Hello, folks. Welcome to the WOOP podcast. I'm your host, Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Woop,

and we are still on a mission to unlock human performance. We build technology across

hardware and software and analytics that's designed to continuously monitor and improve

the human body. You can check all that out at whoop.com. And you can get 15% off a

W-W-M-M-M-E-M-E-D. We just kicked off a whole new brand campaign with the theme of

know yourself. It's based on this notion that there's a lot of things that you know intuitively

about your life or about sports, but how much do you really know about your body? So if you find

that intriguing, check that out at whoop.com

or on our different social media accounts at whoop. Okay, we are celebrating the start of the

CrossFit games by sharing another one of our amazing discussions from Wadapalooza,

our performance manager and resident CrossFit expert. Mike Lombardi, is back, back in the host chair

as he sits down with Rory McCurnan. Rory spent the last decade is the face and voice of the

CrossFit games and open. He was instrumental in bringing the sport to a wider audience

through broadcasts on ESPN and CBS Sports. He is also the voice of many

brands in the CrossFit space, including our friends at Noble. And I'd encourage you to check

out episodes 25 and 74 of the podcast with Marcus and Michael, the founders of Noble.

Mike and Rory discussed the evolution of CrossFit over the years. What the future

competition season could look like as the sport continues to grow. The critical role data

is playing in CrossFit and how Wu plays a role, why young athletes shouldn't focus on just

one sport, and which up-and-coming athletes in CrossFit could one day become the

faces of the sport. Without further ado, here is Rory.

Welcome to the Wooop Podcast Live at Wadabluza. I'm Michael Bartham here with Rory McCurnan,

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