rhabdomyolysis

He's like, your bow was signing up for that race the day after you got out of the hospital again.

and going to do a random 100 that was no frills two weeks after being in the ICU at the hospital in Leadville with Rabdo again, just getting after it two weeks later and finally getting it done.

So are we ready for Leadville race day? Yeah, the recap.

Take

Rare neurological disorder where a person is fully conscious and aware but experiences total paralysis of all voluntary muscles.

Rabdo.

Rabdo.

Rabdo.

Rabdo.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Rabdo.

Rabdo.

He had rhabdo for like a year.

I don't know what that is.

Rhabdo is like when you work out too much and your fucking kidney starts failing, I think.

your kidney or your liver you have to like you basically got to be on dialysis and he kept working out through it and shit like that i think that was during the adcc last year two years ago um but like uh wards ginsky i don't think he even won his first match or just get fucked up he got ankle locked or or heel hooked or something like that um But it's funny.

Like, Wardzinski retired, and he's the star that we need in jiu-jitsu now.

Because, listen, the reason I ask... is because when CrossFit first got really popular, I remember everybody knew at least one person at that point in their lives that was like super into CrossFit.

And you learn about Rabdo, which is a cute little name for when your muscles start to like eat themselves because of how overstressed they are by the workout that you're doing.

And I just remember watching a community of workout enthusiasts be really excited nonchalant about something that would shock a normal person that doesn't engage in that, that like medically would make me go like, whoa, that's crazy.

And they were like, it's not that bad.

Yeah.

And I think that's why we saw Dallin with Rabdo, because he was willing to push to limits that he wouldn't for just himself.

That

workout is brutal like he did last year.

weights.

Rabdo? I don't care about the Rabdo.

I care about the time he couldn't make the weight.

So he pulled out.

Because

of the Rabdo.

If it was just the Rabdo, he would have stayed at 147.

I'm telling you, dude.

Was this the year they discovered that there has been hazing at Iowa under Kirk Ferentz or something?

No, there's no – they had that whole Rabdo thing and nothing happened, right?

Yeah.

Rabdo, I feel like, you know, that just – I don't know, man.

It doesn't feel like a coach, the head coach.

But then again, you know.

Borderline?

Borderline for the whole Rabdo.

And then, obviously, they go hard in practice.

Tom Herman did all this, too.