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The Thing I loved most about this camp was the situational competition. IT reminded me of those fball training camps when it’s Offense vs defense and the winner of the period gets to skip meetings or conditioning after practice. It brings you to that “Kill or be Killed” mentality, because who wants to lose anyway?
it takes your mind off the hard task and forces you to go all out for the sake of not losing!

That’s why this camp was so good, we were getting after it regardless of the mountains we had to climb, no pun.

The Sheriff knows how to get it outta ya!

#Duffingtonpost #training #fitness #weightlifting #workout

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Hyrox Boston quick recap with the Core 4 of Mixed Doubles: Max, Kendall, Gabe & Brittany

#hyrox #hyroxboston #fitness #running #davinci

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Hard to put the last 6 weeks into words.
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Alongside the @haostraining crew, we ran 2 fitness camps, got everyone through a 127-mile ultra endurance event without losing anyone and made solid progress in solving world peace ✌🏼
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What I’ll take away most is the people. I’ve met some incredible humans and built friendships that’ll last a lifetime.
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Grateful for every conversation, every early start and every shared mile. Thank you to everyone who made it what it was 🙏🏼
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#haos

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All the Goofy Things You Need to Know About Wall Balls

Rep Starts From the Standing Position
Squat to Below Parallel
Go Where Directed
Resting Partner Waits Under the Rig

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Every race gets everything. Might as well have fun while emptying the tank.

Up next. Tampa 🌴

#hyrox #fitness #photography #videography

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DAY 4 RECAP PART 2 🚩 BEACH FLAGS

One of the most competitive challenges of Redline came down to speed, reaction time, and who wanted it more.

With every round, the field got smaller and the stakes got higher until it came down to Natty vs. Jaxon in the final showdown. Both were fighting for that last flag, but only one could walk away with the win.

Jaxon came out on top and claimed the Beach Flags victory. 🏆🔥

Huge thank you to @jockofuel for fueling the post-game celly! 💪

#redlineprojectsd #redlineproject #sandiego

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Last week I decided to step outside my comfort zone and attend @haostraining altitude training camp in Crestline, California. I was nervous because I knew this would mean entering a room with some incredible athletes, where I wasn't the fastest or strongest, and I was worried that I wouldn't be able to keep up. I decided to go all in, to "bite off more than I could chew, then figure out how to chew it", and that's exactly what I did.

Running 50+ km through the mountains at 5500 feet elevation is such a humbling experience, but there is no one else id rather grind it out with than with the fellow athletes there.

The community built over the past 5 days is something I will always hold close to my heart. From early morning dance parties to emotional moments on the mountain side, to karaoke with the locals, I am so blessed to have shared it with all of you.

A huge thank you to all the coaches who showed up each and every day to make this experience so special. You all brought such a unique set of skills and perspective and I will carry that with me moving forward as I grow as an athlete.

Until next time.

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A long winded version of why I went to @haostraining camp and had the best time ever ⬇️

I was the @huntthesheriff of high school. Four varsity sports, multiple school records in track and soccer, CIF & national championship titles, and a college soccer career. I was used to being good at everything I tried.

Then college soccer ended, and so did my athletic identity.

I spent my 20s having fun but always felt a little lost without athletics. In my 30s, I started trying something new every year: half marathons, yoga, summiting Kilimanjaro, Everest Base Camp, hiking active volcanoes, an Ironman 70.3, and eventually trying a HYROX.

I can’t tell you how many times I opened the email to register for camp and chickened out.

I was afraid of being the worst one there. Afraid to suck at something.

And that’s EXACTLY why I needed this camp.

How many experiences am I missing because I’m attached to being good at something right away?

So this time, I went to SUCK. (A sinus infection + antibiotics made sure I committed to the bit 🤪).

After three heavy weeks of travel and barely working out, and a possible broken toe, I stayed toward the back of the pack on the longer runs, finished every one with a smile, and had an absolute blast crushing trails and taking it all in.

This camp reminded me that I don’t have to be the best to love something. The magic is in showing up, trying, and enjoying the process.

And the people? THE PLAY?! Absolute heaven. Adult summer camp with like-minded people was everything I needed.

Hunter had us write down a goal for the next six months that scares us and share it with the people closest to us. Swipe to see mine.

Your reminder to sign up for the thing that scares you. Be a beginner. Be bad at something. Do it anyway.

Up next: attempting a 100-mile bike ride on the coast Saturday, HYROX Anaheim, and DEKA World Championships to close out the year.

Ready to embrace the suck, get out of my comfort zone, and enjoy the journey regardless of the outcome.

A huge thank you to all these humans for being on my team this weekend, regardless of how many times we were lied to about how far the run was 😂 ❤️✨

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…had to be there

Another training camp in the books & seriously couldn’t have asked for a better group.

One step at a time we’re walking the road to something pretty incredible, but also simply can’t help but love the view right where we’re at.

I love what I get to do.

Until next time @haostraining team🥂

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where eagles dare!
@haostraining 🦅⛰️

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🩷SO many BEAUTIFUL miles in the mountain and even more laughs with amazing humans.

A camp to remember @haostraining

#fitness #friends #memories #laughter #thankful

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“Everything is on the other side of fear”

HAOS Training Camp 2026 - a week that transforms you.

I’ve been lucky enough to have @huntthesheriff as my coach for quite some time now. If you know me, you know my martinet mindset- and that I only respond well to someone who will tell it to me straight and expect me to rise to standards.

Hunter asked what I wanted out of this week, which I responded “I want to enter the pain cave, and force myself to find a way through it.” The last 1000ft gain mile run, I did. I told myself no walking or stopping, and once those words entered my mind there was no negotiation. That fear that comes with, is just a sign you’re at the edge of what feels familiar. Not a reason to stop.

I smiled, laughed until I was dying, learned I suck at basketball, and got to share it with incredible people from all over the world. I’m leaving grateful for every bit of it.

@haostraining

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