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20: Andy and Michael – Hanging in for the Last 2 Weeks

By March 1, 2015Podcasts
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We’re here already? Hard to believe there are only two weeks left in the Challenge. Now is the time to actually complete, to finish all the way through to the end. Don’t quit now because you think you’ve already got all that you’ve came for.

At this point, it’s great to start looking back — to remind yourself of how it was for you pre-Challenge and back in week one. Think about the things that were really hard then that are now normal today. You’ve made some significant changes over these past six weeks.

The easy way out at this point is to just say, “I’ve got this…” and to stop paying attention, stop logging your score, stop being accountable. But that is the first step down the slippery slope to where you were when you started.

Take advantage of the next two weeks. To continue being conscious, accountable, and in the game.

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Andy Petranek
Andy is what you’d call a modern day Renaissance Man: a former professional trumpeter who attended the Eastman School of Music; a snowboarder, mountain biker, surfer, kayaker, outrigger paddler, mountaineer, and former Marine (Gulf War veteran); a professionally sponsored adventure racer; and the oldest participant to qualify for and participate in the CrossFit Games at the age of 43.

Andy is a certified CHEK Practitioner and holistic lifestyle coach. He holds a spectrum of certifications from CrossFit and is also a Vivobarefoot certified running coach. He has trained as a Zen buddhist and graduated with a Master’s degree in spiritual psychology from the University of Santa Monica.

Andy founded CrossFit LA one of the first and most successful CrossFit training centers in the world and the first to be featured in national media. He is the co-founder of the Whole Life Challenge, Inc, currently its president, and is also a consultant and life/business coach. Andy lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Julia, and son, Dashel.