We Work Until It’s Done: Caity Henniger on Rogue Fitness and its Response to COVID-19 PH143

<p style="text-align:center;">Everybody puts their boots on the same way.  And what that means is, it doesn’t matter your title here.  It could be the people on our leadership team, Bill and I, or it could be the person coming in their first day on the job on the assembly line...everyone is the same. And everyone is going to be treated the same. And it goes back to that first [value], we work until it’s done. If there are boxes that need to go out the door, or we need to make more barbells, you’re going to see the top leadership down going out and helping right now. We did get overrun before we could hire some people- we have everyone in our office right now, they’re doing shifts on our production floor. And that’s really what this is all about, and you see people getting experiences that you normally wouldn’t have. To go out and build a barbell, and maybe you’re in our IT department, a lot of places you wouldn’t have that opportunity, but we live by that standard. Everybody puts their boots on the same way.” - Caity Henniger</p> <p>Caity Henniger has been a lifelong athlete.  In high school she led her basketball team to victory in 91 out of 102 games, was voted MVP of the 1998 <a href='http://ww1.aaujrogames.org/home.aspx'>Junior Olympic AAU</a> circuit, and was a two-time state champion in both shot put and discus.  She went on to play collegiate ball at Ohio State where she averaged 15.4 points per game and set the school single-season record for three-pointers, with 106, earning her the <a href='https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/q-a-with-caity-matter/'>Edward S. Steitz Award</a> as the nation's best three-point shooter.  In 2005, Caity joined the WNBA as a player for the <a href='https://www.wnba.com/player/caity-matter/'>Charlotte Sting</a>.</p> <p>After multiple leg surgeries led Caity to retire from basketball, she was drawn to the competitive side of CrossFit.  In 2008,  with just a few months of CrossFit experience, she took first place at the 2008 CrossFit Games.  Caity would go on to become a fix