
Sarah L. Appleby
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Dec 3, 2024 |
barbend.com | Sarah L. Appleby
All eyes were on adaptive athlete Emily Cairns when she went “Rx+” on the workouts at the Down Under Championship (DUC) in Wollongong, Australia, from October 18 to 20. We profiled Cairns and her 2024 Adaptive CrossFit Games experience here. Cairns, a former dancer, is not afraid of the limelight.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
barbend.com | Sarah L. Appleby
Recently, the Morning Chalk Up had the opportunity to chat with Australia’s Emily Cairns, the Fittest on Earth in the Women’s Upper 1 Point division. After narrowly missing out on a qualifying spot at the 2023 Games, Cairns was determined to make an impact in 2024. In our interview, the 32-year-old Australian reveals her inspiring journey — from her frustrations as a professional dancer to discovering CrossFit and emerging as a role model in the adaptive community.
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Oct 23, 2024 |
barbend.com | Sarah L. Appleby
The 2024 Down Under Championship: Results & RecapCatch up on the action from Australia's biggest event of the offseason. Last updated on October 23rd, 2024 Australia’s largest offseason competition, the 2024 Down Under Championship (DUC), took place in Wollongong, Australia, last weekend, October 18-20. This year, an Elite Pairs division was added to the schedule, which ran alongside the Elite Individuals.
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Oct 17, 2024 |
barbend.com | Sarah L. Appleby
The 2024 Down Under Championship (DUC) takes place in Wollongong, Australia, from October 18-20Excitement is thick as the workouts for Australia’s largest offseason competition have been released and athletes are taking the competition floor. This year, DUC will host two elite divisions — individuals and pairs — for men and women. Here’s our guide on who to watch.
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Oct 10, 2024 |
barbend.com | Sarah L. Appleby
Australia has embraced the sport of CrossFit since its infancy. Since 2009, the country has hosted Regionals-level CrossFit events and witnessed some of the greatest moments in the history of the sport. Flashback: In 2009, Australia’s Steve “Commando” Willis (known for his military-style coaching on Australia’s The Biggest Loser) made the journey to Aromas, CA, where he finished fourth at the CrossFit Games, paving the way for future stars from down under.
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