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Mat Fraser Making Weaknesses, Strengths - The Making of a Champion - Part 3

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Mat Fraser was strong, but cardio was holding him back. That-s when he decided to row and sprint until his weaknesses turned into strengths. Get Mat Fraser's Favorite NF Sport Supplements - B-Elite: Free & Flat Rate Shipping on Top Brands - Mathew Fraser earned the title of Fittest Man on Earth at the 2016 Reebok CrossFit Games. The victory was three years in the making, after he took back-to-back second-place finishes in 2014 and 2015. In 2014, Fraser-s debut Games appearance, he earned the Rookie of the Year award for his efforts. Known for his hatred of second place, Fraser was unsatisfied with his consecutive silver finishes, and though he won the worldwide Open in 2015 and swept his region (EAST) with a dominate performance in 2016, it wasn-t until he stood atop the podium at the Games in 2016 that he showed signs of celebration. A former U. S. Olympic Weightlifting team hopeful, with a return from major back surgery in 2011, retired from his weightlifting career and has been a CrossFit athlete since 2012
Date: 2022-03-27

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Michelle
running. Takes more mind over matter. I never thought that I would be a long distance runner. However I just completed my third Half Marathon. During the race; I still struggle with the classic head thoughts of: why are you doing this? Your 36 and slow! However I keep pushing myself a little more each mile and by the Finnish line I have surprised myself. Surprised in the way that I feel better, I feel complete, I feel amazing knowing that I didn't give up. New Orleans Rock n Roll Half Marathon 2017: my time and PR ( 02: 07: 14 )
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DancerInTheHeart
It is not really possible to turn weaknesses into strengths; it's possible to get your weaknesses to mediocre level but if you want to be great at something, you need to double down on your natural strengths.
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JackFou
_-I think I pulled my 1000 at like a __1: 52__. just dead, dead, slow-_
That moment when his worst form is still way ahead of your best form.
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Adrian
1: 11 Mat's doing and exercise with his wrists, anybody has more info on why/when/how/sets/ to perform these? Any help is appreciated
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