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Friends and Sponsors

June 16, 2009 by Coach Morden  
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Thanks to all the Great People and Organizations below:

simonmarini

Simon “The Mutant” Marini (Mr Funktastique)

Christina Sears Press

Christina Sears – MMA Reporter

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Greg Glassman (AKA Coach) – CrossFit Founder

Coach Adam Morden and Coach Mark Rippetoe

Mark Rippetoe (AKA Coach Rip)

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Mike Burgener (AKA Coach B)

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Eric Le Clair – Team CrossFit Academy

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Sarah Rodriguez – CrossFit La Verne

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Andy Thompson – CrossFit Hollywood

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