Bigtime Fitness

It was a huge honor teaming up with last weekend to compete at .fit

In training leading up to the event, we were consistently finishing around 36 minutes. On race day, we completed it in 34:08, so there’s a lot for us to be proud of. We had zero penalties and felt smooth on our transitions throughout the race.

When we left Sunday, we were sitting in first place, but a team later in the day moved us to second. They outperformed us on the running portion, and looking back, that’s an area where I should have spent more time specifically working on speed outside of our team training. Lesson learned.

Thank you to the great for being out there capturing footage for another episode of Bigtime Fitness.

I’m also incredibly grateful for everyone who came out to support us. Having .camp there encouraging us at every station meant a lot, and it’s always special having JR Couser and my daughters there cheering me on as well.

And thank you to for spending part of her Mother’s Day supporting us at the event. 💛

I just saw is having a Deka Event in August. Let’s do this Eddie! 🔥🐎

💪🥶 8th Annual Polar Plunge at Barton Springs! Let’s go 2026!

Happy New Year! 🧨💥

I’m struggling to find the words to sum up the past 11 years with you Paige.

You’ve provided me with so many memorable moments and brought so much joy to so many people’s lives.

Happy birthday to the future GOAT! 😘

Love Timmy Weasel. 😂

As I’ve gotten older, training for events like this has become a balancing act — pushing my body right up to the limit without going too far and risking injury.

If I can show up healthy, half the battle is already won. For DEKA Fit, I felt great — so no excuses there.

We captured some incredible footage of me going through the full event, and Bigtime Fitness Episode 2 will be all about breaking it down: which stations were easier than expected, which ones pushed me harder, and what I’ll change in my training before tackling DEKA Fit again next May here in Austin.

Now it’s on to the next challenge.

fit 🫡