Heidi Bogue

Heidi Bogue is a prominent figure in the CrossFit community and the Owner, Director of Operations & Development at CrossFit HighGear.12 Her journey with CrossFit began in 2010 when she discovered the sport as a means to regain her fitness after having six children in eight years.1

Professional Background

Heidi's professional experience extends beyond her role at CrossFit HighGear. She has a diverse skill set that includes:

• Project development and growth
• Business ownership
• Marketing
• Management
• Event planning
• Coaching

She has organized and managed large CrossFit competitions, including Chalk It Up, Cupid's Revenge, and The Buckeye Games, which host over 300 athletes.1

Education and Certifications

Education:: Heidi holds three Bachelor of Arts degrees from Grace College, earned in 1993:

• Counseling
• Sociology
• Biblical Studies1

Certifications:: She has obtained numerous CrossFit-related certifications, including:

• CrossFit Level 1 Certificate (2012)
• CrossFit Level 2 Certificate (2016)
• USAW Olympic Lifting Certificate (2013)
• CrossFit Olympic Lifting Certificate (2012)
• Eat To Perform Coach Certificate (2016)1

Athletic Achievements

As an athlete, Heidi has achieved significant success in CrossFit competitions:

• Competed in the CrossFit Masters Qualifier for 3 years, placing in the top 100 out of over 16,000 athletes worldwide
• In 2017, she placed 1st in the Central East Region in the CrossFit Open in her age division, ranking in the top 99.9 percentile regionally and 99.8 percentile worldwide
• Finished 3rd in The Granite Games in the Open Masters 45-49 Division in 2017
• Competed in the Central East Regional Competition as part of a team in 20141

Personal Life

Heidi grew up in Brazil, where she focused on judo as her primary sport. She is married to Jeff Bogue and has six children: Josiah, Isaac, Micah, Gabriel, Naomi, and Eli.1 Her personal journey with CrossFit began as a way to reclaim her fitness after having children, and it has since become a significant part of her life, helping her through personal challenges such as the loss of her mother to melanoma cancer.1