Deadly Dozen Sprint format and indoor racing Indoor vs outdoor race experience World Championships prize money and opportunity Global growth vs why the US is behind Gym race formats and how they work Fitness racing vs OCR long-term outlook Deadly Dozen business model and gym strategy Why the US hasn't caught on yet San Antonio race and qualification path HYROX ticket demand and sellouts Race for Impact charity entries Princess Games and youth fitness

Matt is joined by Jason Curtis to break down the current state of Deadly Dozen, including the new Sprint format, the move toward indoor racing, and how the brand is scaling across Europe, Africa, and Australia while still trying to crack the US market.

They get into prize money, qualification paths, and the business behind gym partnerships, including how gyms can actually make money running events and where the model is evolving.

The conversation then shifts to HYROX and what's happening right now with ticket demand. Races are selling out faster than ever, even experienced athletes are getting locked out, and the system is starting to change how people plan their seasons.

Matt Kemp joins to talk race strategy, qualification reality, and upcoming plans, plus a look at Race for Impact entries and princess fitness racing.

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