Noah Ohlsen: Training for a Fractured Competition Season

Run a Profitable Gym

English - April 08, 2020 04:00 - 35 minutes - 24.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 61 ratings
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Noah Ohlsen has been one of the most consistent CrossFit athletes in the field since he made his Games debut in 2014. Across six Games appearances, he has finished inside the top eight five times, taking second last year.

Here, he and Sean Woodland talk about the bold prediction he once made to Dave Castro, his memorable first career Games event win in Mary last year, and how he has changed as an athlete and a person since his rookie season six years ago.

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Contact:

Instagram: @nohlsen
Noah's dog, Maximus: @maximusohlsen

Timeline:

1:22 – Training for the Games in the middle of a pandemic.

4:11 – Before CrossFit: searching for his sport.

6:12 – Finding CrossFit and becoming a competitor.

8:15 – CrossFit by day, fraternity pledges by night.

10:23 – The promise Noah made to Dave Castro.

11:46 – Lessons learned from his first Regional to his first Games.

17:38 – Managing expectations after taking 8th in his rookie Games.

20:53 – Playing it smart in 2019.

24:41 – Noah's first Games event win.

29:19 – Managing expectations moving forward.

31:57 – Developing as a person over six years of Games competition.