Cristian Perez

A San Marcos gym owner is training for what he hopes will take him to the next level of Cross-fit. Bobcat Update's Cristian Perez has more on the story.
 
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Weston Nieman is new to San Marcos. He moved here last August with childhood friend Quentin Murr to open a Crossfit gym.
SB:Weston Nieman
Nieman and Murr quit their daytime jobs to pursue full-time their dreams of being professional Crossfit athletes. It was a tough choice.
SB: Quentin Murr
Coming from a small town, Nieman was not always into Crossfit. He originally had aspirations to play professional football; however, after having several injuries at New Mexico State and Texas Tech, he stopped playing. As the years went by, Murr tried to convince Nieman to commit to  Crossfit.
SB: Weston Nieman
Nieman finally attended a class, and, after he did, he came to love it. He then promised himself to participate in the Crossfit Open with hopes of making the regionals. The Crossfit Open is a five-week competition where a workout is posted once a week for athletes to participate. Those with the best scores advance.
SB: Quentin Murr
Nieman started competing in Crossfit and proved to be quite exceptional. He qualified for the pro division in The Fittest games -- a worldwide competition. Now his goal is to be one of Crossfit's top athletes.
SB: Kirstyn Conwell
(Standup) To learn more about Weston's journey and Battle Wolf Crossfit, check out their website or simply look them up on Facebook or Instagram. For Bobcat Update, I'm Cristian Perez.