A happy athlete is a dangerous one. Because they aren’t in their own head. Everyone who is overthinking already lost the event.
@TempestMiaАй бұрын
Always stoked for more Canadians at the games! Excited to see what she can do!
@averyacheson9137Ай бұрын
Will Gadd is a legend! So cool to hear him get dinner reference love!
@retype_-gm6tsАй бұрын
Another great interview, Hattie comes across like fab person. I wish her lots of luck at the games 🙌🏻
@kevindoyle4077Ай бұрын
An official hall of fame would be really cool, and it would be great to see more Games athletes as seminar staff
@mattmoyer2319Ай бұрын
That games he made them turn around was so great
@ianbennett852Ай бұрын
I know that professor of hers! It's not just that she was doing XC and Soccer - She was a XC runner who also casually squatted 225 and walked on her hands in between sets.
@babisandesАй бұрын
So amazing, top tier athletes, working as a coach! This show they passion for the sport. Nice that you will gave her new opportunities as a coach!
@andrealarkin939Ай бұрын
Hurray for Hattie! She’s great 👏good luck in the games
@kurts347Ай бұрын
Dave: "hey you're from Canada, do you know (insert name here)." Every Canadian knows every other Canadian I guess.
@Gid186Ай бұрын
Cool bit about the origin of the butterfly pull-up
@jbqcoachcourtney6978Ай бұрын
I’m curious, I wonder what the average “years doing CrossFit” is for the individuals at the games. It’s easy to assume the athletes you haven’t heard of are “newer” to CrossFit but actually a lot of them have been doing it a super long time.
@GreyGh0stO7Ай бұрын
👏🏼👏🏼
@gvdwattАй бұрын
Canmore is amazing!
@77DuRockАй бұрын
Dave made that turn around to make Fraser Loose 😂
@josiahryeАй бұрын
So funny. We follow the same programming and that workout she mentioned was disguuusting. Almost nobody got the intended stimulus 💀