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We're joined by Amie Landis, nutrition coach and owner of Fueling Fitness Nutrition, who shares her journey from martial arts to CrossFit and how proper fueling transforms performance.

• Beginning martial arts at age 7 and discovering her love for competition when she won her first tournament
• Using personal experiences with different diets to inform her nutrition coaching approach
• Overcoming Lyme disease while continuing to train in CrossFit
• The importance of tracking macros as a learning tool before transitioning to intuitive eating
• Why consuming carbohydrates is essential for high-intensity activities like CrossFit
• How sustainable nutrition plans should accommodate life events like vacations and celebrations
• The misconception that lifting weights makes women "bulky" when in reality it takes years of dedicated training
• The value of focusing on "non-scale victories" rather than just weight loss
• Working with clients to establish realistic timelines and expectations for nutrition goals
• The 80/20 nutrition approach allowing flexibility while maintaining consistent progress

If you're looking for nutrition coaching, reach out to Amie Landis at Fueling Fitness Nutrition to help you maximize your performance and health.

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Rachel Fricker shares her journey from high school softball player to CrossFit Semifinals athlete, detailing how she transitioned from using CrossFit as training for softball to making it her primary athletic focus and eventually competing at an elite level.

• Started CrossFit at age 15 when her mom introduced her to Brandywine CrossFit
• Already had experience with basic barbell movements from speed and agility training
• Competed in her first CrossFit Open in 2014 despite being unable to do chest-to-bar pull-ups
• Found CrossFit appealing because results directly correlated with effort, unlike team sports
• Made significant performance improvements after beginning work with coach Greg at Golden Line Trainubg
• Qualified for Semifinals as part of a team in 2022 and then individually for the past three years
• Recently took a year's leave from her job as a special education teacher to train full-time in Colorado
• Currently preparing for TFX competition with a goal of finishing in the top 10
• Believes the combination of individualized coaching, proper recovery, and mental preparation has been key to her success

If you want to follow Rachel's journey to the CrossFit Semifinals, you can find her on Instagram @rachel_frick7 and watch her compete at TFX in mid-May.

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Lauren shares her journey balancing four kids, two gyms, and a breast cancer diagnosis, revealing how CrossFit gave her both a competitive outlet after her track career and the strength to face life's toughest challenges.

• Bringing her children to work at the gym, with her youngest two even creating their own workouts alongside her
• Starting CrossFit after a collegiate track career at the University of Arkansas, where she discovered her competitive nature
• Meeting her husband during a police traffic stop where she was his backup officer
• Opening CrossFit ARCS after moving to New Jersey, starting with bare-bones equipment and handwritten membership tracking
• Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis in October 2023 despite being fit and health-conscious
• Fighting through needle phobia and medical anxiety during cancer treatment
• Planning to attend law school to study food and drug law after becoming passionate about food quality and environmental factors
• Hosting biannual CrossFit competitions, including an upcoming same-sex partner competition in May

Get your workout in today. Just go do it!