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Actually Doing Things is a practical podcast about turning intentions into action—inside the gym and out. Host Nikki, a therapist and CrossFit affiliate owner, shares real stories, mindset tools, and simple next steps on fitness, mental health, and community. Less theory, more doing. Hit play, take one step, repeat. 💥
Unknown Host hosts Actually Doing Things, a education show with 21 episodes published.
The primary focus of today's discourse is the utilization of the InBody scanner as a pivotal instrument for tracking fitness progress. We delve into the multifaceted benefits of this technology, emphasizing its capacity
Allison's journey into CrossFit represents a profound transformation catalyzed by personal adversity, specifically a severe concussion that altered her ability to engage in previously enjoyed activities. This episode elu
The CrossFit Games kick off July 22 in San Jose — and we've been fangirling since 2012 (we once rigged an Apple TV to a hospital room TV so we wouldn't miss them). ⬇️ Watch with us at DCF — details below. In this episode
There's a moment in almost everyone's day where a voice says: just skip it today. Coach Curtis Seidel knows that voice well. Between coaching at DCF, serving as a priest and school administrator, and leading multi-day ba
Jane moved to Walla Walla to be close to her daughter. She wasn't sure she could keep up. She’d survived a triple bypass, spent months recovering from a broken shoulder, and felt—by her own honest admission—generally wea
Madison Hollenbeck has been showing up to the 4:30 class at Destination CrossFit for over 10 years. She came to Walla Walla for a two-year job. She found a gym, found her corner, found her people — and never really left.
The podcast delves into the transformative journey of Vero, a member of Destination CrossFit, as she recounts her initial foray into the world of CrossFit, catalyzed by a respected coworker. This initial exposure, sparke
Thirteen episodes of other people's stories. This time, the host is in the chair. Nikki Sharp is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, CrossFit Level 3 Coach, and owner of Destination CrossFit in Walla Walla, WA. She has sp
The primary focus of our discourse is the indispensable significance of parental engagement and the necessity of fostering familial connections through shared activities. In our conversation with Stephen Garnett, a coach
This podcast episode elucidates the transformative insights garnered from our recent participation in a Health Integration Summit alongside the CrossFit Medical Society. We delve into the profound implications of biomark
Nutrition, Mental Health & Fueling the Life You Want | Actually Doing Things Podcast Nutrition isn’t just about what you eat — it’s about how you feel, how you think, and how you live. In this episode of the Actually Doi
The salient point of this podcast episode revolves around the impactful role of GLP-1 medications in enhancing health and longevity, particularly for women navigating the challenges of aging and hormonal balance. Jen, ou
This episode features an enlightening discussion with Dr. Karen Apple, who shares her transformative journey into the world of CrossFit, navigating the complexities of injury, and her commitment to fostering community th
The discourse presents a reflective and engaging examination of the multifaceted journey that Steve has undertaken within the CrossFit domain, framed through the lens of friendship and personal development. The narrative
Takeaways: The profound nature of long-term friendships can significantly influence personal growth and resilience during life shifts. Navigating the complexities of overuse injuries requires a holistic understanding of
Erika Rootvik engages in a profound dialogue with Zen Yacovelli, exploring the arduous journey of personal growth and resilience. The episode delves into Zen's courageous initiation into CrossFit, a decision laden with a
Phil Oberg, a dedicated member of Destination CrossFit for a decade, shares his transformative fitness journey with Nikki Sharp, the owner of the gym. They engage in a candid dialogue that highlights the profound impact
What happens when you make a risky decision in your fitness journey—like adjusting training during pregnancy? In this episode of the Destination CrossFit Podcast, we dive into the myths and realities of peripartum traini
When she became a single mom of two young kids, today’s guest made a controversial choice: she kept her daily CrossFit workouts non-negotiable. Many people said it was selfish—but more than a decade later, the results te
In this episode of Actually Doing Things, Nikki sits down with Dr. Scott Fry—a ten-year Destination CrossFit member, physician, and triathlete—for a conversation that’s equal parts grit, humor, and heart. Together they u
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Actually Doing Things is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Education (fitness) and has published 21 episodes.
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