Being a professional athlete, it's a really selfish lifestyle that you need to lead.

Like you're number one, two, and three, you think about your, like it's your life.

It is that, like Kevin said said it's like that extra percent that you put in that people don't see it's that

they're sleeping during the night is the recovery in the evening is the food that you eat the meal prepping the

the recovery in the evening, it's the food that you eat, the meal prepping, the training,

like it is everything, it's a full package.

So all of a sudden, like, my body is my work tool and all of a sudden it's not mine anymore like I'm

sharing this with someone else and my body isn't going to come first anymore.

Like, she's gonna come first, no matter what,

and I'm grateful for that,

but it's definitely something that you,

it's weird, it's a weird feeling,

it's an incredible feeling, but it's also really, really strange.

Hello and welcome to pursuing health. I'm Dr. Julie Fouche,

family physician and former cross-fit games athlete.

Here I bring you information and inspiration

to help bridge the gap between fitness and medicine and support your

journey toward your healthiest self. Thank you so much for joining me. Now let's get

started with this week's episode. All right guys this was a really special conversation that I had the opportunity to have with two of my fellow former Cross Fit Games athletes and women who I respect so much, Annie Thoris-Dauter and Camille LeBlanc Bazzinay, both of whom have recently

announced their pregnancies and I know the whole CrossFit World can hardly contain their excitement,

neither can I. We sat down for a long overdue catch up and

to comparison notes on how they are each doing so far and how they're approaching

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