09/11/2026
š„ Itās getting hot in here⦠are you ready for a Meltdown?
Swipe to meet Teams 6 & 7ātwo teams bringing plenty of strength, grit, and personality to Main Street! šŖ
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Meet David and Goliathāa pairing that didnāt require much debate once Bradās 6ā6ā frame entered the picture.
David is a husband, father of two, and runner who believes movement should always be part of lifeāthough heās still not convinced burpees count. Brad is a 50-year-old husband, father, and CrossFit athlete who enjoys lifting heavy things and shares Davidās suspicion that burpees are entirely unnecessary.
David may not be the biggest athlete on the floor, and Brad may not be the fastestābut once Goliath gets moving, itās best to clear a path. Both men show up, put in the work, and enjoy taking on challenges that make them question why they signed up in the first place.
Theyāre here to compete hard, have a good time, and prove that ageāand sizeāare just numbers. If you plan on beating them, we hope you didnāt wait until you saw the competition date to start training.
We all remember how the original David and Goliath story endedābut this time, theyāre on the same team.
Meet Bailey Smith and Rebekah Taylorātwo friends who decided that after almost a year of CrossFit, the obvious next step was signing up for their first competition.
And if youāre thinking, āBless their heartsā¦ā
Exactly. š
š¤ Bailey is competitive, determined, and always ready for a challenge. When she isnāt throwing weights around, sheās auditing IT systems or tending to her cowsābecause apparently she enjoys solving problems in every area of life.
š Rebekah is a strong, tough mom of seven who somehow found room on her already-full plate for CrossFit. She brings the kind of grit that comes from showing up, working hard, and refusing to quit when things get difficult.
Over the past year, theyāve grown stronger, laughed through hard workouts, and occasionally questioned why they started CrossFit in the first place. Now, almost exactly one year after beginning, theyāre stepping onto the competition floor together.
Two busy lives. Two different stren