Legion Podcast #45: MaryKay Dreisilker Interview (Part 2)
This is the second part of our interview with MaryKay Dreisilker after our first interview got cut short due to some internet connection issues. MK
This is the second part of our interview with MaryKay Dreisilker after our first interview got cut short due to some internet connection issues. MK
MaryKay Dreisilker qualified for the 2020 CrossFit Games with a 35th place finish in the Open. She’s been working with Legion since 2017, so we
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
You may remember Michele from the 2018 CrossFit Games when she broke her wrist on the first event. Since then Michele, has gone full-time with
Test and retest. Most people have an understanding that they should be checking in on their numbers by retesting workouts that they’ve done before. If
When figuring out pacing for a workout, there’s a few common ways that athletes calculate what they can expect to accomplish. The first (and most
Some athletes are able to get pretty good at CrossFit pretty fast. But, these athletes often find themselves hitting glass ceilings in their performance. Even
Pacing is important in just about any workout, but it’s particularly crucial when there’s a heavy barbell looming. If you don’t have a good understanding
This is the second part of our interview with MaryKay Dreisilker after our first interview got cut short due to some internet connection issues. MK
MaryKay Dreisilker qualified for the 2020 CrossFit Games with a 35th place finish in the Open. She’s been working with Legion since 2017, so we
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
We find that a lot of athletes are doing most of their training in either CrossFit classes or with a small group of “more competitive”
You may remember Michele from the 2018 CrossFit Games when she broke her wrist on the first event. Since then Michele, has gone full-time with
Test and retest. Most people have an understanding that they should be checking in on their numbers by retesting workouts that they’ve done before. If
When figuring out pacing for a workout, there’s a few common ways that athletes calculate what they can expect to accomplish. The first (and most
Some athletes are able to get pretty good at CrossFit pretty fast. But, these athletes often find themselves hitting glass ceilings in their performance. Even
Pacing is important in just about any workout, but it’s particularly crucial when there’s a heavy barbell looming. If you don’t have a good understanding
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