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Hosted by Hunter McIntyre · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 173 episodes
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It's not your average sports talk – expect loads of banter, infectious energy, and a side of humor that only Hunter can serve up. Whether you're a hardcore athlete or just looking for some inspiration to hit the gym, "Here to Party Sports" is your VIP pass to the coolest sports party on Spotify. 🏃♂️💨
Hunter McIntyre hosts Hunter McIntyre's Here To Party Sports, a health show with 173 episodes published.





This episode was absolute chaos in the best way 😂The chat was on fire — people were donating like crazy just to get their comments highlighted and read live. The energy was unreal. Every few seconds something new was po


This episode isn’t a script or a highlight reel.It’s a collection of thoughts pulled straight from the middle of training — where the work is heavy, the pressure is real, and there’s nowhere to hide.No lessons packaged n

This episode goes everywhere.We talk about why I’ve said “sleep is for bums” (relax — context matters), why comfort is overrated, and how most people are way too obsessed with optimization instead of effort.There’s train

On this episode of Here to Party Sports, Hunter sits down with Grant Fisher, one of the top distance runners in the world and an Olympic competitor for Team USA.Grant breaks down what elite training actually looks like,

Welcome to Beef Chats, the place where I talk about anything and everything running through my head.Sports, training, competition, wild stories, bad ideas, good ideas.... it's all fair game. Im here to entertain, argue,

n this episode I talk about a question that’s been coming up a lot lately — what happened to men? Not in a dramatic way, but in a real, honest conversation about how we show up, how we train, how we think, and what we’ve

The boys are back — me, Kaleb, Marshal, and Cole — sitting around talking strategy like we actually have one. It’s pre-Hybricon chaos: bad predictions, worse jokes, and enough trash talk to fill a stadium. Nobody’s safe,

Just another day talking sports, training, and whatever else comes flying out of my mouth. We hit everything from wild records to random stories and questionable takes — all part of the fun. Tune in, hang out, and let’s

I’ve been around long enough to see the full story, so in this episode I’m talking about what killed CrossFit. The hype, the mistakes, and the impact it left behind.

The past few weeks have been packed. I went from commentating at UTMB, straight into hosting and running CrestHooch127, and then rolled right into putting on HAOS Training Camp for the athletes. In this episode, I catch

I sat down with Rory Linkletter to talk about what really goes into performing at the highest level. We dug into training choices, mindset shifts, and all the little details that make a big difference. If you’re chasing

I sat down with Joel Naukkarinen for a short but solid conversation about his training. He broke down how he structures his sessions, what he focuses on, and the mindset he brings to the work. Joel’s approach is simple b

We’re back, baby! After way too long, Dad and I dusted off True or Not and jumped straight into a mix of random, questionable, and hilarious topics. No script, no rules, just us figuring out what’s true… or not.

In this episode, I’m talking about the overload of “record” claims out there , when everyone’s the best at something, is anyone really the best?

I’m talking records, racehorses, cheaters, and the state of sport.” Some of you won’t like it and that’s exactly why you should listen
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Hunter McIntyre's Here To Party Sports is hosted by Hunter McIntyre. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 173 episodes.
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