The official shoe of fitness met the best workout in the world in exclusive training sessions that combined high-intensity training with the launch of the Nano X4. All participants were impressed by the cutting-edge new iteration of the iconic Reebok shoe, which marks a bold step in performance gear innovation.

CrossFit founder Greg Glassman has long declared CrossFit as a workout regimen that prepares individuals for “the unknown and unknowable.” Perhaps that’s why many of the  CrossFit Games  events are not revealed until athletes actually arrive at the competition venue. In other professional sports, athletes walk into a stadium with a clear idea of what their work day will look like (and at least the structure is the same day after day). But for Games athletes, everything from the number of events to the equipment that will be used can be up in the air until even just a few minutes before “3, 2, 1, Go!” While competitors rely on the hours of sweat they’ve put in at the gym to get them through whatever physical feats are presented, there’s one factor that always leaves me questioning: How do these athletes know what to eat when they don’t know what tests of fitness will emerge? I mean, personally speaking, my meal of choice wouldn’t be the same before a 10k run and a heavy barbell circuit. But according to the reigning second Fittest Man on Earth  Brent Fikowski  , if you fuel your body intelligently year-round, by the time you reach the Games, choosing pre-competition meals is actually quite simple, even if the workouts haven’t been disclosed. “I think it’s about discovering the foods that both fuel you and sit well with your stomach,” says Fikowski. “Sure, there may be a particular food I’d prefer to eat if I know I’m going for a long run on a given day, but the nature of CrossFit is that the tests vary. It’s about finding meals that can withstand that variety.” In a quest to find out exactly what these uber-fit individuals eat for uber-fuel, we asked six veteran Games competitors, Fikowski included, to reveal their competition day breakfasts. Let’s just say, eggs and oats are on the menu! BRENT FIKOWSKI 3 eggs Seasonal vegetables, fried over coconut oil 2 ½ cups of oats with strawberries, blueberries, cinnamon and plain yogurt over them Glass of water TIA-CLAIR TOOMEY 2 pieces of sourdough toast with butter 3 scrambled eggs 50g of fresh salmon Green smoothie that contains coconut water, carrots, spinach, kale, blueberries and cucumber Cappuccino RICH FRONING 2 eggs Piece of toast with peanut butter Cup of oatmeal Glass of milk Glass of water CAMILLE LEBLANC-BAZINET 8oz of low-fat Greek yogurt 1 cup of raspberries ½ cup of blueberries 2 spoons of almond butter Handful of spinach and fresh vegetables Bowl of oatmeal Glass of water SCOTT PANCHIK 4 organic Eggs 1 cup of gluten-free oatmeal Smoothie that contains blueberries, kale,dried figs, hemp seeds and acai powder Glass of water ANNIE THORISDOTTIR 45g oatmeal with 10 chopped salted almonds and 30g of raisins over it 3 fried eggs, fried in coconut oil 200ml whole milk Glass of sparkling water with a spoon of super greens powder

Around 2020, two DJs, Booker and Juju, found themselves at Nublu, a club in Manhattan. Their connection was instant, ignited by a shared passion for music from around the world. In the heart of Dumbo, NYC, Booker meticulously handcrafts vintage-inspired speakers, breathing life into Bridge Street Sound, their brainchild set to launch this September. Their vision is simple yet profound: an amalgamation of "sound, music, and culture." Booker's journey into the realm of sound began at a tender age of 17, sparked by the allure of high-end speakers. With roots in Dumbo and a frequent visitor to Brazil, he absorbed a diverse range of music, a rich tapestry woven into his soul. Meanwhile, Juju, a product of the Lower East Side, fell under the spell of salsa, funk, and Detroit's dynamic DJ scene. Fate intervened, bringing them together at Nublu, sealing their musical partnership.

The revolutionary collaboration between Shaquille O'Neal and Reebok brought the brand to the Olympus of basketball. Between the late nineties and the beginning of the new millennium, Reebok decided to focus on basketball personalities such as Allen Iverson and Dee Brown , creating some of the most iconic basketball sneakers ever, including the Shaqnosis , Question , Answer and the legendary Pump models .