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Dottir

My Journey to Becoming a Two-Time CrossFit Games Champion

By Katrin Davidsdottir

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From gymnastics as a youth to two straight titles as Fittest Woman on Earth, Katrin Davidsdottir's memoir traces her path through CrossFit, a sport she took up in 2011. She won the CrossFit Games in 2015 and again in 2016, making her one of only two women to claim the title twice. The rise was not smooth: in 2014, a year before her first win, she failed to qualify for the Games, and she describes using that setback to train harder and rebuild her mental approach. The book details her training, goal setting, nutrition and mental toughness.

Annie Thorisdottir, herself a two-time CrossFit Games champion, endorsed it as a reminder that anyone willing to put in the work can reach greatness. Mat Fraser, who called her his primary training partner in the season before his first Games title, praised her as a fierce competitor with a great story.

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Annie Thorisdottir (Two-Time CrossFit Games Champion)

I met Katrin during her first week of attending CrossFit classes, shortly after my first CrossFit Games championship...Her story is a reminder to fans and aspiring athletes that anyone can achieve greatness if they are willing to work hard enough. It’s also a testament to the power of Iceland’s Dottirs that makes my heart swell with pride.

Mat Fraser (three time defending Fittest Man on Earth)

Katrin Davidsdottir is a fierce competitor with a great story. In the season leading up to my first CrossFit Games championship she was my primary training partner, and she pushed me to new levels of performance. That year I trained by myself mostly, but I would picture her there next to me and think, she wouldn’t be putting the bar down… she would be taking shorter breaks. But Kat wasn’t always fierce. She was forced to overcome huge setbacks. Instead of running from failure or accepting mediocrity, Katrin learned from her mistakes and worked even harder, both inside the gym on her fitness and outside of the gym on her mindset. Katrin became a champion by choice, and her story highlights what I believe above all things. That there is no magic pill. There are no superior genetics. There are no shortcuts. There is only hard work. And hard work pays off.

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