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Analyzing the 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinal Workouts

Welcome back to Episode 61 of the Masters in Motion Podcast! The 2024 CrossFit Quarterfinals are in full swing, and we're here to break down each of the newly released workouts. Join us as we dissect all four events, providing a comprehensive review to help athletes understand and tackle these challenges effectively. This episode is powered by Thirdzy, your go-to for game-changing sleep recovery. Imagine hitting your workouts harder and waking up feeling unstoppable.

Anatomy of a Scythe - by Andy and Benjamin Bramble

This piece is part of a collaboration and written by our guest author . Go check out his substack for more fantastic writing in this area!The scythe, in total, is fairly straightforward in its components. Some modifications can be made, but it is essentially a blade mounted with a clamp to a long handle with one or two grips. It is deceptively simple, and the geometric relationship between the different pieces ultimately influences how effective and ergonomic it is to use.

Angela Mashelle | Substack

Angela Mashelle Hello, I'm Angela Mashelle, a Beauty, Fashion, and Life YouTube creator and Instagram influencer. My passion is to inspire ladies of all ages, but specifically, those of a certain age to represent themselves with dignity and style through fashion. 2K+ subscribers ncG1vNJzZmirpZfAta3CpGWcp51kjaK6xp6jmqWRqLWmuMue

Arabella Boxer

I first met Arabella in 1994 when she came to the launch of my first book, Lebanese Cuisine. We had friends in common but I had yet to meet her in person, and I was thrilled when I found out she would be coming to my launch, especially as I was very new to the food world when she was one of its grandees — Arabella was then the vice president of the Guild of Food Writers and had recently finished a 19 year stint as the food columnist at Vogue, not to mention her numerous award-winning cookbooks as well as her personal awards.

ARNO SCHMIDT: A PRIMER - W.A.S.T.E. Mailing List

-and I’m back. It’s been a few months, hasn’t it? Let’s skip the excuse and just get into it, shall we? Welcome to W.A.S.T.E. Mailing List, a show where I attempt to make sense of books that try to prevent you from doing so. Today, I’m going to deviate from my conventional approach a little bit here. Rather than my typical single-novel deep dive format, I’d instead like to offer a brief “primer” on an author whose catalogue of translated texts I’ve recently begun to read my way through.