Life After War
A Marine from 2000-2006, Wilson served in Bosnia, East Africa, and Iraq. He moved to Washington, D.C., in 2006. And although he was thankful to come out of the experience with “all his fingers and toes,” the transition was tough. It was nice to be in the city, but I was trying to replicate some of the stresses that I was under in Iraq. You just kind of seek out dangerous situations. You look for certain circumstances where you can recreate the stresses that you were under in places like Iraq. That’s when Wilson discovered CrossFit – an instant community of fitness lovers…Read More
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