Dreampods & Ice Baths

Over time, his accessory work in CrossFit took over and he found himself in the gym working new skills and trying to improve his benchmark scores more than he was on the rugby field. In 2012, James tried his luck at the CrossFit Open, placing 47th and earning himself a spot at the Australian CrossFit Regional Competition. Going in with no expectations and coming out with a 9th place, the hunger for CrossFit success began.

In 2013, James set up his affiliate, CrossFit Mode to help support his dreams of making the CrossFit Games. After placing 11th in 2013, 4th in 2014, 13th in 2015 – James finally made the CrossFit Games placing 2nd at regionals in 2016. in 2017, 2018 and 2019 he has placed 1st at the Regional/Sanctional events, earning him 4 consecutive years at the CrossFit Games. He has placed 26th, 27th and 17th respectively, and this season took out his best placing yet of 5th at the World CrossFit Games, earning himself the title of the 5th Fittest Man on Earth.

Urijah Faber is a multiple time world Champion in mixed martial arts, a UFC Hall of Fame member and the founder of the world renowned team of fighters Team Alpha MMA. He is a graduate of University of California at Davis, earning his BS degree and was the all time winning wrestler in the history of the program. Urijah was a Freestyle All American, placing 2nd at the University Nationals, and competed in the NCAA Div 1 national tournament twice, ending in the top 12 in 2002. Urijah is a huge advocate for health and is excited to be an ambassador for DreamPod.

In 2016, Kelsey and team Crossfit Parallax made their debut at the Crossfit games. 2017 she competed in the South regional, placing 11th. And then in 2018 and 2019 she went back to the east coast to compete with Invictus Boston at the Crossfit Games. Placing 11th and 9th consecutively.

2019 was a good year for her – she placed 8th at the Filthy 150 Sanctional event and then at the start of 2020, she earned her individual invite to the Crossfit Games from the Strength in Depth competition in London, England.

She is looking forward to the future of the sport of CrossFit, but also exploring other opportunities to use her athleticism, size, and power to be the best in a sport.

He started doing CrossFit in 2005 when he realized he wasn’t living up to his potential, bouncing from job to job in the business world. It helped him get his health back on track, and sharpened his mindset similar to his days as a wrestler. Once he started this training methodology, he was exposed to the Navy SEALs and met his calling to serve his country, in one of the most challenging training regimens one can pass as a military member.

During his time as a SEAL, JB balanced competing as a CrossFit Games athlete, and his budding following due to him being a spitfire that would not let size or weight determine what he would accomplish.

Once he had accomplished 6 successful trips to the Games, including a silver medal, he set his eyes on his love of coffee, and launched a coffee company that would inspire good dudes and gals to sip great coffee and enjoy their time with friends and family. With the company in full swing now, time is of utmost importance to Josh, as he cherishes any time he can get with his boys, as they travel to ballparks around the country hoping to see them all.

These days you can find Josh on Instagram @BridgesJ3, Josh-Bridges.com, GoodDudesCoffee.com, or in his garage where he is still training hard so that his boys can’t keep up with him just yet. The amount of demand Josh puts on his body requires him to recover well too, so if you catch him long enough to see him run through a PowerDot cycle on his knee that he is rehabbing, consider yourself lucky.

Out of JWP’s 147 fights, 76 of those fights have been internationally flying the Australian flag with pride 

Being a roll model to young fighters all over the planet. John Wayne has a simple message to the next generation of fighter with a simple message “Peoples dreams aren’t going to chase themselves. If you want it bad enough you will make it happen”!

Chan sees fitness as the capacity that allows one to live life to the fullest, both on the job and in the field. To develop this capacity, Chan founded TrainFTW and writes a fitness program followed by many all over the world. Although pushing himself hard day after day is the goal, recovery from training and efforts in the field is what has kept him active throughout his years.

He has participated in the 2012 Olympic Games and 2016 where he placed 5th. His goal is to get an Olympic medal on the next Olympic Games in Tokyo.

You can follow Fernando’s routine on his Instagram @rreisfernando or on his YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/FernandoReisWeightlifting