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  1. 22H AGO

    The F3 Circle of Trust for February 14 - Huck & Jason Khalipa

    In this conversation, Huck L. Berry and Jason Khalipa discuss the importance of community, fitness, and personal growth. They share their experiences with ADHD, education, and the impact of faith on their lives. Khalipa reflects on his journey through CrossFit, the challenges he faced, and how these experiences led him to create the Train Hard Men's Club, a free workout initiative for men. They emphasize the significance of connection, support, and the role of fitness in improving mental health and community engagement. The discussion also touches on Khalipa's charity work with Ava's Kitchen, aimed at supporting families affected by pediatric cancer, and their vision for a healthier, more connected society. LINKS: THD Program Review (Google Drive Link) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hnX-eChk2KDrCgQVqaHe7MECObOL9r4x/view?usp=sharing THD Program Review (Direct Download) https://drive.google.com/uc?export=download&id=1AZryo8r8JGTeEzBTtBZu-BayL3_r4SP9 THMC Captain Intro Guide https://th.fit/pages/captain Virtual THMC Link https://th.fit/pages/virtual Living Water International and Damien’s Hope Foundation https://fundraise.water.cc/campaign/f3-fitness-fellowship-and-faith-kenya/c667436 FUNDRAISER for Pepto: https://www.spotfund.com/story/92aa6de2-207d-4bcc-96b7-8b0061a0f712 Takeaways ADHD can be a challenge, but community support is vital. Personal experiences shape our perspectives on education and success. Faith can play a complex role in one's life journey. CrossFit was a pivotal part of Khalipa's life and career. The Train Hard Men's Club aims to support men's fitness and mental health. Connection and camaraderie are essential for personal growth. Fitness should be holistic, addressing both physical and mental health. Ava's Kitchen is a charity that supports families dealing with pediatric cancer. Community engagement is crucial for creating lasting change. A rising tide raises all boats; collaboration is key to success. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    59 min

  2. 3D AGO

    Ep 46 | You Don’t Have the Right to Abdicate Leadership | The Whetstone

    📺 Summary What happens when men stop governing themselves? In this episode of The Whetstone, Dredd, Dark Helmet, and The Plague dive deep into the collision between agency and control. From Zebra Jockey philosophy to Q Source leadership principles, from the “Flow Traveler” mindset to the danger of expert overreach, this episode challenges a growing cultural habit: Outsourcing judgment. Chaos is not the enemy. Abdication is. If you are a husband, father, business leader, or simply a man trying to lead well, this conversation will confront you. Because leadership is not optional. 🔎 What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✅ The difference between an adapter and a controller ✅ Why uncontrolled circumstances are a condition, not a problem ✅ The real danger of outsourcing your judgment ✅ Why submission to a higher design is not quitting ✅ How “expert culture” erodes personal sovereignty ✅ The hidden link between agency and responsibility ✅ Why you don’t have the right to abdicate leadership 🔥 Powerful Sound Bites 🎙️ “Uncontrolled circumstances are a condition, not a problem.” 🎙️ “If your solution ends in control… you might be a controller.” 🎙️ “We are not born with the right to abdicate agency.” 🎙️ “Submission is not quitting.” 🎙️ “A man can only close something he owns.” 🎙️ “GYA. Govern yourself accordingly.” ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – MudGear, courtrooms, and F3 Ski 06:40 – Mammon, D2X, and identity confusion 14:40 – The origin of Zebra Jockey philosophy 18:15 – Flow Traveler: Senegal airfield story 21:10 – Adapter vs Controller explained 26:10 – Submission vs Quitting 31:40 – The psychology of “control culture” 37:00 – The expert trap 45:10 – Agency, responsibility, and abdication 52:40 – Closing AOs and governing yourself 56:40 – The duty to protect liberty Core Themes Zebra Jockey Q Source Leadership Agency and Responsibility Masculine Leadership Flow vs Control Expert Culture Faith and Sovereignty GYA (Govern Yourself Accordingly) If this episode challenged you, share it with a man who needs to hear it. Because strong men don’t outsource leadership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 8m

  3. 5D AGO

    Hunt For Wellness Podcast #166: Slow Down to Accelerate

    Bones and Forge discuss strategies PAX should take when posting in the Gloom to optimize their Form and Acceleration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    41 min
  4. Ep 200 Waxie - A Journey from Struggles to Strength

    6D AGO

    Ep 200 Waxie - A Journey from Struggles to Strength

    In this episode of the High Impact Man podcast, Waxie shares his transformative journey from struggling with weight and personal challenges to finding a supportive community in F3. He discusses his early life in a gang neighborhood, the impact of his marriage struggles, and how F3 provided him with the brotherhood and motivation he needed to turn his life around. Waxie's story is one of resilience, personal growth, and the importance of asking for help when needed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 13m

  5. FEB 5

    Ep 45 | Find the Need. Fill the Need. The Heart of F3 Leadership | The Whetstone

    In Episode 45 of The Whetstone, Dark Helmet and The Plague unpack one of the most powerful leadership principles in F3 and in life: Find the need. Fill the need. Instead of waiting for titles, permission, or open roles, great men step into gaps. They respond to what’s needed in their families, workplaces, churches, and communities. Through conversations about Zebra Jockey leadership, Q Source, faith, and real-life leadership challenges, this episode challenges men to stop managing positions and start owning responsibility. Leadership isn’t about having a seat. It’s about serving the mission. ✅ What You’ll Learn in This Episode ✅ Why “find the need, fill the need” is the core of F3 leadership ✅ How Zebra Jockey thinking builds adaptive men ✅ Why waiting for roles limits your influence ✅ The difference between structure and mission ✅ How Q Source applies beyond workouts ✅ Reducing discretion without abdicating responsibility ✅ Playing the long game at work and home ✅ Leading without formal authority ✅ Why interruptions are often the real mission ✅ How faith shapes high-agency leadership 🎙️ Powerful Sound Bites 🎙️ “Find the need, fill the need. That’s the deal.” 🎙️ “Leadership isn’t about filling seats. It’s about filling gaps.” 🎙️ “Titles don’t create influence. Ownership does.” 🎙️ “If it’s headed to town, hop on.” 🎙️ “The world loves the status quo. Leaders don’t.” ⏱️ Episode Timestamps 00:00 – F3 Ski, socks, and culture 04:20 – Fear of failure and growth 06:10 – Q Source and leadership development 09:00 – Faith and third F purpose 12:30 – Structure vs mission 16:00 – Vision-driven leadership 18:45 – Community influence 22:30 – Titles and authority 25:00 – Agency at work 29:00 – Playing the long game 34:00 – “All of this is made up” 36:45 – Zebra Jockey explained 41:00 – Waiting vs leading 45:00 – Agency vs responsibility 49:00 – Family priorities 54:00 – Closing reflections Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    58 min

  6. FEB 3

    In Cadence S01E15 - Crowbar

    Summary In this engaging conversation, Crowbar shares his personal journey through challenges, the transformative power of the F3 community, and the importance of mental health in fitness. The discussion touches on cultural insights, innovative workout techniques, and the bonds formed through shared experiences. Humor and lightheartedness play a significant role in building camaraderie, while commitment to regular workouts leads to personal growth and resilience. Crowbar emphasizes the supportive brotherhood within F3 and reflects on the future of his fitness journey. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of fitness, particularly focusing on the use of weight vests, the importance of conditioning over sheer strength, and the mindset shifts that come with aging. They share personal experiences of pushing through challenges in workouts and how these experiences translate to facing difficulties in life. The discussion also touches on the community aspect of F3, promoting the movement in the UK, and highlights recent events that foster camaraderie among participants. Chapters 00:00 Navigating Personal Challenges 00:14 The Journey to F3 and Community Support 01:41 Cultural Insights: Food and Traditions 04:32 Fitness and Workouts: Tools and Techniques 07:16 The Importance of Mental Health in Fitness 10:01 Building Relationships Through Shared Experiences 12:42 The Role of Humor and Lightheartedness 15:30 The Impact of F3 on Personal Growth 18:09 The Significance of Commitment and Consistency 21:04 Reflections on the F3 Experience 23:29 The Power of Brotherhood in Fitness 26:07 Overcoming Obstacles Together 28:32 The Future of F3 and Personal Goals 43:16 Weight Vest Insights 48:25 Pushing Limits and Conditioning 50:07 Mindset Shifts in Fitness 56:32 Facing Hard Places in Life 01:02:47 Potato Snack Pinnacle 01:08:18 Training with Legends 01:12:17 Promoting F3 in the UK 01:22:38 Event Highlights and Community Building Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 34m

  7. FEB 3

    Hunt For Wellness Podcast #165: Grip Strength

    Bones and Forge discuss the importance of grip strength and some strategies PAX can use to improve theirs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    44 min
  8. Ep 199 HIM Nanny - Building Resilience Through Martial Arts

    FEB 2

    Ep 199 HIM Nanny - Building Resilience Through Martial Arts

    In this episode of the High Impact Man podcast, Nevin Gorki and Dial-Up interview Jason Lohr, also known as F3 Nanny, a martial arts expert and instructor. They discuss Nanny's background in martial arts, his journey to becoming a head instructor, and the importance of resilience and hard work in both martial arts and parenting. Nanny shares insights on the impact of stress on children's brains, the significance of parental involvement in children's activities, and the leadership lessons he's learned from F3. The conversation emphasizes the importance of modeling behavior for children and the value of collaboration over competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    1h 2m
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    2017 - 2026
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