EPISODE 256 LIONHEARTS FITNESS WITH SHELL LUCCKETTA !!

Okay, so tell us about how the War X race went.

I would have loved to have been to that race, but I would have had to buy a flight to make it to that one.

But it looked fun.

All the obstacles looked really gnarly there.

And of course, they had that big-ass slide that looked really cool.

I mean, that race was worth just going up and down that slide all day.

That would have been so much fun to me.

a hundred percent except for it'll kill you now the cat went down it a number of years ago he knocked himself out in areas that we don't like to touch with a

rock

uh-huh and he was out like half hour to get back up to get back in the race so yeah you gotta be careful of things when you're going down that um thing so as pretty as it looks on um you know on video and everything um It's still a slide, 350-foot slide, okay? But it's going to tear you up.

But anyway, he enjoys it now, and the kids enjoy it.

He learned the hard way how to go down the right way.

But this is his third year, and Lionhearts actually this year took the Extreme Team Award home, which is actually awesome because the other team, the Chicago team, has taken it every year because they're a local team, a very big team, and Lionhearts was able to do what they do and do these obstacles.

The reason they're able to, though, is because of Race Ready Obstacles.

We practice these low rigs.

We practice these rigs.

We do the Gibbons.

It's what we do.

We just don't run enough, and we're working on that now.

Anyway, the obstacles were spectacular.

We know them.

That helps us, but they're hard.

And there's no doubt.

Skull Valley is the same type of Skull Valley.

It has a leap of faith, which is really kind of scary.

Okay, so tell us about how the War X race went.

I would have loved to have been to that race, but I would have had to buy a flight to make it to that one.

But it looked fun.

All the obstacles looked really gnarly there.

And of course, they had that big-ass slide that looked really cool.

I mean, that race was worth just going up and down that slide all day.

That would have been so much fun to me.

a hundred percent except for it'll kill you now the cat went down it a number of years ago he knocked himself out in areas that we don't like to touch with a

rock

uh-huh and he was out like half hour to get back up to get back in the race so yeah you gotta be careful of things when you're going down that um thing so as pretty as it looks on um you know on video and everything um It's still a slide, 350-foot slide, okay? But it's going to tear you up.

But anyway, he enjoys it now, and the kids enjoy it.

He learned the hard way how to go down the right way.

But this is his third year, and Lionhearts actually this year took the Extreme Team Award home, which is actually awesome because the other team, the Chicago team, has taken it every year because they're a local team, a very big team, and Lionhearts was able to do what they do and do these obstacles.

The reason they're able to, though, is because of Race Ready Obstacles.

We practice these low rigs.

We practice these rigs.

We do the Gibbons.

It's what we do.

We just don't run enough, and we're working on that now.

Anyway, the obstacles were spectacular.

We know them.

That helps us, but they're hard.

And there's no doubt.

Skull Valley is the same type of Skull Valley.

It has a leap of faith, which is really kind of scary.