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Our ‘Ohana

Management Team

  • Ben Alderman

    Ben Alderman

  • Blair Morrison

    Blair Morrison

  • Brook Emanuel

    Brook Emanuel

  • Dara Tawarahara

  • Gustavo Mello

  • Marcus Souza

    Marcus Souza

Media Team

Community

Each year we’re raising the bar at the Mana Games 💪🏽🔥 Who will be joining us for Year 3 at the 2026 Mana Games?! Dates TBA, follow for updates! 📍Kapiolani Park, Honolulu, HI 🏋️ @ikaika_alakai_fit 📸 @krs_anthemum #managames #hawaii #
Pro Tip: Listen to your inner voice telling you ‘you got this!’ and if that fails, just tune into the louder voice of Emcee @islandninja cheering you on! 💪🎤 #Motivation #WomenWhoLift #MANAGAMES #Hawaiicrossfit #fitcation #honolulu #b
There is only one volume in this conversation and it’s all the way up 💥📣 Cheer on your buds at the Mana Games coming back to Oahu in the Spring of ‘26 🗓️ #managames #crossfitteam #hawaiifit
True or false: Teams of 3 always have the most fun at the Mana Games. 🔥🤙🏾 Start planning your team of three for next year’s competition. Travel together, compete side by side, and enjoy unforgettable moments in paradise. Send this to your
Just wrapped up an epic Mana Games and we’re already counting down to next year! 🌊✨ Can't wait to see you all on Oahu for another unforgettable competition in the spring of ‘26! #ManaGames #Oahu #visionboard #hawaii🤞🏼 #crossfit #fitc
Athletes from around the globe gather in Waikiki for the 2025 Mana Games. Will you be competing in beautiful Hawaii next year? PHOTOS BY @johnshootsit ARE IN! Check out the link in our story for more amazing pictures from this year’s event!
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The Brand Story

The Ki’i (tiki) is representative of the Hawaiian God KŪ, the God of War. Depicted as carved out of Koa wood - an exotic hardwood that is endemic to Hawaii.

‘Ula’ula (red) is the color of strength.

‘MANA’ is the energy, life-force, and power that is in all living things. The radiant rings within the letters represents internal strength and power - mana comes from within.

Radiating within the letters ‘MANA’ are a series of niho mano (shark teeth) - signifying the tools of war, or in this modern case, the tools of competition.