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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2024 · 30 MIN

Dr. Josh Lo (Reason Physio) sets a goal of becoming a D1 swimmer at 8 years old and hits it 10 years later

from Happy Healthy Human Podcast · host Reason Fitness

0:42: 💬 Discussion about connections and friendships with Dr. Josh Low through mutual acquaintance Dr. Beth.4:44: 🏊 Passion for swimming from childhood to adulthood, maintaining a competitive edge in all aspects of life.9:42: 💪 Team dynamics in CrossFit and swimming training are similar, involving individual efforts with group support and competition.14:01: 🎵 Dr. Josh Lo pursued photography, videography, and music post-swimming career, achieving success in music with a band.18:32: ⚽ Realizing the importance of finding the right support in achieving athletic goals.23:02: 🏊 Significance of goggles in health and fitness journey, symbolizing change and empowerment.27:04: ⚖️ Balancing passion for craft with financial concerns and societal expectations.Connect with Dr Josh Lo on Instagram @drjoshlo

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