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[...] me grow my courage in so many ways. It was a big driver in what motivated me to launch Chase Infinite. I previously worked in a freelance capacity for a different fitness apparel provider. [...]

[...] We recently sent an e-mail to past Chase Infinite customers and forever Chase Infinite teammates asking Strong Women to step forward and tell us how they empower women. We will be [...]

[...] writing, public relations and the foundational elements of my career. Even now with my Chase Infinite work, most of our success comes from the creative use of words - another skill I developed at [...]

[...] downplay the power of body weight exercises. Once you realize their power, you're never not in a gym. You're never not capable of [...]

[...] - crossfit and running. While I found crossfit less than two years ago, I have been a lifelong runner and have trouble going to sleep at night if I haven't recorded at least a few miles. I put [...]

[...] crossfit box - I didn't go in. I sat in the car paralyzed by the unknown. I was a lifelong runner... I didn't lift weights, I didn't do pullups and I sure as heck didn't do handstand [...]

[...] to enter the box, my courage has grown in leaps and bounds. Yes, I've learned how to do handstand pushups, climb ropes, front squat and power snatch. But, more importantly, crossfit has been an [...]

[...] , crossfit has been an exercise in courage for me. Even during the first few months of my crossfit experience, I'd skip WODs that tested my weaknesses. No, 18 months in, all of that has passed. I show [...]

[...] weight was frustrating. So, I began to run with the kids in my double stroller,  take crossfit classes and piloxing classes to get back into shape. I saw my body transforming, it will bever look [...]