Hello and welcome to the Work for Change podcast. I am your host John with

the Silent Age. Today we are not joined with my brother. Sadly he wasn't able to

make it for this interview but with that being said I am super

excited about this episode one or nine of the work for change podcast today we have

Adam Klink back actually for the second time. If you

guys aren't familiar with Adam I mean we get into it a little bit but he is a fellow

BPN athlete. He is also a crossfoot athlete. He trains at Crossfit Fit Krypton with Ben Smith who is a former Cross Fit

Games champion and he's just an all-around good dude but we talk about quite a bit of things

just our relationship through BPN. We talk quite a bit about PEDs and Cross Fit and the stigma

and what people think about that, his thoughts on, you know, performance enhancing drugs and

Cross Fit, and just a ton of different

things in the in this episode so I'm really excited this was a live stream

interview so if you're kind of curious as to why I might be laughing about things that are being said in chat that is why

If you do want to check me out live you can absolutely do that so if you can just go to

Twitch. TV slash obese to beast and you can catch these live sometimes. I do a ton of stuff. I'm live very frequently usually about four times a week over there if you want to check that out. You're totally totally able to do that. But without further I do I really really hope you guys enjoy

episode 109 of the Work for Change Podcast with Adam Klink.

All right, dude, Adam, thank you so much for coming on the podcast onto the live stream.

I appreciate it.

This was, I'm always excited to talk to you because, I't know it feels weird because yes you are like a

You're also you're a fellow B.P. an athlete right? You are just in general a very very good crossfit athlete and I remember debatable you're an okay

cross-bet like and then like I know the the first time we had you on the

podcast and the first time we talked was after which I kind of want to go into more because I think now that it's more in the past it's kind of an interesting kind of story of so you were the first person at least known to ever do a 500 pound back squat in a

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