Christopher Chavez

What's up, everyone? You are listening to the City of Smack podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Chavez, and every week, we go beyond the results to bring you conversations with the biggest names on the track, the roads and behind the scenes, from world-class athletes and coaches to innovators shaping the sport.

If it's happening on the track, we're covering it with real insights that sharpen minds, deep dives into the moments that define careers, and the kind of access to the pros you won't get anywhere else.

So let's get into it because we love track and field.

People have been following along very closely on the docuseries and on your social channels, and I think one of the fun parts is that I guess you've- Written down, I will break the American record in Chicago on October 11th in your journal every day.

So have you already written it for today? Like, when does that typically take place?

Man, you did your research, Chris.

Way to go.

So, so I don't know.

Chris, I mean, I think you had her, uh-

Mm-hmm

...

You know what's unfair to him, is that he broke that world record, and this is the problem with doing the NCAA prelim world record.

[laughs]

Chris, do you remember, do you remember where you were when he broke that record? Were you even watching, or were you watching game four of the NBA championships?

Yeah, that's right.

What's up, everyone? You are listening to the Silliest Mag podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Chavez, and every week, we go beyond the results to bring you conversations with the biggest names on the track, the roads, and behind the scenes, from world-class athletes and coaches, to innovators shaping the sport.

If it's happening on the track, we're covering it with real insights that sharpen minds, deep dives into the moments that define careers, and the kind of access to the pros you won't get anywhere else.

So let's get into it, because we love track and field.

What's up, everyone? You are listening to the City of Smack podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Chavez, and every week we go beyond the results to bring you conversations with the biggest names on the track, the roads, and behind the scenes from world-class athletes and coaches to innovators shaping the sport.

If it's happening on the track, we're covering it with real insights that sharpen minds, deep dives into the moments that define careers, and the kind of access to the pros you won't get anywhere else.

So let's get into it, because we love track and field.

Go on.

Chris and Carrie are having a baby.

Chris, oh, yes.

Chris and Carrie.

Big, big announcement.

Yeah, huge.

Be very fun.

[laughs]

What's up, everyone? You are listening to the Citius Mag podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Chavez, and every week we go beyond the results to bring you conversations with the biggest names on the track, the roads, and behind the scenes from world-class athletes and coaches to innovators shaping the sport.

If it's happening on the track, we're covering it with real insights that sharpen minds, deep dives into the moments that define careers, and the kind of access to the pros you won't get anywhere else.

So let's get into it because we love track and field.

[upbeat music] Cityus Mag live in Budapest in collaboration with USATF.

Chris Chavez and Kyle Merber here with world ultimate champion, Sandi Morris.

How's that sound?

That sounds pretty nice.

Welcome to Budapest.

It is night three of three of the World Ultimate Championship, Citius Mag Live, Chris Chavez, Kyle Merber.

It's all said and done.

The finale of the World Ultimate Championships took place today, and World Athletics promised us a meet that would settle some arguments, who's the best of the best.

Whoever...

Or he heard the pod last night and-

He's like, "I'll show you, Chris Chavez"

... he's like, "My job is on the line, and so I'm gonna put, uh, four in the top five, um, today."

Welcome to the City is Back podcast live from Budapest.

I'm Chris Chavez, joined by Kyle Merber.

We are still here in Hungary where day two of the World Ultimate Championships confirmed what we've suspected all along: the United States is still very, very good-

[laughs]