DJ Shipley

And now you drop back in and you just screwed it all up.

Now you don't feel like you're at home.

So what do you do?

You just run back into work.

Start pouring all your time back in there and you feel this big dissociation between the thing you're actually fighting for.

Because now I can't even be around it because I don't feel at home there.

I feel like I'm staying in an Airbnb.

I feel like I'm staying in my aunt's house.

I'm trying to creep through the kitchen.

I open up the refrigerator.

It doesn't have anything that I want in here because I haven't been grocery shopping in eight months.

Well, now I'm too ashamed to ask her to buy this or buy that.

And you're on another trip.

I think people would be shocked with how much the guys are on the road.

Minimum 270 days, 325, 350 a year.

I mean, they are gone, gone, gone.

And even when you're there, like that typical morning,

we'll call it day in the life, random Tuesday in Virginia Beach, up at five, clear in the gym, 5.30, workout 5.30 to 6.30, eat breakfast, go do a recovery session.

That could be a float tank, a cryo chamber, e-stem, cold plunge, whatever.

Go back up, 10 a.m.