All In: A Brent Fikowski Documentary - Episode 2 - The Open
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2018
- Brent continues the Crossfit Open workouts and finds it difficult to secure his spot at Regionals. We meet some of Brent's friends, family, and competition, and learn about Brent's hilarious #openhumiliation group
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Props to the editor. Top notch hashtag game.
Whoever did the editing and written commentary is fucking awesome & hilarious. I usually can’t sit through CrossFit docs that run over 10 min but this series is refreshing and very entertaining
wait'll you see ep 3 ;)
these videos are Sick.
you are Sick, mate!
Brent don't quit.
Hi
Strongest team on TH-cam
Geoff don’t quit
Whoever put this thing together clearly deserves a raise.
True, true :)
Bro, your comment made it to episode 4 of All In on the "Between Two Things" segment!
Brent is such an humble dude, proud that he's Canadian!... and who ever made this documentary is hilarious and talented, please make more!
This is a breath of fresh air compared to the usual docs Crossfit HQ puts out. HQ’s stuff is okay but getting tired due to the same filmmakers.
Taking a page from Marvel Studio’s playbook and going with fresh talent and ideas seems to be the way to go.
#constantlyvaried
#exceptforourfilmteam
I gotta say, this has been my favorite documentary style series to date. The edits are fantastic, it matches the personalities shown and just flows really well. Cheers to all involved!
Such a cool series!
I liked episode1 and this one is much better than that. Hilarious hashtags and I also loved the way they wrote various versions of the name "fikowski"(see 3:19)...lol
Even better than episode 1! I'll be waiting for episode 3!
Keep having fun with the edits guys, loving the way you’re telling these stories!!!
One of the best docs ive ever watched about cf! You guys made a damn great job editing and making it so much fun to watch! Keep up the great work!
“Got my pie, got my ducks” 🤣🤣🤣
I like how Brent explain to the audience about the workout. How your friend explain you practice the wod with how many second rest, how are you gonna break the hspu. You really have great people around you. You taught me some good stuff today Brent. Good luck at the games
Best Crossfit documentary so far! Abs, hastags, not taking it too seriously. Freaking love it!
Best doc series on the internet
Love this series! Brent representing for us tall guys
Loving these episodes thank you 👍🏽👍🏽
This documentary series makes me feel so cuddly and happy. Great editing!
love this... cant wait for the next episode
Great series so far! Also noticed a Humboldt Strong shirt in there which was cool to see! Looking forward to watching more!
Yes finally! Been waiting for this :D
Thanks for making these videos! Even i cant understand fully english i watched all and it is so impressed documentary for me
Geez this series is amazing
great series. brent is an awesome guy , huge respect for him
Great Videos! and a decent length to yet still wanting more haha
My guy Brent Fikowski killing it! Can’t wait for episode 3
This is the most Canadian documentary I have ever seen 😂 love it, good luck Brent
Best videos on the tube by far
Very very good production quality here - well done!
This is great...thanks
Hash tags have me cracking up!
#SINCEREMOMENT #MOM just made me a even bigger supporter of #BrentFikowski Documentary is so good!!! Please create more of this... well done 👍🏼
Legit let out a huge sigh of relief at the end. Like I didn’t know he made it to the games but still. This is badass...
Cant wait for episode3,havnt njoyd a documentary like this since Matt Fraser's.
Pretty cool my guy. Nicely put together
editor did a great job in this video
1- As usual sick documentary. I love it, well done!
2- Shoutout to Mitch Barnard baby!What a boss, he's going to the games next year for sure.
3- Just to be sure, is there a longer version of this on CF journal?!
Thanks
Gotta love the professor!
Guys these are so funny. Well done.
I love how Canadian you and your family are! Makes all us Canucks proud!! Go get em Eh! Double Double on me when it’s all over.
Those hashtags thoooo 👌👌
Gunna give mat a run for his money this year!!! GO BRENT!
Fav crossfit video ever besides the behind the scenes with Heppner.
The storyline is awesome, Brent is awesome, Joe and Mitch are awesome. Only issue is the audio is not synced so you're watching someone's mouth move, but no sound comes out.
Love these! When's eppy 3 coming out?!
Hey guys! When are you planning to release the 3rd episode? I literally can't wait :D
The makers of this documentary know their shit.
First like than watch ! He is the best !! 😍💪🔥
The best part was when they were trying to write his last nameee😂😂😂😂 lol
such funny editing. this is good stuff eh
#this#has#more#hashtag#than#people#involved
nice approach to brent life.
So impressive
Getting so hyped for the GAMES 😱 he seems like such a tool though - in the best way possible of course!
Peaking for the Games, not Regionals. That’s what matters. It doesn’t matter what you get at Regionals. It all counts at the Games.
If You are good enough to do that.
If you suck at Regionals you ain't going to the Games. Sorry to break it to you
Dan Cater 🤣🤣🤣
Love those grips ;)
He pushed himself so hard in that last workout 😯
Is a Great video
That Mitch guy is funny. An ugly athlete lol, I laughed when he said that in the first ep too.
I thought for sure he was gonna be impaled by those things on the front end loader
it's so true what his friend Andy Hemmerling said (9:33) ! CF favors short athletes and that is a pity. why do they not create movements/workouts that are fair?? include heightjumping distancejumping more track and field stuff???
I want his back !!! :O
when is episode 3 releasing?
omg i just feel like doing some ring muscle ups even though i cant do them ahahha
7:33 right, Maple leafs
Come on men! i want to see the next episode! when you´re goin to release it?!
It's out now!
Does anyone know the music at 22:55 during the workout?
nice
impressive how you do better videoes than HQ!
I was there, it was close....
Yay! lml
Song at 1:33?
Hands in all these "pies"? Really?? LMAO
I don’t understand, is him Brent Fikowsky?
Who will be next years ALL IN athlete????
that was the joke lol😂
@CrossFit
Muscle-ups on the front end loader looks terrifying
Shout out to #moms!
Heard Beyoncé 😏
That’s why he did so good
When's 3 out?
late next week ;)
Is he natural? I think he is btw but I need to know, im 6"3 and would be so inspiring...
Nahuel Lamarca he's never tested positive so I'd say yes
I agree. Innocent until proven guilty. And he's definitely been tested plenty of times.
#commenting #fikowskisaidso #guitarskills #peopleoftheman #betterreplyBrent
these trainers are toxic foirfikowski in this film
and still you're too cocky to say that you are the one who will beat fraser. lol
I'll say this again: I am 6'3 and therefore I can stay completely unbiased and say: Tall guys do _not_ have a disadvantage in Crossfit. It might seem like they do, and oftentimes I would like to argue they do, but the statistics don't lie. The average height of a games athlete as well as the standard deviation are very very close to that of the average population, at least in the countries where Crossfit is most popular.
So can all you people just stop complaining smh some of you are a measly 6 foot whining that you're at a disadvantage. Well, take some freaking ownership. Maybe it's your defeatist mentality that keeps you from winning.
I have to disagree with you. As a female who is the same height as the average male Games athlete only lighter I don't see anyone my height at the games. And I know for a fact that there's plenty of Crossfitters my height. My box has a team that is going to the Games for the second year in a row (won Regionals), and guess what? These athletes are almost all on the smaller side. Its a fact that being taller (and most likely heavier) gives you a disadvantage. I know I would never be even close to the average weight compared to female Games athletes.
Well, a quick calculation by tall.life (tall.life/height-percentile-calculator-age-country/) shows only about 2.5 percent of adult American women are as tall (or taller) as you are (assuming you're about 5'9.5, based on your statements). That means that, statistically, only one in 40 games athletes would be as tall as you. And since there have probably been closer to 200-300 female games athletes and I don't know of any that were as tall as you, it may seem to you that you do have a point. But you're still wrong.
Because a similar outlier to your case in the opposite direction would have to be shorter than 4'10.5 to belong even to the shortest 3 percent, and I'm almost certain there hasn't been anyone that short who made it to the games, either. Kristan Clever was famously short, and even she was 5'2.
So what you're experiencing is a different phenomenon, namely that _extreme outliers_ have a smaller chance of being really successful. And that is because being an outlier makes it more likely you have a few severe weaknesses, something famously and justifiably punished by the games (including regionals and open) programming. Nevertheless, you can still be somewhat successful, for instance Jess Towl, who is about your height and qualified for regionals despite her poor strength (something heavier athletes should usually excel at).
While being taller (and subsequently, heavier) is a natural disadvantage for most bodyweight movements, it is an advantage for strength, power output, and distance movements (like rope climbs, walking lunges, swimming, cycling, rowing, even pegboard). The fact that the specific team from your box is on the shorter side has very limited significance in the larger scheme of things, and perhaps the person that picks the team even has a bias to lean towards shorter athletes. Likely, however, it also plays a role that tall athletes in Crossfit tend to sell themselves short and make too many excuses to become really ambitious and successful.
Like you do for women, I belong to the 2.5 tallest percent for men, and thankfully, in the sport of Crossfit, that doesn't give me too much of a disadvantage. Much more importantly, though, it doesn't make me any less fit or healthy, which is what Crossfit is really all about. So, cheer up, we have nothing to complain about.
I think its quite funny you think I am complaining, I am definetely not. And why do you think I am American? There are plenty of people doing Crossfit outside of the U.S. I am Finnish, live in Norway and we are generally taller compared to many other nations. As far as the "person" who picks the teams, they are picked based on performance, so no person picks them. Which is why my point very much stands, shorter athletes are favored in Crossfit, although I absolutely do agree on the fact that taller and heavier athletes like myself do have advantages as well. Point is the advantages are larger towards shorter athletes, something Chris Spealler example has expressed quite a few times. Just my observation, and my opinion. It's completely fine to not agree on the topic :)
Oh, no, I wasn't trying to say that you in particular were complaining (although some of your statements could be considered complaints), just tall crossfitters in general. And I'm not assuming you're American either (as I'm from Switzerland anyways), it's just that the American height is pretty representative of the broad crossfitting population.
And no, your point doesn't stand. Can you understand what I explained in my previous comment? Who picks your team was just a little side question, and I still think you're incorrect, although it is okay to disagree here.
Interestingly enough, Chris Spealler said in an interview about his retirement (th-cam.com/video/akcc6DphLIg/w-d-xo.htmlm34s) that he feels he is now too short and light to stay in the sport. Not that that was the main reason why he quit, but he apparently agrees with me that really short people are at a disadvantage as well.
it's not the height, it's poor programming! let's include some different movements in the sport for example heightjump distancejump and so on....
Crossfit the joke of the industry
Fucking trolls...
😘
The biggest joke is the person spending his time watching and commenting on something he doesn't like. What a shit way to spend your life 🤷
Matthew Shepherd but I only watched 10 seconds of this 😢