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Mat Fraser is the Founder and Chief Product Officer of HWPO Training and a retired Professional CrossFit Athlete. Mat’s mantra, “Hard Work Pays Off” (HWPO), guided him to become the most decorated and dominant athlete in the history of CrossFit, which now drives him in business.
In his competitive career, he earned five consecutive CrossFit Games Titles as the Fittest Man on Earth (2016 – 2020) and finished on the podium seven consecutive times (2014-2020). Before finding CrossFit, Fraser had an entire career in Olympic Weightlifting. He was the 2009 Junior National Weightlifting Champion and a Resident Athlete at the Olympic Training Center.
Since retiring from competition in 2020, he’s enjoying new business ventures, coaching and supporting the HWPO Training community of hard workers, and fatherhood.
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Dress Code for Private Events is Business Casual, and the below is not allowed:
Clothing that exposes any nudity, chains, baggy clothing, offensive prints on clothing, Timberlands / work boots
Full face masks, heavy makeup or SFX makeup that may make guests unidentifiable alongside their
Photo ID are not allowed. Costumes cannot expose nudity or include props that may be mistaken for our prohibited items.
Bag Policy:
Oversized bags are not permitted, including backpacks, large purses, shopping bags, parcels and luggage.
Small purses/clutches are permitted (maximum 12in x 12in x 6in).
Fanny packs are permitted if they fit within the size limited notated above.
All bags and personal items are subject to search prior to entry.
Management reserved the right to deny entry to any item deemed unsafe or non-compliant with this policy.
All persons, bags and personal items are subject to security screening.
The following items are strictly prohibited:
Weapons, controlled substances, outside food & beverage, vitamins, supplements, over the counter medications, prescription medications, Go-Pros, wearable technology (i.e. Meta glasses, etc), selfie sticks, any items that may be mistaken for a prohibited item. Cigar smoking is prohibited inside the nightclub.
