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Athletes will begin with Pig flips at the Alliant Energy Center and then will run across town to the Capitol. There, they will perform farmers carries with the Jerry bags and Husafell carries down State Street, finishing on the steps of the Wisconsin State Capitol building.

Athletes will complete 3 rounds of the triplet, then lunge with the axel bar to the finish line. Each round, the box jump object and height will change. Presented by Bear KompleX. In this handstand push-up athletes will start by walking up the wall and onto an elevated block.

They must then lower their head off the block to their deficit height without touching their head to the floor, then press back out to the top of their handstand. Presented by Monster. The required calories completed on the Ski Erg will increase by 2 each round for up to 6 rounds.

If at any point an athlete fails to complete the calories, they are done, and their score will be the total number of calories completed up to that point. Athletes who make it through the 18 calories in the 6th round will then complete 2 more rounds, this time accumulating as many calories as possible.

Presented by Airrosti. Athletes must alternate arms on the dumbbell snatches. Athletes will work their way through a series of progressively heavier sandbags, lifting the bag to their shoulder.

Once they cannot lift the bag, they are out, and the other athletes will keep lifting. Athletes who fail on the same bag will complete a tiebreak race with 3 sandbag lifts.

Athletes will start with a sled loaded with 6 kettlebells. They will progress down the field, unloading pairs of kettlebells as they go. The CrossFit Open and the CrossFit Games use a relative scoring system. In the Open, athletes are ranked on the leaderboard based on their performance relative to other athletes in their division, and are assigned a point value based on their placing in each event e.

At the end of the Open, the athlete with the least amount of points is the overall winner. The CrossFit Games use a scoring table, which can be found here. Each event is worth up to points, and athletes earn points based on their finish. At the end of the Games weekend, the athlete with the most points is the winner and is crowned the Fittest on Earth.

In both the Open and the Games, ties will be broken by awarding the best position to the athlete who has the highest result in any single event. If athletes remain tied after this first tiebreaker, the process continues to their next highest single result, and so forth.

More than one athlete can share an event rank, and each will earn the original point value. The athlete with the top performance across multiple events in a competition will be placed higher on the leaderboard.

About the Games. Overview History of the Games Season Snapshot Overview Overview History of the Games Season Snapshot. THE ULTIMATE TEST The Games began in in Aromas, California, as the first competition to objectively measure fitness. THE WORLDWIDE OPEN The road to the CrossFit Games starts with the worldwide Open, the largest participatory sporting event on Earth.

The NOBULL CrossFit Games Open takes place from Feb. The top 40 men and top 40 women will advance to the NOBULL CrossFit Games. Teams The top 25 percent of the total number of teams per continent for continents with a minimum of at least 50 teams will be eligible to advance from the Open to the Quarterfinals on their continent.

Age Groups Based on Open finish rank, the top 10 percent of age-group athletes worldwide in each division advance to the Age-Group Quarterfinal, from March April 2, , to compete for a spot at Semifinals. The top 10 from each division will advance to the NOBULL CrossFit Games.

DOUBLE-UNDERS This is the standard double under in which the rope passes completely under the feet twice for each jump. The rope must spin forward for the rep to count. This is the standard single under in which the rope passes completely under the feet once for each jump.

As long as the rope continuously moves forward any two-footed hop over the rope is fine with each turn. Feet do not have to be together. Ball starts on the ground.

Athlete picks it up to upright, full hip extension position with ball in front-rack position. Athlete squats to hip crease below knee keeping ball in front-rack position, after rising back toward the top the Athlete tosses ball to target.

Athlete catches ball and must have ball in front-rack position while lowering hip crease to below knee for every rep. If the ball hits the ground the Athlete must reposition to upright, hips extended, front-rack position before squatting for next rep. The ball must be on the ground at a complete stop for athletes to switch.

Allowing the ball to drop from the target to the ground will result in a no rep. An air ball, where the ball gets high enough but does not make contact with the target, is a no rep.

The first rep must begin with the athlete in a full hang with the feet not touching anything, the hips fully open, and the heels behind the vertical plane of the bar. From there and for each successive rep, the toes of both feet must rise above the hip crease.

The hips must be fully open at the bottom with the heels behind the vertical plane of the bar and no part of the feet touching the ground or any object. Overhand, underhand, or mixed-grip are permitted. From there and for each successive rep, the knees must rise above the hip crease.

The kettlebell begins on the ground. The athlete must then grip the kettlebell and stand upright with the hips extended.

The athlete then begins the lowering arc of the movement. The kettlebell must pass behind the heels at the bottom. The athlete then begins the rising arc and the movement finishes when the arms are straight, the hands are above the shoulders and the hips are extended.

The athlete begins the first burpee by standing upright, knees and hips fully extended. The burpee is standard, requiring the athlete to get the entire front of their body flat to the floor including the chest. The athlete will then push up from the floor and return their feet toward their hands.

The athlete must then jump and clap their hands above their head. They must hit full hip extension when they jump up.

Athletes may walk their feet back while getting the front of their body to the floor. Athletes may walk their feet forward when getting up off the floor. you and your partners will approach the first bar and, within 1 minute and 30 seconds, one at a time, you will ALL deadlift it for 5 consecutive reps each.

This WOD will be done EMOM style. Each time the rotate command is given, as long as you completed 5 consecutive reps at your bar, you will advance to the next, heavier bar. You and your partners will, each time, have a total of 1 minute and 30 seconds to perform 5 consecutive reps EACH with that load.

However, you will get 5 additional pounds of credit for each rep above 5 you perform. If your final bar load is and you perform 7 consecutive reps you will get credit for 2 additional reps above 5 worth 5 each.

For your reps to count they MUST be consecutive. As an example: You are first to pull the bar and you perform 3 reps. You allow your partner to go. After your partner goes you want to complete 2 more reps to get credit for the 5.

This is not allowed! If you have taken a turn at that bar and your partner begins their reps you cannot return to the same bar and attempt more. What If 1 Partner Does 5 Reps but the Others Cannot? Your partner s are allowed to follow you and cheer you on but they are not allowed to lift any more.

Each of you will be given credit for the highest, successfully completed load you pulled for 5 consecutive reps. Let your individual strengths shine!

you will approach the first bar and, within 1 minute, you will deadlift it for 5 consecutive reps. You will, each time, have a total of 1 minute to perform 5 consecutive reps with that load.

DEADLIFT This is a traditional deadlift with the hands outside the knees. Hand grip may be any type the Athlete chooses. Sumo deadlifts are not allowed. Starting at the floor, the barbell is lifted until the hips and knees reach full extension with the shoulders behind the bar.

The arms must be straight throughout. Touch and go is allowed. No bouncing. No deadlift straps are allowed.

NO REP- No reps include not achieving knee and hip extension at the top OR not touching the bar to the floor. The working Athlete may drop the bar between reps, regrip and pull again for the next rep, however, remember, your whole team must complete all required reps within the 1-minute and 30 second period at each bar.

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Final Round: Gestational diabetes prevention strict pegboard CroswFit 25 double-under crossovers 10 unbroken Commpetitions squats, Diabetes self-care techniques 10 unbroken single-leg squats, Diabetes self-care techniques Wokrouts walk course, low start. Women: lb Pig, 2 lb Jerry bags, lb Husafell Men: lb Pig, 2 lb Jerry anc, lb Husafell. Women: Jump in log, in box, in Pig, lunge lb axle bar Men: Jump in log, in box, in Pig, lunge lb axle bar. Women: lb yoke, lb squat, lb deadlift Men: lb yoke, lb squat, lb deadlift. For the bike portion of this event, athletes will leave the North Park and ride 5 laps of a 1-mile course. Athletes will race through the 4 stations, with the fastest times moving on to the next round.