Masters in Motion is a podcast dedicated to empowering and inspiring masters athletes to reach their full potential in CrossFit. Jason Grubb (https://www.jasongrubb.com/) is a 3x CrossFit Games Masters Champion and the host of the show and often has co-host Rick Stevenson join as well. The show covers the latest CrossFit news, provides education and inspiration, and features in-depth discussions o... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & Fitness |
Episode 63 of the Masters in Motion Podcast dives into the heated discussions surrounding the recent quarterfinals video review controversy, offering Jason and Rick's unique perspectives on the matter. As seasoned competitors and keen observers of th... more
Episode 62 of the Masters in Motion Podcast brings you an exclusive insider’s view of the 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinals. Join hosts Jason and Rick as they share their personal battles, triumphs, and lessons from participating in all four of the challen... more
Welcome back to Episode 61 of the Masters in Motion Podcast! The 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinals are in full swing, and we're here to break down each of the newly released workouts. Join us as we dissect all four events, providing a comprehensive review ... more
After a refreshing spring break, Rick and Jason are back in Episode 60 of the Masters in Motion Podcast, and the timing couldn't be more perfect. With the 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinals competition just around the corner, the excitement and anticipation... more
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Truly appreciate the perspective these 2 give as seasoned masters athletes/competitors. I also believe they speak well in relation to what we, as masters athletes, are concerned about. Keep up the great work fellas.
We love this podcast. The guys do a terrific job bringing topics that matter to masters athletes with their very special experience and perspectives. They have a great guest roster. This weeks session with Bob Jennings on the new CrossFit Games announcements was terrific.
I really enjoyed this show. The information about CrossFit is great. I can tell they care about their sport and love talking about CrossFit. They really know their stuff.
Heard about this podcast from Talking Elite Fitness. Tuned in and loved hearing from athletes that are more in my age range ( I am 55 years young). The insights, observations, and perspective of the Master Athlete is best heard from other Master Athletes. Great show. Highly recommended. Always happy to help! -Owner and L2 Coach Dale CrossFit ENG Cape Coral on the Southwest Florida Gulf Coast.
Just binged the last 3 episodes doing yard work (might have been inspired to do some handstand walks, farmers carry’s with bags of mulch and double unders with an extension cord I had handy). These podcasts are awesome. Really appreciating the insights both Jason and Rick bring each week. The one on weaknesses (because I so many only 7 months into CF), was really helpful and motivating to know that even the rockstars today worked through challenges. Now the problem is I’m trying to figure out ho... more
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