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861 - From Paralympian to 10-Time CrossFit Games Champion w/ Thomas Miazga

2026-08-26 · 56 min · episode 861 · 10 entities

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    861 - From Paralympian to 10-Time CrossFit Games Champion w/ Thomas Miazga
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    861 - From Paralympian to 10-Time CrossFit Games Champion w/ Thomas Miazga
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    861 - From Paralympian to 10-Time CrossFit Games Champion w/ Thomas Miazga
Episode description as stored
In this episode, 10-time CrossFit Games champion Thomas Miazga joins Doug Larson, Coach Travis Mash, and Dr. Mike Lane to share the extraordinary path that took him from a childhood shaped by cerebral palsy to the Paralympic Games, elite adaptive CrossFit competition, and beyond. Tom reflects on discovering freedom and athletic identity in the water, qualifying for the 2008 Beijing Paralympics just 18 months after returning to competitive swimming, and how a devastatingly close miss for the London Games eventually led him toward coaching, CrossFit, and a new definition of what was possible. The crew also digs into the practical side of training an adaptive athlete: building strength around the individual, managing high upper-body training volume, using stable equipment to create safe loading opportunities, and prioritizing training economy over unnecessary technical complexity. Tom explains how CrossFit transformed his independence in daily life, helped him become a 10-time Games champion, and continues to fuel his pursuit of HYROX, Ironman racing, and long-term health. Most importantly, this is a conversation about refusing to let a diagnosis, a scoreboard, or someone else's expectations define your potential.