Athletes After Hours with Gracie Kramer
Jun 17, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 10 segments
This week's episode of Athletes After Hours is a special one because I'm sitting down with someone who has shaped nearly every part of my journey: my dad. As an orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine…
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Warren KramerGuest
Gracie KramerHost
Growing up, I've seen you do a million different sports, whether it's beach volleyball, skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, all the things.
When did you first fall in love with sports? And what's been your favorite part of being an athlete?
I mean, obviously, you know, one of our biggest inspirations for both you and me is Bestamore, which is Norwegian for grandmother.
And I remember even at age five, six, seven years old, that we would be out and Bestamore would be out with us having sprinting races.
And great stories about her, as you know, out skiing with her father way out in the hinterland of Norway.
So she was supposed to go to the Olympics, but back then you had to pay your own way.
So obviously, you know, her dad, who really started all this, He was a forester who did – he was in charge of one-third of Norway's forests.
And he would have to do them in the winter on cross-country skis and in the summer was basically hiking.
Growing up, I've seen you do a million different sports, whether it's beach volleyball, skiing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, all the things.
When did you first fall in love with sports? And what's been your favorite part of being an athlete?
I mean, obviously, you know, one of our biggest inspirations for both you and me is Bestamore, which is Norwegian for grandmother.
And I remember even at age five, six, seven years old, that we would be out and Bestamore would be out with us having sprinting races.
And great stories about her, as you know, out skiing with her father way out in the hinterland of Norway.
So she was supposed to go to the Olympics, but back then you had to pay your own way.
So obviously, you know, her dad, who really started all this, He was a forester who did – he was in charge of one-third of Norway's forests.
And he would have to do them in the winter on cross-country skis and in the summer was basically hiking.
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