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Edie Hu is a record-breaking open water swimmer based in Hong Kong. Edie is more than an open water swimmer. She’s a force of endurance, navigating vast oceans and formidable distances, all while building Hong Kong’s open water community. A swimmer since childhood, Edie recounts her journey from the pool to the wild, o
Today, we wag the chin on our favorite controversies in sport today. This includes the supposed 2025 Enhanced Games. With the 2024 Paris Olympics wrapped up, there has undoubtedly been questions throughout various sports as to whether performance-enhancing drugs is still playing a role in gold medals and new records. T
Back by popular demand, Izzy joins Ed in the studio! Today, she asks (ok, tease him) about his newly-hired business mentor who is transforming work for both of them. Dive into a candid conversations with Ed and Izzy as they explore the ups and downs of personal and professional life. From navigating business challenges
Today, we analyze the 2024 CrossFit Games. Most importantly, we talk about what CrossFit can and should do following the death of Lazar Ðukić. At the time of this podcast, questions remain unanswered and an investigation over Lazar’s drowning during Event 1 is still underway. In the meantime, we do our best to look tow
Babs Glancy is the Head Programmer of the BUILD Program, the functional bodybuilding program by The Process Programming Chris and Babs discuss the evolution of functional bodybuilding, the importance of community in fitness, and Babs’ unique approach to strength and conditioning. How does BUILD make fitness accessible
Today, we speak with Kevin Song, Head of Global Sales at Beyond Power, the world’s first handheld direct drive cable trainer. Henry Rollins famously wrote, “The iron never lies to you.” No matter when or where you are in life, a 100kg barbell will weight 100kg, and it is up to you to lift it. Free weights are classic s