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Lunch with the Clydesdale - The Bigger the Beard, The Grumpier the Scott!!! · Clydesdale Media Podcast

0:31
what is going on everybody
0:32
welcome to lunch with the
0:34
cladsdale it is lunch time
0:37
time to hang out with my
0:38
friends man stream yard is
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acting goofy uh I see corey
0:44
in the chat corey's with me
0:45
every wednesday he has seen
0:48
some of the streamlined
0:49
funkiness um and man it
0:53
took me three shots to
0:55
launch the show today
0:57
Man, what a mess.
0:58
I wonder what's going on with StreamYard,
1:00
if I'm going to have to
1:01
look at another software,
1:03
something like that.
1:04
I don't know.
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But yeah, we're live.
1:08
It is lunchtime.
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I get to hang with all of you.
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Jody, Denise, Helson, Corey,
1:12
what's going on?
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So good that you guys are all here today.
1:17
I got a lot of stuff to kind of...
1:22
cleanup from the weekend
1:24
that we missed last night
1:26
during the show or that I
1:28
just got in too much of a
1:29
rant mode that I forgot to
1:31
talk about or all that kind of stuff.
1:35
The first thing I wanted to talk about is,
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as we were ending the show last night,
1:40
Hiller released that reel,
1:42
a clip of last night's show
1:43
before we were even off the air.
1:46
There is no weirder feeling
1:47
than looking down at your
1:48
phone and saying,
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Hiller mentioned you in a reel,
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and then Hiller wants you
1:56
to collaborate on a reel.
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And we're not even off the air yet.
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And I'm like, oh, my gosh.
2:04
what part of last night's
2:05
show did he pick what did
2:07
he pick out because I was
2:10
really cranky last night
2:12
really cranky and I went
2:14
off a few times so I don't
2:16
know what he was picking I
2:17
don't know if it was
2:18
something that jamie said
2:19
carolyn said or I said um
2:21
so that was wild really
2:24
wild uh but then it turned
2:29
out it was my ghd rant
2:32
and that someone in the
2:34
space had reached out to me
2:36
and accused me of group
2:38
thought in my rant about that.
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Um,
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So that's what it was about.
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And I said it.
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I own it.
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That is what I believe.
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I believe that too many
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times the people that do it
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the right way get screwed
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in this space right now.
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But I want to clear up.
3:01
We were talking about the
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online semifinal.
3:04
We were not talking about the WFP.
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The WFP did not have a
3:10
standard for the GHD sit-up.
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So it was the Wild West.
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You could do it however you
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wanted to do it.
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And I said to Jamie after
3:20
the show last night,
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I'd rather have that and
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everybody have the same
3:25
opportunity to do it
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however they want to do it
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than to have a standard
3:29
that's not upheld.
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So that's kind of what I believe there.
3:46
It's still not ideal.
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I would rather have a good
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standard that actually
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provides the fitness test
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it's supposed to provide.
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than the wild west but if if
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it's going to be one or the
3:59
other I would rather have
4:01
no standard and let
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everybody have the same
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opportunity and a level
4:04
playing field than to have
4:07
a standard that's not going
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to be upheld and some
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people will do it because
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it's right and it's the
4:12
right thing to do and other
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people will then skirt the
4:15
system and they get an
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unfair advantage so that
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just to clear up with that last night
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Denise says, can I just voice my opinion?
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Of course you can.
4:28
I enjoyed watching the WFP last weekend.
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I did very much.
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I enjoyed the WFP as much as I enjoy Rogue,
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the games,
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and probably better than Waterpalooza.
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I hate events that try to go
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twenty lanes wide and
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And then broadcast that for people.
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And it's impossible,
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impossible to see every
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lane when you do that.
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French Throwdown did that this weekend.
5:00
It made it impossible to
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kind of see everything.
5:03
Waterpalooza does that.
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They've gone thirty wide at events,
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which makes it impossible to see.
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The two best events so far
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this season have been Mayhem and the WFP,
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in my opinion.
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Both of them kept the heats to ten or less,
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making it much easier to watch.
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Mayhem even went smaller
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than that at times,
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which made it really cool to watch.
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Those have been the two best
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competitions to watch on
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the stream all season long.
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Corey,
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Waterpalooza is always a cluster
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because it's super hard to
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keep up with what's happening.
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It is.
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There's just way too many lanes,
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way too many lanes.
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And even being there in person,
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like if you get a seat on
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one end of the stadium,
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you can't see the other
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half of the venue and the athletes.
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And it's just impossible to do that.
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um thank you for the kind
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words andrew stenn sunday
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night crossfit talk is
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becoming the place to be I
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hope so I mean and I said
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it last night like carolyn
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Carolyn and Jamie both are
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nerds in the space, um,
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and they're athletes.
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They watch everything.
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They have such good opinions.
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They know what's going on in space.
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And, um,
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I'm glad that I'm able to highlight them,
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um, as well as, um,
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sometimes unleash cranky Scott.
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Uh, uh,
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Denise says,
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so for Masters games last year,
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they told us to get over
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the bar however we wanted
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for the bar-facing burpees,
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easier to judge.
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I think that's what happened at WFP.
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They did not want to have
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the judging be the issue in the events,
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and that's why the GHD was
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given no standard other
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than touching the floor
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behind you and touching the
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pad in front of you.
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And...
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And so there were not going
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to be any judging issues.
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But if you look down the
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line and you've done
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CrossFit for any time at all,
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and you saw the form used on those GHDs,
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it looked awful.
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Now, again, I would rather have that.
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I would rather have no
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standard and allow that
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than to have a standard
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that isn't being upheld.
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But it still doesn't look good.
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Ah, Denise,
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it's great that they have
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different opinions.
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It is.
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They're really good.
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I understand any skidding over the bar,
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however,
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isn't as much of an advantage to
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the movement on the GHD
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where you sit does give an advantage,
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in my opinion.
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Yeah, I think that Carolyn said it best.
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By allowing people to be on
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the front of the, well,
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closer to your feet,
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your butt closer to your feet on the GHD,
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you're turning a GHD into
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an ab mat sit-up.
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Halpin,
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same with when Waza did strict
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pull-ups versus what became
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the standard of arms extended,
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chin over bar.
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Sometimes they just do it to
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make it easier on the judge.
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But I think Carolyn made a
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great point that the GHD
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standard shouldn't,
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we shouldn't talk about the
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hip or the butt.
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We should talk about the back.
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The back should not touch the pad.
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If the back is touching the pad,
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then you're just doing an ab mat setup.
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If the back is not touching the pad,
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then you're getting a GHD setup.
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And that is easier to judge, easier to see,
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and is probably easier to understand.
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But if you're going to make
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it an ABMAT setup,
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why lug all this heavy
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equipment to these venues?
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Why not just do an ABMAT setup?
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Because as she said,
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nobody's even breaking GHDs anymore.
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So the WFP released the tour points.
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And I just wanted to kind of
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go over them real quick.
9:33
They are going to be in the
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same order as the event
9:38
points from yesterday,
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but where this is going to
9:40
come into play is when we
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get a second event and the
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events will have different
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finishes than the tour points.
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And I think that will make
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it actually easier for
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people to understand the
9:50
concept of the season and,
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But a couple things I did
9:54
want to point out is the
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way the points are distributed.
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And so if you look at the
10:00
men's points here,
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the first couple are
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fifteen points apart.
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So Austin got five hundred.
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James got four eighty five.
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Jason Hopper got four seventy.
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Then after third,
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it's only a ten point
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differential for a while
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till I think tenth place.
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So then the next from Jeff
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Adler to Noah Olson,
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there's ten points in
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between each contestant or athlete.
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Then when we go to eleventh,
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it's eight points.
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So then eighth to twentieth
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is eight points between each competitor.
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And then when you go to the
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twentieth to thirtieth,
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we're down to five points
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in between each competitor.
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So the higher you're up on the leaderboard,
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the more separation in the
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points that you get and the
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bigger that spread can be
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and why that's an advantage
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when you go to the next
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tour stop to have a bigger
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lead going into that.
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My only criticism of this
11:02
release is the challengers
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earn points to up to two fifty.
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So Tudor would have had two fifty.
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They should have added those
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to these tour points, those tour points,
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each point equals the same
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as these tour points.
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Now,
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it would just start as thirty first
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would be Tudor and it would
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go down to fiftieth as the
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last place finisher in the
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Challenger division.
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but they could have added those here.
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And then you saw that you
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would see the top fifty
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going into tour stop two
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and then tour stop two.
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You're probably going to
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have different cast of
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characters in those challenger,
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either challenger pro or
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challenger divisions.
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And then the store points
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will actually be more than
11:47
fifty after the next event.
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But I wanted to just point
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that out that that was
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released this morning.
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And again,
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they're in the same order as the
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finish of this tour stop,
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but where it's going to
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shake up is once we get to tour stop two.
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Denise, I hate GHDs just for my back,
12:15
but we do a lot in our gym.
12:18
Yeah.
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And Halpin is working on
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that over lunch that
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includes challenger points.
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so there's that uh the other
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thing I want to talk about
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is um I watched because the
12:35
weekend was so compressed
12:37
with so much stuff we had
12:39
to cover last night I
12:40
didn't get to watch the
12:41
hill or hip and steel until
12:42
I was uh going to bed last
12:44
night what a great video um that
12:50
It's a great example of the
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storytelling that I've been
12:52
talking about that's been
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missing from the space and
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I hope comes back into the
12:57
road to the games that
12:58
CrossFit is releasing this summer.
13:01
But the storytelling of
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walking into David
13:04
Hippenstiel's house and
13:06
seeing a man that hangs
13:08
rings in his living room
13:10
and in his stairway to the second floor,
13:15
because in the wintertime,
13:16
he can't do his muscle-ups outside.
13:20
So he does them in the staircase,
13:23
and then he uses them to
13:24
stretch in the living room
13:25
while he's watching TV.
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And he has apparatus
13:29
everywhere to help him with
13:30
his mobility all the time.
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He's sixty nine years old
13:34
and he knows that mobility
13:35
is a limiting factor.
13:37
And so he does that.
13:38
They they you enter.
13:39
They introduce you to his
13:40
wife and all the things she
13:42
does to help out.
13:46
Hiller and him work out together,
13:48
and they get – and Hiller
13:50
helps him with his mobility,
13:52
his depth on his squats.
13:54
It's really a cool video to
13:56
watch and really cool to
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see how David gets excited
14:00
that he got full depth on
14:03
his front and back squats
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and things like that.
14:06
It's a really –
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charming video and uh I
14:10
highly recommend it to
14:10
everybody um I've gotten to
14:12
know david over the years
14:13
doing the behind the scenes
14:15
of the masters
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and I've run into him at events.
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He's such a nice guy.
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Um,
14:20
I'm glad that they were able to bury
14:22
the hatchet on some things
14:23
and kind of talk about what
14:24
happened from each one of
14:26
their perspectives and why it happened.
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Um, and it's, it's a really good,
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good video and nice storytelling, um,
14:36
from Hiller, really nice storytelling.
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Um, I also watched, and again,
14:43
this is all over the map.
14:44
This is just cleaning up
14:45
notes from the weekend.
14:46
Um,
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Corey says, dude,
14:51
the hip and steel video
14:52
might be the best one he's done yet.
14:54
I am way more a fan of hip now.
14:58
Yeah,
14:58
I've always been a... So when that
14:59
went down,
15:00
I was actually... When that
15:02
first video came out,
15:02
I was at an event where David was at.
15:07
And we talked a lot that weekend.
15:10
And he was going to come on
15:11
the show to give his side of the story,
15:14
but we could never get it
15:15
kind of to his...
15:18
because I believe that you
15:19
should have full movement
15:21
and you should meet the standards.
15:25
And we could just never get
15:26
to an agreement as how
15:28
we're going to format the show.
15:31
But yeah, it's a great video.
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I agree, Corey.
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I thought the hopper one and
15:37
this one are the two best ones he's done.
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And they're probably the last two.
15:41
I think he's just getting, uh,
15:43
into a really good groove,
15:46
having conversations with people.
15:51
They had a great
15:51
conversation about his elbow.
15:53
It's a conversation that
15:54
needs to be had more in the
15:55
masters competition, totally.
15:57
And his shoulder that both
15:59
of them have limiting factors and
16:03
And that you, as a judge,
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you are supposed to know if
16:08
they have a limiter when
16:10
they come out on the floor
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and you're supposed to factor that in.
16:14
And Hiller makes a great point at like,
16:15
what point does that,
16:17
do we lose the integrity of
16:20
what fitness is?
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It was a great conversation,
16:23
a great conversation.
16:27
Uh, Denise,
16:28
I think killer did a great job.
16:29
I understand David a little
16:30
bit better now.
16:31
David is so easy to talk to.
16:33
He's in the behind the
16:33
scenes from last year's CrossFit games.
16:36
We had a great conversation.
16:37
It was like eight or ten
16:38
minutes and it was so good.
16:40
I didn't want to cut any of it.
16:41
So I left it all in.
16:43
Um, and it's really, really good.
16:54
Hill are gently telling
16:55
David that maybe if you can't lock out,
16:58
you should compete.
16:59
And Dave seemingly agreeing was so cool.
17:05
I was annoyed with David at the time,
17:07
as I have always worked on moving well.
17:10
And I have older and I have
17:12
older people highlighted as
17:13
bad movers made me sad.
17:15
I can see that.
17:16
I can see that.
17:17
And David admitting to the
17:19
way he handled it was not ideal,
17:22
was really nice, too.
17:26
So, um, so behind the scenes, um,
17:34
WFP put out behind the
17:34
scenes while the event was
17:36
going on this weekend,
17:38
really hard to keep up with
17:39
that and keep up with the
17:40
event in itself.
17:41
But in behind the scenes three,
17:44
they're interviewing some
17:45
of the people that brought
17:45
on to do media.
17:47
And what I found fascinating
17:48
was that a lot of them had never,
17:50
ever done media for, um,
17:57
had never ever done media
18:01
for fitnessing before.
18:02
They were hired from outside
18:04
the space to come in and do this.
18:07
And I like the idea of
18:08
having some fresh ideas to the broadcast.
18:11
And I think that showed a
18:12
lot in the WFP broadcast.
18:15
I've said this in the past before,
18:17
I think CrossFit hiring the
18:19
same crew to do the broadcast every time.
18:24
It's been the same since two
18:26
thousand thirteen.
18:27
They're not much has changed.
18:29
I thought that they had did
18:31
better angles of the
18:33
footage from the floor.
18:35
I thought they did a better
18:36
job of when they did do close ups.
18:38
It was more of like a three
18:40
or four athlete close up as
18:42
opposed to just one person.
18:44
in the lane um and so you
18:47
could see other things
18:48
going on when they did a
18:50
close-up but they had a lot
18:51
more wide angle shots where
18:53
you could see the whole
18:54
floor and where people
18:56
stood during the race um so
19:00
I want to commend them for
19:01
trying some new and and
19:02
different and innovative
19:03
things and then that kind
19:07
of rolls into the the red
19:08
bull effect so red bull was
19:11
a major sponsor
19:13
And one thing we didn't
19:14
really talk about last
19:15
night on the show is that
19:17
Red Bull money is different
19:18
than like a grips company
19:20
money or go-ruck money or a
19:23
shoe company money,
19:24
unless you're like one of the big dogs.
19:28
Red Bull is a major player
19:31
in sports in the world.
19:33
They are big in the X-game
19:40
style sports industry.
19:46
And they sponsor a lot of those,
19:48
so much so they have their
19:50
own streaming channel.
19:52
There is a Red Bull channel
19:53
out there where they
19:55
broadcast niche and extreme
19:58
sports all the time.
20:01
If WFP gets a relationship with them,
20:05
that is groundbreaking, right?
20:07
That is something that I
20:08
don't think a lot of people
20:10
have taken into account in
20:12
this whole thing.
20:23
I think some people working
20:25
on the broadcast were
20:26
professionals from Finland.
20:27
They have been involved with Turku.
20:32
You guys hopefully can read it.
20:34
Tua Mianpava.
20:36
which has been broadcast
20:37
very professionally,
20:38
not on YouTube though.
20:42
Yeah.
20:42
I, I,
20:45
you could tell that they were like
20:47
from Europe,
20:49
they were doing an excellent job.
20:50
It was a new concept, new ideas for them.
20:53
The one guy said he had
20:54
never even seen a CrossFit
20:56
competition before coming to this.
21:00
And I really liked the
21:01
innovativeness of bringing
21:02
in some people from outside the space.
21:05
Halpin said, yeah,
21:06
and one of the guys also
21:07
works with the Indianapolis Colts.
21:10
Yeah,
21:12
I thought that's why it was different.
21:15
And thank goodness we have
21:16
some different ideas and
21:18
different thoughts.
21:19
So yeah, I was really happy with that.
21:25
But Red Bull,
21:27
with them having their own channel,
21:29
and if World Fitness
21:30
Project can gain a partnership with them,
21:35
with with whatever happens
21:37
in these first few events
21:39
that's going to be
21:40
groundbreaking for what
21:41
happens because it's
21:42
different money it's
21:43
different money than the
21:44
crossfit games I've ever
21:45
seen and they have
21:48
resources that can actually
21:50
benefit whatever happens
21:52
here um and I and adidas
21:58
has a lot of money too
21:59
those are two major
22:00
sponsors that they have that
22:04
because I believe that
22:06
Reebok is a subset of Adidas.
22:10
So even when CrossFit had Reebok,
22:12
it's not as much as getting
22:15
Adidas as the main sponsor.
22:19
So aha says Red Bull has
22:24
amazing social media.
22:25
So totally agree with that.
22:27
Yeah.
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They've been around the
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block and they have
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cashflow and they have resources.
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unlike anything ever seen in
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the fitness space before.
22:39
That is for sure.
22:42
The other thing, this again,
22:43
I'm just cleaning up notes,
22:44
so we're all over the map today.
22:47
Live versus WFP.
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You guys all know I've been watching,
22:54
Andrew says,
22:55
Reebok was owned by Adidas in the past,
22:58
but not anymore, I believe.
22:59
But I believe when Reebok
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was sponsoring the games,
23:02
they were owned by Adidas.
23:06
Correct me if I'm wrong,
23:07
but I think that that's the case.
23:11
So if you watch full swing,
23:18
when live first started,
23:19
they went after older
23:22
players who had a little
23:24
bit more diminished skills
23:26
and then offered them this
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guaranteed money.
23:29
And that's why they moved
23:31
from the PGA tour to the live tour.
23:35
And then it wasn't until
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they kind of established themselves,
23:41
made some headlines with
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the money they were offering,
23:44
that some of the bigger
23:45
players then jumped over to live.
23:50
When World Fitness Project first started,
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I think the same thing happened.
23:55
They went after the Pat
23:56
Vellners and the Chandler Smiths.
23:59
People who had established names,
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established social media accounts,
24:04
tons of followers,
24:06
but maybe didn't have the
24:09
skill set anymore to be
24:11
dominant on the floor.
24:12
And then once that was out
24:14
there and the headlines
24:14
went out there that this was happening,
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then some of the more...
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the more young and upcoming
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athletes decided to join, um, the WFP.
24:30
It's really eerie how
24:32
similar this has been.
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Uh,
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and last night we talked about like why
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you would pick the four, do you pair the,
24:40
yeah, the four, do you pick twenty men,
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twenty women?
24:43
And I think a lot of it has
24:44
to do with who are you
24:46
easily going to sway to
24:47
come for the money?
24:49
And who had the most
24:50
following to get the biggest headline,
24:53
the biggest news out there.
24:55
And that's what they did.
24:59
So, yeah,
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I think that is key to what
25:07
happened with WFP and key
25:09
to what we're seeing today.
25:19
My final thought on this is
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I think we're at a really
25:23
big juncture for CrossFit.
25:26
Right now you have a
25:26
competitor who put a good
25:28
weekend together.
25:30
And let's just call it that.
25:31
It was a good, good weekend.
25:36
Really enjoyed it.
25:38
Really enjoyed the broadcast.
25:40
Really enjoyed everything about it.
25:44
Now we have this online
25:46
semifinal that has to be
25:48
finally decided on by CrossFit.
25:51
There was the public review
25:53
of the videos went out.
25:55
Now it's in CrossFit's hands
25:56
to make the final
25:57
determinations as to penalties and such.
26:01
There are known issues going on out there.
26:04
And if CrossFit wants to be a legit sport,
26:07
and maybe they don't want to be,
26:08
and that's fine.
26:10
But if they want to be,
26:11
they're going to have to
26:14
come to the plate with a
26:16
fair and equitable playing
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field for everybody,
26:21
as we talked about last night.
26:23
And so I think that the
26:27
coming week and a half or
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however much time is left,
26:31
maybe it's not even that much time left,
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CrossFit's going to have to
26:36
make some rulings that are
26:37
going to be hard.
26:40
It's going to be interesting
26:41
to see what they do.
26:44
Cause I don't, I don't know.
26:52
I don't know if they're capable or not.
27:02
Halpin says many athletes
27:03
already have three to five
27:04
workouts approved.
27:05
There's at least one athlete
27:06
with double digit needs
27:07
review and has all five
27:10
workouts reviewed.
27:14
I would need more
27:15
information because the
27:15
email is different if
27:17
CrossFit reviewed the video
27:19
or if they went by what the
27:21
public review was.
27:23
It's two different versions of the email.
27:26
And I would like to know of those reviews,
27:31
which ones they got for each
27:33
workout I know of people
27:36
who have been getting
27:37
emails everybody I know of
27:39
got the you passed public
27:41
review there wasn't enough
27:43
of the needs review to
27:45
force them into a further
27:47
evaluation and so I don't
27:50
know who these at these
27:51
athletes are and what
27:52
they're getting back um
27:55
But if they're getting back
27:57
the ones where CrossFit
27:58
actually did a review,
28:00
I just hope it was done fairly.
28:04
That's all.
28:12
Because I know like
28:13
Carolyn's gotten some emails back,
28:14
but hers were on ones that
28:16
didn't have a lot of downed votes.
28:20
And had much more goods than the downs.
28:24
So I don't know how it's
28:28
going to play out with other athletes.
28:35
But I think it's crucial
28:35
that CrossFit has to take a
28:38
stand on which way they're
28:39
going to go with this.
28:41
And then it is what it is.
28:51
Right.
28:52
But it's not about approved or reviewed.
28:56
It's if you were reviewed by headquarters,
28:59
the email is different than
29:01
if they just accepted you
29:02
based on the public opinion.
29:05
That's what I'm saying.
29:07
So I'd like to know,
29:08
did they have to go to step two or not?
29:16
If you didn't have any
29:18
downvotes and you had a ton of upvotes,
29:21
then you get an email
29:22
saying your video has been
29:25
approved and moved forward.
29:32
Mike, I'm not talking about the games.
29:33
I'm just talking about there
29:34
are two emails that come
29:35
out for each video to give
29:38
it the green light or that
29:40
it's been penalized.
29:43
And there's two green light emails.
29:46
There's a green light that says,
29:49
based on the public review,
29:50
you are approved on this video.
29:52
And then there's one that says,
29:54
you have been elevated to
29:55
CrossFit HQ review,
29:59
and we have determined that
30:02
your video is good.
30:06
And both of those are green lights,
30:07
but it just shows that they
30:09
went to another step beyond
30:11
the public review.
30:16
So that is what I have to say about that.
30:22
I watched a couple good
30:23
movies this weekend.
30:26
I watched Nona's.
30:28
It's a Vince Vaughn movie
30:30
about a restaurant that
30:31
he's opening up and that he
30:33
hires grandmothers to be the chefs.
30:35
It's on Netflix.
30:36
Really good.
30:37
Highly recommend.
30:38
Family friendly.
30:40
Just feel good movie.
30:42
Then the other one I watched
30:43
was not family-friendly.
30:45
It was called Love Hurts.
30:47
And it is, I don't know the guy's name,
30:50
but he was in Goonies as
30:52
the inventor kid.
30:55
And then he was in Indiana Jones,
30:57
Raiders of the Lost Ark as
30:59
a rerun in that, I believe was his name.
31:04
But it's called Love Hurts,
31:05
and it's a very Jackie Chan
31:07
kung fu movie.
31:09
And just from a nostalgia point,
31:11
I loved it.
31:12
I loved the Jackie Chan kung
31:14
fu movie style.
31:16
It was a lot of fun to watch,
31:18
but it is not...
31:22
is not family friendly um
31:23
and it has kung fu gore in
31:25
it almost comic book-esque
31:28
um my wife hated it just so
31:30
you know um but I loved it
31:33
just because of the
31:34
nostalgic uh jackie chan
31:36
thing denise says how did I
31:37
have time to watch movies this weekend
31:40
Well,
31:40
we are trapped in the house because
31:41
of my wife's knee surgery.
31:43
So what I would, as soon as I was,
31:44
the nice thing about the
31:45
WFP and the French showdown
31:47
is they were all done early in the day.
31:50
So I could then go hang out
31:51
with my wife for the evening.
31:55
And because she is laid up
31:56
on the couch or in the bed
31:58
I brought downstairs, we watch movies.
32:02
So it's about all we can do
32:04
right now until she gets
32:05
more mobile and can get
32:08
outside for long trips.
32:10
so uh corey says ki hui
32:14
kuang is that is that is um
32:18
that is the guy who stars
32:20
in it and uh uh marshawn
32:27
lynch uh from nfl fame
32:29
raiders and seahawks is in
32:31
the movie as well and he
32:33
was awesome he was really awesome
32:50
So, well, thank you, Denise.
32:52
I try to be a good hubby.
32:56
It was a lot this weekend
32:58
trying to watch everything
33:00
and care to all of her
33:01
needs throughout the day,
33:03
but we made it through.
33:05
Now we're back into the
33:06
normal swing of the schedule.
33:15
So, yeah.
33:18
With that, guys...
33:20
That's the cleanup episode.
33:22
We had a really, yeah,
33:27
I want to see it because
33:28
Marshawn is in it.
33:30
He was really good, really good in it.
33:34
Denise plus Mother's Day.
33:36
It was Mother's Day.
33:37
We kind of forfeited it and
33:39
she was cool with that.
33:41
I did order lunch in for her
33:44
from a local deli and got
33:45
her some stuff she wanted.
33:47
But we couldn't do anything beyond that.
33:53
And with the daughter moved to Montana.
33:56
yeah that was a huge
33:57
investment helping her get
33:58
out there so yeah it was
34:00
going to be a simple one
34:01
anyway and so but we
34:03
enjoyed ourselves for sure
34:09
well guys I'm going to get
34:10
back to work I have a busy
34:11
day ahead of me um
34:14
you knucklehead should get
34:15
back to work as well hope
34:17
you guys had a good time
34:18
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34:21
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34:22
I was so cranky last night
34:24
I think I had four riffs in
34:26
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34:26
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34:34
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34:38
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34:43
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