10 to take the judging course,
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but then does that judge really even
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mean anything if they're
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just going to sit there and
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review the process.
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Like,
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you have the AFC or whatever that
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judging course is, that judging community,
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go to all these well-known, like,
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mayhem and training think tank and stuff.
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And it's like,
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but those are the judges out
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there on the field.
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I know that in a competition,
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live competition at semifinals,
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if you get a no rep or if
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you get a no rep, then –
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It is what it is.
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They're going to take the judge's word.
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They're not going to go back
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and review it.
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So it's like,
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why are you not taking the
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judge's course?
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Why are you not taking the
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judge's word for it that
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that was a good rep?
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But you take the judge's
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word for it on the competition floor.
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That's just my whole thing about it.
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To me, it's like,
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what's the point of having
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a judge there during an
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online competition?
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if they're just going to video review it,
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are they,
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are they snap screening it to like slow,
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slow it down to see like,
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cause if you're doing that,
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then the judge in person can't really,
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the athletes are moving so
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fast that it's like, Hey,
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it's hard to see every single rep,
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especially, you know,
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for like people getting docked,
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like 40 something reps for us.
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It's like, okay.
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Judge very well could have
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missed like 20 of those
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reps because of how fast
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the athlete was moving.
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So I don't know.
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That's just my that's just
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my opinion on it.
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So what zombie digging the mustache?
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Thank you.
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It's new.
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It's new.
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I had to shave to go back to
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work and I always leave the
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mustache for the last to
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see what I look like with it.
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And the wife actually approved of it.
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So I'm letting it go for a little bit.
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Maybe it's the intimidation
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factor I needed for it.
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Yeah.
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There you go.
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It's like a playoff mustache, right?
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Like in hockey,
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they grow out the beards for playoffs.
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Yeah.
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So let's get past all the
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noise that happened around quarterfinals.
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You are going into
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semifinals this year in 13th position,
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essentially going in.
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Mm-hmm.
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Last year,
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you were right outside that
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qualifying spot,
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and you were inside the
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qualifying spot during the competition.
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Yes.
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What have you done this year
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to get over that hump?
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Honestly,
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I haven't really been training as much.
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To be honest, I'm hoping, like,
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I tell everyone, like,
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because I've decreased the
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amount of my training volume,
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and I actually feel better body-wise.
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Like, I don't have as many injuries.
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I think this is the first
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time that knock on wood or something,
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I think, as long as nothing happens,
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that this is the first time
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going to semis that I don't really have,
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like, an ache or a pain going on.
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So, yeah.
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Hopefully,
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and then I've just become – I've
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been talking to a mental coach.
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I've been kind of like
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pushing that off for a little bit,
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so I've kind of reached out,
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talked to a sports psychologist,
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and she's been helping me, Katie Bosco.
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She's been helping me out
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with kind of like keeping focused.
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So I've done some of the –
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not necessarily like the training pieces,
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but I've done more of like
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the mental side and like how to –
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and allow my body and kind of like,
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it's just how, if you feel good,
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then you perform good.
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So like having the body ready and then,
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and then also like the mind
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side of the focus,
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then I'm hoping that I'll
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be able to put it together this year.
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So you mentioned going this year to semis,
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you want to take a team.
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I've been at semis and talked to you,
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and you were there woofing it sometimes.
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That's the way I roll, yeah.
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So why the change?
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Well, it's not really like a change.
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I got my buddy, my buddy slash coach, John,
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who knows me,
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who brings me down to
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reality and what I'm capable of.
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And then I have another girl,
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Annalise Moore,
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that I work – that goes to
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the same gym as me,
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and she qualified for semis this year.
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So she's going to be going.
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And, you know, I'm a good friend.
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You know, we pretty much work out.
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We don't do the same
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training program that often.
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Sometimes I'll jump into a
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workout with her,
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but we are typically there
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at the gym at the same time,
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which definitely helps.
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And then we have another girl who's also –
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So good good friends with us
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in the and so she's going
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to be going up there.
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I think I got my wife's
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going to be coming up there
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with me and then so and
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then I got another guy who
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might come up so.
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I don't know.
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It's always good to hear
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your name being screamed at in the crowd,
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even if it's right there.
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It's not as big as some people's,
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but it's nice.
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So I know you had
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grandparents watching the
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kids at some of the events.
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Who's got the kids this year?
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Well, my oldest, who's eight,
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about to be nine,
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is going to be going over
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to a friend's house,
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and I'm still currently
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working the one-year-old
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who's going to watch him.
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But that's TBD.
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There you go.
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The other thing that's
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different this year is when
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I talked to you last year,
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you had just acquired a
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building to open a tattoo
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shop with your wife.
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Yes.
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That seems to be going much
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further into that this year.
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How has that changed your schedules?
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It doesn't really change anything.
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Well, for my wife's schedule, well,
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she went from being a police officer
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To work in 12 hour shifts.
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And when she was working nighttime,
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she was sleeping during the day.
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So even when she was home,
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she wasn't really home.
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And so it actually like
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opened up our schedule a little bit more.
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Just making that switch and
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the tattoo shops going awesome.
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Like I said,
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we're the first tattoo shop
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inside city limits in the
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city that I'm at, which is Slidell,
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Louisiana.
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And we officially opened in October.
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Once we opened,
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like I was in there working
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my butt off trying to cut expenses.
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And because we did a whole
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renovation thing.
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So I was in there doing what I could do.
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And I was working,
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putting a lot of work there.
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But once we opened in October,
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like my wife has just been
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crushing it and running it throughout.
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So I just run the finances.
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So it's pretty easy to do that.
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So for her to take off a
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weekend to go to Carson,
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because she owns a business now,
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it's a lot easier?
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I'm sorry, say that again.
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You kind of went off.
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So now that she owns her own business,
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if she needs a weekend to go to Carson,
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is that a lot easier for you guys now?
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Or is it harder because she
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owns a business?
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It's actually easier because
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since she owns it,
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she can pretty much make
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her own work schedule.
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So, you know, we got,
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we got employees or we got
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contractors that work with us that are,
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you know, understanding and it's all,
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we're like, we're the,
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it's a private tattoo studio.
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So it's not like it's by appointment only.
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So as long as she didn't
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have any appointments, then it's not,
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then it's fine.
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But so she took off for that
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whole week and then we have
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the employees that just run the shop.
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So, so it's easy here.
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So Mark says,
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don't you have a fundraiser through who,
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through her shop too?
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Yes.
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Thank you, Mark, for reminding me.
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Yeah.
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So my wife's giving away a
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$500 value tattoo, um, doing a raffle.
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So I posted on my Instagram,
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I'm going to keep posting it that, uh,
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you know, $10 entry is, uh,
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every $10 is one entry into
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a free $500 value tattoo that my wife,
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so fine line work.
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And, uh, she's what's that?
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What,
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what is that for uplift or another
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organization?
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So it's just another
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fundraiser thing that we're doing,
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trying to raise money to
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get the team there.
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So it's separate from Uplift,
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but the goal is still the same,
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just to help raise money
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for us to go to semis.
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Gotcha, gotcha.
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So you've never been to the
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games when it was in person.
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The year you went to the games was online.
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You're getting to go to
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Carson to this historic tennis stadium.
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Any feels about that,
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that you get to go to this iconic arena?
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I think it's cool.
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I don't really focus on
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where it's at or anything.
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I mean, it's going to be outside,
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so I have to take
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environmental into consideration,
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like how am I going to be
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performing outside?
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So there's stuff to consider
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whenever you're training
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for that kind of event
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because I believe it's at
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the tennis stadium.
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And so we're going to be
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outside sun beating on us.
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The difference between where
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I'm at now is humidity.
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So I work out outside.
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I'm like sweating,
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even just warming up and or
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I'm drenching sweat, just warming up.
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And then that temperature up
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there is like dry heat.
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But yeah,
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so like I'm more considering like, hey,
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the the environmental
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factors of what it's like
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going to be competing there.
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Gotcha.
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It seems like the crowd's
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going to be really close
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compared to like Knoxville
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or Pasadena even.
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Are you excited to have the
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crowd that close?
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Yeah, it's going to be different.
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I think it's definitely
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going to I think it's going
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to be being at Carson.
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I'm expecting a lot more spectators there.
18:51
Because it's like, oh, cool.
18:53
Like the first event since
18:54
the CrossFit game,
18:55
people are going to want to
18:56
go to that to go see that
18:58
semifinal just because it's
18:59
where kind of like the
19:01
games originated in a way.
19:03
So I think there's going to
19:04
be a lot more spectators there.
19:05
And I've never I don't I've
19:06
never been there before.
19:07
So I don't know how how like
19:08
how big it is or how close
19:10
those fans are.
19:11
But it's definitely a tennis court,
19:13
I'm assuming,
19:13
is is a lot smaller than an arena.
19:16
So it's going to make it
19:17
feel like it's a lot more
19:18
crowded with all those people.
19:21
So last year at Pasadena,
19:23
you were flying the Mayhem flag.
19:26
You talked about your coach, John.
19:28
Are you now with a private coach?
19:30
No.
19:31
I've been doing my own
19:32
programming for about nine months.
19:35
I got my schedule.
19:38
I get 90 minutes to two
19:39
hours a day to work out,
19:40
two hours if I'm lucky.
19:42
So I got tired of seeing.
19:45
You followed the Mayhem track.
19:46
Nothing to say against Mayhem.
19:48
It's a great program, great people there.
19:50
Um, but I got tired of seeing like, Hey,
19:53
if you want to compete,
19:54
this is all you have to do.
19:55
So I was stressing,
19:56
like I would only get one
19:57
session in a day.
19:58
So I was stressing about not
20:01
getting in that second piece.
20:02
And that was like,
20:03
that was all that was on my mind is like,
20:05
am I going to get it in?
20:06
Am I going to get it in?
20:07
So I kind of took that.
20:10
I wanted to take that away this year.
20:12
And so I've just been
20:13
writing my own programming,
20:14
knowing what I have time
20:15
for and opportunity and time opens up.
20:19
and I have a 30-minute window,
20:21
then I'll just go and
20:22
program something myself
20:23
and go in there and hit it.
20:26
That way the thought's not there.
20:27
It's like, oh,
20:28
people are getting better than me.
20:29
And I stopped looking.
20:32
Some people do this, but, like,
20:34
look at the leaderboard,
20:34
see how you stack up.
20:36
I did that every now and then.
20:37
It was just like, oh, well, you know,
20:39
he got me on this.
20:40
And I've just been doing my own thing,
20:42
and it's just creating a
20:43
lot less stress on me.
20:45
You did that before Mayhem too, right?
20:48
You programmed for yourself.
20:49
I did that leading up to
20:50
Rogue and then my buddy, John.
20:55
So my coach, John,
20:56
is just a really good friend of mine.
20:58
He knows me as an athlete and knows me.
21:03
who I'm capable of,
21:04
and he's a great support
21:06
whenever for an in-person competition.
21:10
We always joke around that
21:12
his first event was the Rogue event.
21:13
I said, hey,
21:14
this is your tryout to see how
21:15
good you do and everything.
21:16
And he was the man.
21:18
He was over there talking to Shane Orr.
21:20
He was one of the coaches and everything.
21:23
He was awesome, did everything.
21:25
And I said, all right, you're hired, bro,
21:27
because he was just –
21:30
he was good to, to be around.
21:31
And plus he,
21:32
he knew me as an athlete and
21:34
definitely brought me down.
21:35
Like, no,
21:36
you're not going to go out there
21:37
and go unbroken on that.
21:38
I don't care what you think you are.
21:40
So I was like, okay.
21:41
And yeah,
21:43
He's the one last year at Semis to do.
21:45
I think I was one of the
21:46
only ones to do the single
21:48
pirouettes or whatever you
21:49
call those 360 handstand walks,
21:51
and every single one of
21:52
them I did as a single.
21:54
It was his call to do that
21:55
because he was like, hey,
21:58
you're not going to lose
21:59
that much time if you just
22:00
do singles and you'll make
22:01
every one versus if you try to go for it,
22:04
then you could fail,
22:05
and then you're going to be
22:05
resting for 30 seconds,
22:07
45 seconds trying to do,
22:08
so just do singles.
22:09
And I did it and it paid off.
22:11
So he's definitely,
22:13
he's somebody that I trust
22:14
in my corner that I listen
22:16
to and try to take his advice.
22:19
So I talked to Ariel Lowen
22:22
quite a bit and she
22:23
programs for herself as well.
22:25
And one question I always ask her is like,
22:29
Are you good enough at
22:30
self-evaluation to know
22:32
what you need to work on?
22:33
Or do you have somebody help you say,
22:35
come on, Scott, you need to work on X, Y,
22:39
and Z?
22:40
Um, so I program,
22:42
I do the outline essentially for myself,
22:44
like, Hey,
22:45
here's what I'm thinking for me.
22:46
And then I send it to him, John, and he,
22:51
he adds something or I asked him, I asked,
22:54
I asked him actually last week, Hey,
22:57
give me a list of movements
22:58
that you think I need to
22:59
work on the most.
23:00
And he sent me like seven or
23:01
eight movements.
23:02
And I prioritize those
23:04
movements throughout.
23:05
I sent him the outline and
23:06
And then I said, hey,
23:08
here's what I got going.
23:09
And he was like,
23:10
I think you should do this versus this.
23:12
That's kind of how that
23:14
coach-athlete relationship works.
23:16
So he really is like in your
23:18
corner analyzing you and
23:21
helping you kind of fine-tune everything.
23:24
Yes.
23:24
Like he's in the gym.
23:25
He's not really –
23:27
He's working out, but in between his sets,
23:31
like I was doing bike
23:32
intervals the other day
23:34
because that's one of the
23:34
things I need to work on.
23:35
He was literally coming up
23:37
behind me over my shoulder
23:39
and was just like, you need to hold it,
23:41
hold it, hold it, hold it,
23:42
all the way through that minute,
23:44
minute and a half I was
23:44
doing the intervals for.
23:46
So he's in my corner there
23:49
watching me do everything
23:50
instead of just like programming for me.
23:54
And you've never really had
23:55
that in the gym before, right?
23:57
Because the mayhem stuff is just online.
24:00
Nobody's actually in the gym
24:01
with you physically.
24:02
So this is actually more than a coach,
24:06
but support as well.
24:07
Yes, 100%.
24:10
Does he look at your movement and say, hey,
24:13
you need to get your knees
24:14
a little wider or anything like that?
24:17
Or is that still up to you?
24:20
No, he doesn't do that.
24:21
He'll critique me on my lifts.
24:23
Like he'll say, hey, like, you know,
24:25
you need to be over the bar
24:28
a little bit more because
24:30
that was like you're kind
24:32
of catching it forward.
24:32
So whatever, he'll give me cues like that,
24:34
and I'll be like, okay.
24:36
And then as far as like movement,
24:38
he'll tell me like, hey, you know,
24:39
that's really close.
24:41
Like your hip line versus your knee,
24:42
that's really close.
24:43
You need to be practicing
24:45
getting down farther.
24:45
So therefore, like that full,
24:48
leave no question behind.
24:50
So he'll like point stuff
24:51
out like that to me.
24:54
Okay, so now you have him,
24:57
and you've been with this
24:58
Southland group now for a couple years,
25:00
kind of this Louisiana camp
25:03
that's been growing and
25:04
growing and growing.
25:06
Either that,
25:07
or I'm just getting to know
25:08
more and more of the people that go there,
25:10
because it seems like I run
25:11
into somebody all the time.
25:13
Yeah, the Southland group is a...
25:18
is incredible.
25:19
You would be surprised how
25:21
many fit individuals we
25:22
have within a 50 mile radius of me.
25:26
It is incredible.
25:28
Um, and so, and it's a great, like,
25:32
I'm super like,
25:33
I love going up there every
25:35
time there's a camp out there.
25:36
I'll go, hell yeah.
25:37
Count me in.
25:38
I'm in just because it's,
25:39
it's a great time and go out there.
25:41
And plus, um,
25:43
You get to work out with
25:43
individuals that are very similar to you.
25:46
There's some studs that go to that camp.
25:49
There's some females that are amazing.
25:53
It really helps you push.
25:56
Yeah,
25:56
there's – and plus I have made – like
25:59
it's a reunion seeing all
26:01
those people like every six months.
26:03
Because they do – I think
26:04
they do a camp every six months.
26:06
But seeing some of the guys
26:08
like Will Bennett and everything,
26:09
like he's an awesome guy.
26:12
And it's fun.
26:13
It's fun.
26:16
It's expanded outside of Louisiana.
26:19
My neighbor, just three miles away,
26:21
Rudy Berger,
26:22
and his wife show up there every year.
26:24
It's coming down from the Carolinas.
26:29
It's actually blowing up.
26:31
Then you have someone like Brandon Luckett,
26:34
who everybody thought was
26:35
retired and blows up
26:37
quarterfinals and is in a
26:40
third position going into semis.
26:42
What does that do for a camp?
26:43
Do you root for those other guys?
26:46
Um,
26:48
we just hope that they don't do better
26:49
than us.
26:50
I wouldn't say we don't root for them.
26:52
We just hope we beat them in some.
26:54
So, like,
26:54
I was messaging Brandon during
26:56
quarterfinals.
26:56
I was like, hey, man, like,
26:59
let me get half of these workouts, okay?
27:01
And then you take the other two,
27:02
and that way we call it
27:03
even or something.
27:04
I was like,
27:05
or I was kind of like talking
27:06
to him about my score.
27:07
I said, hey, I was just like, hey,
27:09
I hope you do good.
27:10
Just don't do better than me.
27:12
That's the words I use.
27:13
So we all support each other,
27:16
and we wish the best for them.
27:19
But ultimately, when we go to semifinals,
27:22
the goal is to qualify for
27:23
each individual,
27:23
no matter what the cost is.
27:25
So, yeah.
27:28
But in addition to that, you go to semis,
27:30
and there's people that you
27:31
know and trust and like to hang out with.
27:35
It's got to take some of the
27:37
stress of the weekend off.
27:39
It definitely does.
27:40
Especially when you go back
27:41
to the warmup area and you
27:43
kind of have like individuals, you know,
27:46
you know,
27:46
personally and talk to often it
27:49
helps lower the stress environment,
27:51
but what it can also do is
27:54
it can also kind of
27:55
sidetrack you not keep you
27:57
focused because they'll be
27:59
having conversations.
27:59
So it's like that switch
28:00
that you got to turn off back there,
28:02
turn on and off.
28:05
So,
28:06
So let me ask you this.
28:08
This is going to be kind of
28:08
a weird question.
28:10
Say Brandon falls out of
28:14
contention for the games
28:16
and you're in contention.
28:18
Is your relationship close
28:19
enough where he would give
28:20
you feedback on what he
28:23
experienced in the workout
28:24
before you take the floor?
28:26
If there's no shot in
28:27
Brandon Luckett qualifying for the games,
28:29
I think he would, yeah.
28:33
I mean, that's just Brandon's personality.
28:36
So I've seen it in the
28:37
masters where like Roy and
28:40
Rudy will be at the same
28:41
event and Roy will give Rudy tips.
28:46
Well, is that a, yeah.
28:49
I think that's a different
28:50
relationship because I mean,
28:52
Rudy's undefeated, right?
28:54
I don't know.
28:56
But they, you know, Rudy and Roy,
28:58
I know Roy personally and Roy is,
29:02
He's about friendship and
29:04
loyalty and stuff.
29:05
And ultimately, those guys,
29:06
there's a small group of
29:07
guys that get together and
29:09
compete with one another.
29:10
I don't think that the...
29:12
Especially at the games,
29:14
you're at the games.
29:16
I don't think that the
29:18
competitiveness is still there.
29:21
But at the bottom line, it's like, hey,
29:23
there's 10 of us here.
29:24
We are all studs.
29:25
We all made it.
29:27
For individuals, it's kind of...
29:29
a little bit different for
29:31
we got 40 guys and now we
29:32
got it for semifinals.
29:33
And we got only like,
29:35
I don't even know how many
29:36
qualify from the West.
29:37
Having looked like I haven't
29:39
even seen anything yet from it,
29:40
but say there's nine of us.
29:42
You're like, Hey, we're,
29:43
we're all battling for nine spots.
29:45
So it's, it's, you know, we're,
29:46
we're battling for blood.
29:50
Corey says Roy is one bad-ass human being,
29:53
not just an athlete, but in general.
29:55
That guy,
29:56
he actually helped me and my wife
30:00
open up the tattoo business.
30:02
I would call him.
30:02
He was like, hey, come up to the gym.
30:05
And he gave me a two-hour
30:06
crash course on everything,
30:07
got us set up and stuff.
30:09
That dude is an amazing individual,
30:12
not just an athlete.
30:15
Wad Zombie comes in.
30:16
Tetlo versus Luckett would be cool to see.
30:18
Come to Southland, you'll see it.
30:22
We may need to bring back
30:23
Fit Wars and broadcast it.
30:25
I would love to bring back Fit Wars.
30:27
Aren't they doing something like that?
30:29
Isn't, like,
30:30
James Sprague doing something
30:31
similar to that?
30:33
There's a couple, like, offshoots of it.
30:36
There's, yeah, there's a couple of them.
30:39
You know,
30:40
Sivan's got some stuff going on
30:41
with Taylor Self.
30:44
I'm going to challenge
30:44
Taylor Self here soon.
30:46
I'm waiting for that money to go up.
30:50
It's $1,000 this Saturday.
30:52
I know.
30:52
Like I said,
30:53
I'm trying to raise some money.
30:56
If my son's baseball game
30:59
lines up with the time, I might go do it.
31:02
There you go.
31:03
That would be super cool.
31:09
We talked about the tattoo shop.
31:11
You're giving away a $500 tattoo.
31:14
That might be worth the
31:15
drive down to Louisiana.
31:16
Yeah.
31:17
Yeah.
31:18
They're like 500 bucks.
31:19
Like if you're within,
31:20
I'd probably say within a six hour radius,
31:22
it's definitely worth the
31:23
drive to save some money.
31:25
And, uh,
31:26
how much stress has that taken off
31:28
now that your wife is not a
31:29
police officer anymore?
31:31
Oh, it's night and day stress.
31:33
Like if my schedule doesn't
31:36
allow me to get the kids or anything,
31:38
it was cause like
31:39
ultimately when she was a police officer,
31:41
she was so new and for
31:42
anybody that kind of, you know,
31:45
is, has experienced this.
31:46
It's like, you have to like earn,
31:47
I guess it's in any workspace, really.
31:49
You have to earn like your,
31:51
your time there.
31:52
So I was trying to really
31:54
allow her to focus on that.
31:57
But now that she went off,
31:58
now she kind of sets her own schedule.
32:01
It's, you know, she's,
32:02
she's home and she helps
32:04
help out with the kids.
32:05
Like I take Easton to
32:06
baseball practice in the game.
32:09
She stays home with the
32:09
little one because it's easier on me.
32:11
It's just, it's just night and day better.
32:13
Like it's, it's,
32:14
it's a rough schedule for a
32:15
police officer.
32:16
So for someone to go back and kind of,
32:18
be able to make her own schedule.
32:19
It's a lot less stressed on me.
32:23
So your son is named Easton.
32:24
Yes.
32:25
And you were a former baseball player.
32:27
Yes.
32:27
Yeah.
32:28
There's there, there's a, uh,
32:29
there's a reason why he's called Easton.
32:31
Okay.
32:31
All right.
32:32
He's destined to, for the major leagues.
32:36
Uh, hopefully, I don't know.
32:36
He just, so next month,
32:38
actually this month,
32:40
he's going to be playing on two base,
32:41
two travel baseball teams, uh,
32:43
So it's going to get a little crazy.
32:46
So he just got accepted to
32:48
play travel baseball, which, one,
32:50
I'm super proud of him.
32:51
I just went out on Amazon.
32:52
I bought him, like,
32:52
a batting cage for the
32:54
house and a bunch of stuff because he's,
32:56
like, all about it.
32:57
So I was like, all right, well,
32:58
we can practice here and do some stuff.
33:00
So he's going to be doing
33:01
that come May through July.
33:06
It's funny,
33:06
a friend of our family named
33:08
their son Easton,
33:09
who played baseball growing up,
33:11
but then became like a
33:13
really good basketball
33:14
player and got a Division I
33:15
scholarship in basketball.
33:17
Well,
33:17
I have no doubt my son will not be
33:20
getting a scholarship in
33:21
basketball because he's my
33:22
son and I'm only 5'3".
33:24
So I'm hoping baseball or soccer.
33:27
He's actually really good at soccer too.
33:29
He had the best save.
33:31
He saved a PK, a penalty kick,
33:33
like a diving save.
33:35
And he got the game ball.
33:38
So that game.
33:39
But he's good at soccer as well.
33:43
What fires you up more?
33:45
Watching Easton make a
33:46
killer save or you winning
33:48
an event at semifinals.
33:52
I think it's different.
33:54
It's definitely like seeing
33:55
my son succeed fires me up
33:57
more than anything.
33:58
Like he had a home run in baseball.
34:00
Like I was jumping up and down like that.
34:02
It's just a different type
34:03
of emotion than than me
34:07
going out there and winning an event.
34:09
It's still both of them are
34:10
very powerful memories and
34:12
everything is just different.
34:14
Like it fires me up, fires me up.
34:17
one because I like I love
34:18
the progress that he's put
34:20
in and he's gained and then
34:21
for me to go out there and
34:22
win the event it's it's uh
34:25
you know it's hey like the
34:27
time that I've spent like
34:29
working towards this stuff
34:29
paying off now I got to
34:30
keep it going it's it's
34:32
different um it's just
34:34
different I feel like
34:35
emotions yeah I think with my daughter
34:39
the stuff that that she did
34:41
is more lasting in my
34:42
memory um and I relive it
34:45
more often than my own no I
34:49
i agree I think that's
34:51
definitely something like I
34:52
can I think he's gonna have
34:54
more success like more like
34:57
especially as a kid he's gonna have
34:59
Plus, like, I compete once, twice,
35:02
or something in person.
35:03
He goes and plays, does all this stuff,
35:05
plays multiple sports.
35:07
He has way more memories
35:09
than I have winning events, doing, like,
35:12
excelling in sports.
35:13
So it's a lot more to recall.
35:17
Yeah.
35:19
And it's crazy, like, because I do this.
35:22
I watched you win that event
35:24
at the semifinals.
35:25
And, like,
35:25
I got fired up because I had
35:26
just interviewed you.
35:28
Mm-hmm.
35:30
So that was really cool.
35:31
And I got to interview right after that.
35:32
So that's a memory in my mind.
35:37
You're still active military.
35:39
Yep.
35:40
How long have you been in the Navy now?
35:43
I've been in 13 and a half years.
35:47
So I'm on my way to 20.
35:51
And Apple gave you a thumbs up for that.
35:54
Nice.
35:55
Yeah.
35:56
So you're on your way to 20.
35:58
That's the goal is to get to
36:00
full retirement?
36:01
Yep, that's the goal.
36:03
I've already invested this much, so.
36:09
Is it hard training?
36:11
Is it the family stuff that
36:13
prevents you from training
36:14
longer than 90 minutes,
36:15
or is it the work stuff?
36:18
It's a little bit of both.
36:19
I try to get, like,
36:20
I'm fortunate enough to where I have,
36:23
like,
36:24
Seven to nine is my scheduled PT time,
36:27
so I try to get as much as
36:28
I can before I come home.
36:32
It's actually easier for me to get away,
36:33
break away.
36:34
During my lunchtime,
36:35
I will go and hit a
36:36
30-minute piece if I have time.
36:39
When I'm at home,
36:40
there's so much going on.
36:41
I got the one-year-old running around.
36:42
I can't just go out to the
36:43
garage and just do a
36:45
20-minute workout because
36:47
My one-year-old will be in
36:49
the garage with me if my wife's not home.
36:51
Then my one-year-old will be in the garage,
36:52
and I'm, like,
36:53
chasing him down because
36:54
he's going all over the place.
36:56
So I would say probably more
36:59
or less the family life.
37:02
So, you know,
37:03
the military supported me
37:05
last time I went to semifinals.
37:09
And so, yeah, they support me.
37:14
So my next line of
37:15
questioning is you got to
37:17
go train with Bill Leahy at his home.
37:21
Yeah.
37:21
He looks like 20 minutes from me.
37:24
So do you just, is from video,
37:27
it looks like it's Rocky in the woods,
37:29
right?
37:30
Like kind of separated from civilization.
37:33
And it's just about fitness
37:34
when you get out to that property.
37:36
Um, it's not really isolated.
37:38
It's got, he's like his,
37:40
he lives on a dirt road,
37:42
but on that dirt road has, has,
37:44
There's another house right
37:45
directly across from his dirt road.
37:46
But then it's – he's got
37:48
houses all over him just –
37:49
and where he's at,
37:50
houses are just more spread out.
37:53
So he's got an awesome,
37:56
awesome shed that has – we
38:01
can get a lot of people in there.
38:02
So he's – that's just the rope climb.
38:04
That's just where he has –
38:06
He's able to do 20-foot rope climbs there.
38:09
It was nice outside.
38:10
Like I said,
38:11
taking into account the
38:12
environment that we're
38:13
going to be outside, we were like, hey,
38:14
let's just do the rope
38:16
climbs outside in the barbell.
38:20
Yeah.
38:22
But if you notice,
38:23
all the video footage from his place,
38:25
all you see are trees and fitness stuff.
38:27
Yeah.
38:28
Imagine a U-shape from the
38:31
back of his house going all
38:32
the way around his garage
38:33
in the backyard.
38:34
It's just a U-shape of trees.
38:37
So I could see houses, though,
38:38
from in between those trees,
38:40
from where we're at.
38:42
Okay, okay.
38:43
He's not out in the middle of nowhere.
38:46
So how often do you get out
38:47
there to train with him?
38:49
I try to get out there like
38:50
once every two weeks, whenever my,
38:52
whenever my schedule lines up,
38:53
he's always a good person to,
38:56
to link up with.
38:56
And plus it's like,
38:57
he does his own programming too.
38:59
So I usually line up my, I do all my week.
39:04
I do all my programming a week in advance.
39:06
And so if I know that I'm going out there,
39:08
I said, Hey,
39:09
this is what I have on Friday say,
39:13
and he'll plan his schedule
39:15
based off of what I got.
39:16
And we'll kind of just like,
39:18
We'll throw in a mixture of
39:20
what he wants to do versus
39:22
what I want to do.
39:23
And I love working out with
39:25
him because he's just like, hey,
39:28
get there, warm up, let's go.
39:30
All right, on to the next piece.
39:31
So we are – it's the way I like to train.
39:35
Like some people will – some
39:36
people like take 45 minutes
39:39
to warm up and –
39:40
Like, hey, they'll take 20 minutes,
39:42
30 minutes in between pieces.
39:43
It's like, nope,
39:45
our cleanup time is our
39:46
rest time for the next piece.
39:47
And we try to plan it
39:48
smartly to where it's not,
39:51
like we're not going from
39:52
one tough piece to another tough piece.
39:54
So we're like completely,
39:55
the intensity is not there.
39:58
But yeah, like he's just,
40:00
we're here to work out, let's work out.
40:03
And just like Brandon,
40:04
you want him to do well at semis,
40:05
but at least one spot
40:06
behind you on every event.
40:08
Right, exactly.
40:09
So that's why I tell him that, you know,
40:12
he's definitely he's
40:14
probably the fastest
40:15
growing like CrossFit
40:17
athlete that I've at least heard of.
40:19
No, personally,
40:20
because two years ago he hit me up.
40:23
I think it was twenty twenty one.
40:25
Yeah, 2021, he hit me up.
40:26
He was like, hey,
40:27
he found out I lived in Slidell,
40:30
and he looked, like I said,
40:31
20 minutes away.
40:32
He's like, can I come train with you?
40:33
And I was like, yeah.
40:34
And now two years later,
40:35
he's definitely crushing it.
40:41
Well, he's got Hiller in his corner too,
40:43
which is one of the fastest
40:44
growing YouTube channels in this space.
40:46
So that's pretty cool too.
40:49
Yeah.
40:50
And you two are very different athletes.
40:52
So that's why that's another thing.
40:54
Like, like I hit him up and I was like,
40:56
Hey, like this is like this,
40:58
this piece is what I'm thinking for,
41:00
for me.
41:01
But I, what the other day I said, Hey,
41:03
I want to do machine work,
41:05
program something machine.
41:06
Cause that's what I need to work on.
41:07
He goes, all right,
41:08
as long as we can throw
41:09
some burpees in there, I said,
41:10
throw some burpees in there.
41:11
I'll just prioritize the machine work,
41:13
try to max output on that.
41:16
And then you prioritize,
41:17
cause he's great at machines.
41:18
And I was like,
41:18
you just maximize the burpees.
41:20
Okay.
41:23
Well,
41:24
that's super cool that you have those
41:25
relationships.
41:25
And it is funny,
41:27
like Louisiana has become
41:28
this hotbed of CrossFit athletes,
41:32
as Mark has put in the chat.
41:34
Leahy, Luckett, Scott, Max Krieg, Brian.
41:38
Yep.
41:40
Yeah.
41:43
Corey Leonard.
41:47
Qualified for semifinals, right?
41:48
In the Masters Division.
41:51
Yeah,
41:52
you got Roy that'll throw down with us.
41:55
So, yeah, it's a bunch.
41:58
So we had a burpee challenge
42:02
with Jake Berman and Colton Mertens,
42:04
and I had to get your take.
42:07
As someone that can fly through burpees,
42:11
do you think you have some
42:12
contention in the fastest
42:13
burpees in the world?
42:15
I just wish that... So,
42:17
Hiller was over at Will's
42:19
house when I was over there,
42:20
and he asked me the question.
42:23
Off the record.
42:24
But I said,
42:25
I just wish he would have
42:26
challenged somebody who
42:29
would have given him a run for his money.
42:33
Wow.
42:38
And you might be that someone?
42:40
I believe I could, yeah.
42:41
So, I mean...
42:43
Not like – whenever the workout came out,
42:45
I was like, oh, well, whatever.
42:47
And my buddy, John,
42:49
my coach was just like talking about it.
42:51
I was like, yeah,
42:52
like we tied in a 10,000
42:54
competition for – I can't
42:55
remember what the time
42:56
domain was for burpees,
42:57
but we literally tied –
42:59
And then the burpee box jump
43:01
workout from regionals last year,
43:04
you know, we tied, really,
43:06
even though the reason I
43:07
won is because I didn't
43:09
even know that was the thing.
43:10
The reason I won is because
43:10
I got one more rep than him
43:12
on the first round.
43:13
That was the tiebreaker.
43:14
And so we tied.
43:15
I feel like him and I are
43:17
very similar to burpees
43:19
because we're the same height.
43:20
So, yeah,
43:21
I think I would have definitely
43:22
given him a run for his money,
43:23
if not probably beat him.
43:26
There it is.
43:27
Heard it here first.
43:28
And I got that on the record.
43:30
Power of the staff now.
43:34
Mark says, here we go.
43:42
Well, this has been fun.
43:44
I'm going to look at my
43:44
notes one more time,
43:45
make sure I hit everything.
43:46
And the kids are doing well.
43:51
Yeah, kids are doing good.
43:53
The littlest one, Bradley,
43:55
is growing up super fast.
43:56
He's going to be two in July.
43:59
And Easton's going to be nine in July.
44:00
Their birthdays are two weeks apart.
44:04
The other one is doing a field trip.
44:07
He's doing a field trip
44:08
today to his new middle school next year.
44:12
So he's going to be – they
44:13
do middle school four
44:14
through eight down here,
44:16
which is weird to me.
44:18
So he's going to a new school next year.
44:20
He's nervous about it.
44:21
But, yeah, no,
44:22
the kids have been doing good.
44:25
Yeah,
44:26
middle school was our toughest time
44:27
as a parent,
44:29
and I can't believe they're extending it.
44:33
We only had seven through nine.
44:36
Okay.
44:37
Yeah, I had six through eight.
44:40
So elementary was one through five,
44:43
and middle school was six through eight,
44:45
high school nine through 12.
44:46
That might have been it.
44:48
It actually might have been
44:49
six through eight.
44:51
But that stretch was as hard
44:54
as it ever was being a parent.
44:57
Why is that?
44:59
It's just, it's the new school.
45:01
It's kids that weren't with
45:03
you in elementary school
45:04
are being mixed into the
45:06
hopper and trying to find
45:08
your identity as a kid.
45:10
It with all that going on,
45:12
hopefully like his sports
45:14
help him through that.
45:16
Right.
45:17
Well, no, that's good info.
45:18
This is stuff I got to look
45:19
forward to and kind of project.
45:21
So yeah,
45:23
Yeah, any insight,
45:26
please feel free to share.
45:28
In our school district,
45:29
we have 18 elementary
45:31
schools and three middle schools.
45:33
So all that gets, like,
45:34
funneled down into three.
45:36
So you're adding batches of
45:38
kids that don't know each
45:39
other into one hopper.
45:41
Yeah, I can see that.
45:42
I mean, that's kind of how it was for me,
45:44
too, now that I think about it.
45:46
Yeah.
45:48
and my daughter went to
45:49
school young so looking
45:51
back I probably wouldn't
45:52
have done that again and so
45:54
my son is actually he's
45:56
young for his grade so all
45:58
like right now he's sports
46:00
like all of his friends
46:00
that he goes to class with
46:02
he they're all in he's
46:05
still in coach pitch so
46:06
they're all everyone else
46:07
that he's in school with
46:08
that's good friends of them
46:09
they're in kids pitch so and
46:12
Like that's the, that's another thing.
46:13
Like as far as, yeah,
46:14
sports will definitely help,
46:15
but it's going to come to
46:16
that time to where, you know,
46:19
he's not going to be
46:19
playing with all his
46:20
friends that are here that
46:21
are in his grade.
46:23
Just like to kind of like now,
46:24
but you know,
46:25
they're in a smaller school.
46:26
So that definitely could
46:28
have some effects.
46:30
Yeah.
46:30
My daughter was into music.
46:31
So it was,
46:33
what helped her was finding band
46:36
like to get in with that group of people.
46:38
And then you have your people.
46:41
And that's what it is with
46:42
middle school and high
46:43
school is you got to find your group.
46:46
No, for sure.
46:47
Yeah, I can see that.
46:49
So.
46:50
Well, this has been fun, man.
46:53
I can't wait to see you out in Carson.
46:56
Yeah, looking forward to it.
46:58
It's going to be.
46:59
Yeah, I'm going to do my best.
47:01
So I'm excited for it.
47:03
And it's always a good time
47:05
whenever you get to compete in person.
47:08
Yeah, well, thanks a bunch.
47:09
We'll see you then.
47:10
Thanks to everybody in the
47:11
chat for being here.
47:12
You guys have been awesome.
47:14
And we'll catch everybody
47:14
next time on Clydesdale
47:16
Media Semi-Finalist Series.
47:19
Bye, guys.