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This documentary uncovers Danielle Brandon's journey in becoming the 5x CrossFit Games athlete she is today. Whereas previously not wanting to be defined by her past, Danielle now feels comfortable revealing the struggles she experienced throughout her upbringing, which she hopes will inspire others undergoing similar challenges.
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