Being Brent Fikowski dives into what makes Brent Fikowski, 4th at the 2016 CrossFit Games, tick. From his meticulous schedule to his incredible discipline and his day job as an accountant, we find out what it's really like to be Brent Fikowski.

Join Armen as he takes on everything Iceland can throw at him: the weather, the darkness, the fitness, the food, and the people.

Liefia Ingalls is one of the strongest women in the world.

When Team USA landed in Cartagena, Colombia the women had locked in three spots to Rio, but the men weren’t sitting as comfortably. They had one last opportunity at Senior Pan Ams to earn one spot, and it would take every team member (and every kilo) they had. They first needed to fight for their team, and then for themselves, and one male would earn a spot in Rio. After some unexpected performances and injuries it became Do Or Die.

Noah Ohlsen won the 2016 CrossFit Games Open. Follow his training and preparation for the final workout that won him the title. This is the story of 16.5.

The NFL Combine is the most grueling job application in the world. A select group of athletes is invited to earn a spot in The League. They perform physically, showing off their athletic prowess, and are aggressively interviewed with surprising and brain-teasing questions over the course of a weekend. The athletes are tested physically and mentally with millions of dollars on the line.

Julie Foucher was a front runner to win the 2015 CrossFit Games. Then that all changed. After suffering a freak Achilles injury during Regionals, Julie was unable to compete at the Games. Although she had planned on retiring from competitive CrossFit after the 2015 season was up, she never could have guessed it would end that way.

Jon North has been an addict, a National Champion Weightlifter, and is now looking to move into bodybuilding. Loud, aggressive, and powerful, he's a hot topic of talk and conversation in the world of weightlifting and fitness and we got a chance to crawl deep into his mind. This is what we saw.

Mattie Rogers is the future of American weightlifting. In 2015 she traveled to compete internationally at Junior Pan Ams, making her mark on the Weightlifting world. Follow her as she trains and competes for gold on one of the biggest stages in the sport.

Donny Shankle is an American Weightlifter, coach, and philosopher.

Between the 2014 and 2015 CrossFit Games seasons some of the best individual athletes in the world decided that their competitive future was in the Affiliate Cup. Join Armen Hammer as he goes around the country to a few of the top teams in the world, Utes Hack Pack, CrossFit Invictus, and NorCal CrossFit, looking for the answer to a simple question: "Why are all these badasses Going Team?"

Sam Briggs has accomplished a feat the majority of CrossFitters only dream of. In 2013, she stood on the Fittest On Earth's podium, having successfully won the title at the CrossFit Games. Her strength, agility, and speed propelled her above the field of competition, which is why her failure to qualify to the Games the next year left the world speechless. There's much more to Sam that meets the eye, and the adversity this athlete has overcome is seemingly more than any other high-level CrossFitter. In this episode, we'll give you an in-depth look at the life of Sam Briggs, her 10-year experience as a firefighter, breaking her knee cap and time stepping away from the competitive floor, and standing on the Fittest On Earth Podium in 2013.

After being bullied through high school, Sam knew he could turn his own hardship into a platform that could help others. "There's nothing socially acceptable about a man painting his nails, especially here in Quincy, Illinois... I started to figure out what love was, and that it was this cure all for everything, and I wanted to share that. And this ended up being the perfect platform for that." In this episode of The Power Of Love, Sam walks us through the hazing he experienced in high school, which ultimately lead to the birth of his Pro Love/Hard As Nails campaign, the early stages of his CrossFit career, and romantic tale of meeting his future wife, Jennifer Nobis-Dancer.

After being forced to retire from collegiate gymnastics due to a severe back injury, Emily Bridgers was told her athletic career would be drastically altered. She needed to make a change, a transition. Enter: CrossFit. It became apparent right away that she was "good" at the sport, but it wasn't until she started to enter competitions that she realized how "good" she really could be. In 2012, she entered the Open and was ranked 4th overall nationally. She entered Regionals a big favorite and was expected by many to make the Games. It was there where she encountered her first major set back in the sport: she took 4th at Regionals and missed out on making it the "The Big Show" by just 2 points! She would take 5th the next year, suffering the same fate. Somewhat defeated, Bridgers had to do some soul-searching. She decided to use her past disappointments as a motivator, and in 2014 she won her Region, finishing ahead of all-time CrossFit legend, Talayno Fortunado.

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