On February 2nd, Mat Fraser, five-time CrossFit Games champion and the CrossFit's "Fittest Man in History" retired from competing. Considered to be the Greatest of All Time (the GOAT, to most), Fraser ...

Mat Fraser’s once secretive life continues to open up in retirement, with the five-time CrossFit Games champion offering a plethora of juicy sound bites on a regular show. Fraser is part of a YouTube ...

Mat Fraser said sleep is an integral part of his lifestyle and that he can sleep for up to 10 hours a night. He also admitted that getting to sleep isn’t always the easiest. “If I’m in a situation ...

Mat Fraser is stepping away from competing in the sport he has long dominated. “I look forward to remaining a part of the CrossFit community, I just won’t be doing it from the competition floor any ...

About 4 million people around the globe do CrossFit, according to the CrossFit Fortify blog. In January 2022, Morning Chalk Up estimated there were approximately 12,500 affiliate gyms around the world ...

CrossFit champ Mat Fraser said he went sober at 17, and it helped him build strong fitness habits. Fraser said he channeled his 'addictive personality' into rigorous workouts, with community support.

Yesterday, Mat Fraser, the five-time CrossFit Games champion, announced his retirement. “Ever since the end of the 2015 season, when I decided to stop fucking around and commit myself fully this sport ...

Mat Fraser is bidding for his fourth consecutive CrossFit Games title. The 29-year-old finished as runner-up in 2014 and 2015 but has been crowned the ‘fittest man on earth’ every year since 2016.