
Masters in Motion is a podcast dedicated to empowering and inspiring masters athletes to reach their full potential in CrossFit. Jason Grubb (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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 129 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsHealth & Fitness | |||

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The discussion incorrectly suggests that people who talk about or threaten suicide are probably safe or less likely to act. Talking about suicide is a warning sign, not evidence of low risk. Take every mention... more
Stuff I Wish a CrossFit Judge Had Told Me
Jason Grubb and Rick Stevenson sit down with veteran CrossFit judge and former competitor Dave Hardie to explain what athletes can do before, during, and after a competition to avoid preventable no-reps and ... more
Dave Castro on Programming the 20th CrossFit Games—and What Comes Next
Jason Grubb and Rick Stevenson sit down with Dave Castro to discuss the challenge of programming the 20th CrossFit Games and where the competition could go next.
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Thanks guys, keep it up. I really appreciate your insight
Appreciate the standout voice and Masters Athlete content that Jason and team put together. Always worth a listen
Great Podcast! Great info and not a lot of fluff.
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.
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Masters in Motion centers on high-level CrossFit discussion tailored for masters athletes, with a focus on training, competition strategy, event logistics, and nutrition. Episodes frequently break down Open, Quarterfinals, and Semifinals formats, dissect workouts, and offer behind-the-scenes perspectives on venues, judging, scoring, and athlete experience. Guests range from elite masters competitors and organizers to nutrition experts, contributing practical insights for athletes balancing day jobs, families, and intense training. The show is notable for its candid takes on season structure, event planning, and the evolving Masters ecosystem, often pairing tactical prep with motivational storytelling that resonates with older athletes pursu... more
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Recent guests on Masters In Motion include:
1. Ian Koch
2. Dave Hardie
3. Dave Castro
4. Chris Anderson
5. Micah Shoemaker
6. Josh Boonstra
7. EC Synkowski
8. Val Voboril
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