Noah Ohlsen had never finished first in a CrossFit Games event until he faced benchmark workout Mary in 2019.

Ohlsen completed 115 handstand push-ups, 230 singe-leg squats, and 332 pull-ups in 20 minutes, for a total of 677 reps and his first career event win.

“This moment right here was so special. It’s one of those moments where everything was just perfect. It was a packed Coliseum, thousands of people, really, really high energy, in the moment was doing everything that I could to really soak that all in. I wanted that to be a powerful, positive memory that I could look back on for the rest of my life.”

Listen to the latest #MoreThanFitness podcast episode to hear from Ohlsen about his final year as an individual athlete and his decade-long CrossFit career. → https://youtu.be/8Jiw5O3XSbw

Watch the final men's heat take on Mary at the 2019 CrossFit Games here → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3rFDPyhg9w

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