Wodland Fest 2025
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Wodland Fest is one of two in-person events in Europe that qualifies for the CrossFit Games 2025 season.
Date: April 25,26,27
Location: Malaga, Spain
Instagram: wodlandfest
Final Leaderboard: Competition Corner
They qualify for Games:
- 2 men
- 2 women
Winners
Women
Lucy Campbell
2.- Elisa Fuliano (Has not made the Open)
3.- Seung Yeon Choi
Men
1.- Roman Khrennikov
Moritz Fiebig
Events and live events
For time:
20 Sandbag Squats
800 Run
15 Sandbag Squats
800 Run
10 Sandbag Squats
800 Run
Sandbag: (200 lb / 90.7 kg, 150 lb / 68 kg)
Time cap: 20 min.
🏃♀️ Female:
- Lucy Campbell and Vår Thurmann-Moe dominated from the start.
- Vår held the lead in the squats and closed very strong in the last race, finishing with 9:45.
- Lucy did not lag behind and crossed in 9:53both below the previous fastest female time.
- Third was Andra Moistus with 10:02showing consistency and good rhythm.
1.- Vår Thurmann-Moe - 09:45
Lucy Campbell - 09:53
3.- Andra Moistus - 10:02
4.- Madeleine Persson - 10:21
5.- Margaux Masset - 10:25
6.- Leah Storen - 10:26
7.- Jennifer Muir - 10:28
8.- Julia Jakobsen - 10:32
9.- Madie Edwards - 10:38
10.- Andrea Solberg - 10:47
🏋️♂️ Male:
- The last heat was the strongest and most expectedwith figures such as Roman Khrennikov, Jonne Koski, Victor Ljungdal and Colin Bosshard.
- The pace was frenetic right from the start, with Victor Ljungdal leading after the first squats, followed by Khrennikov, Aniol Ekai and Colin Bosshard.
- In closing, Colin Bosshard executed an impeccable final run and took the heat with a impressive time of 9:09the fastest of the day.
- Roman Khrennikov followed closely with 9:19, y Victor Ljungdal completed the heat podium with 9:39.
- Aniol was 4th in his heat but 5th overall.
1.- Colin Bosshard - 09:09
2.- Roman Khrennikov - 09:19
3.- Victor Ljungdal - 09:39
4.- Fabian Hermans - 09:41
5.- Aniol Ekai - 09:46
6.- Chris Chambers - 09:46
7.- Moritz Fiebig - 09:50
8.- Carlos Ferrara Coloma - 09:50
9.- Ludvig Hahnnsson - 09:52
10.- Sam Zerlik - 09:53
Location: Cordoba, Spain
The event was held in an environment emblematic and visually spectacular: the Roman Bridge of Cordobaalso known as the San Rafael Bridge. This historic bridge crosses the Guadalquivir River and connects the old city with the modern one.
🔸 Unique scenario:
The athletes ran over the bridge, which was partially closed to the public for the occasion. While half of the bridge was open to pedestrians, the other half was used as a running track for the participants.
🔸 Urban and historical environment:
Competing in a place surrounded by history, with the Mosque-Cathedral in the background and the old town visible during the race, offered an unforgettable experience for athletes and spectators alike.
🔸 Local support:
The city of Córdoba was an official sponsor of the first Wodland Fest event. Their involvement was key to take this event outside the typical competition venue, bringing a cultural and touristic flair to the event.
🔸 Climate and conditions:
Although Cordoba is known for its heat, on the day of the event the weather was favorable, with a light breeze that helped mitigate the effort. This allowed the athletes to perform in optimal conditions despite the demanding effort.
AMRAP
2′ – 2′ – 2′ – 3′
2 Legless Rope Climbs
12/12m Handstand Walk
Max Heavy Rope Double Unders
1 min rest b/t interval
Time cap: 12 min.
This test truly separated the athletes with the highest capacity for gymnastics under fatigue and shoulder resistance.
There was a very high technical level. Many athletes were eliminated for failing the buy-in in some round.
The best results exceeded 400 accumulated double-undersThis required consistency, strategy and a lot of composure.
The last female heat was where the high positions were really defined, with a brutal level in the phases of handstand walks and heavy rope doubles.
- Andra Moistus dominated with an impeccable strategy: she was very fast in the rope climbs, consistent in the handwalks, and accumulated 283 + 16 reps, which made it winner of the event. His control under fatigue was key.
- Tayla Howe and Seung Yeon Choi fought neck and neck throughout the heat. Both exceeded 250 reps, with Tayla (257 + 16) taking advantage of her fast transitions to secure 2nd place, and Choi (253 + 16) close behind in 3rd.
- Lucy Campbellwho had started very strong, had small rhythm errors that relegated her to 4th place (252 + 16), although it remained very competitive and closed strong in the final minutes.
- Elisa Fuliano also shined (5th place with 249 + 16), thanks to her good effort management in the rope climbs, despite a somewhat slower start than the leaders.
- Margaux Masset, Diana Pinchuk, Synne Samseth Bjerkelund, Thuri Helgadottir and Amanda Fusuma completed the Top 10. All of them showed consistency, although in several cases the wear and tear in the final rounds prevented them from approaching the 250 reps of the leaders.
1.- Andra Moistus - 283 + 16
Tayla Howe - 257 + 16
3.- Seung Yeon Choi - 253 + 16
4.- Lucy Campbell - 252 + 16
5.- Elisa Fuliano - 249 + 16
6.- Margaux Masset - 223 + 16
7.- Diana Pinchuk - 214 + 16
8.- Synne Samseth Bjerkelund - 212 + 16
9.- Thuri Helgadottir - 208 + 16
10.- Amanda Fusuma - 203 + 16
Roman Khrennikov (USA - CrossFit Mayhem)
- Won the event with an impressive performance: 130 reps in the final round, accumulating over 400 in total.
- It was shown relaxed, explosive and technicalHe was outstanding in rope climbs and held long sets of doubles without fail.
- His composure was key: while others wore down, Roman remained consistent.
- He commented after the event that he was back after an 8-month injury and was simply happy to be able to compete again.
Calum Clements (ESP)
- Although he did not win the event, was the most consistent in rhythm and execution.
- He was one of the first to finish the hand-walks and demonstrated excellent physical fitness.
- His strategy almost got him the win; he did 148 reps in the last round.
Moritz Fiebig and Jonne Koski
- Both with high-level experience, they were in the fight but showed wear and tear in the final rounds.
- Fiebig opened strong with 108 reps, but went lower and lower with each round.
- Koski was consistent, but failed to keep pace with the leaders.
Other highlights:
- Aniol Ekai claimed his score and eventually placed 4th in the event.
- Fabian Hermans and Colin Bosshard did not shine as they did at El Puente, but they maintained competitive positions.
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 424 + 16
2.- Calum Clements - 417 + 16
3.- Jonne Koski - 380 + 16
4.- Aniol Ekai - 378 + 16
5.- Miguel García Mahler - 377 + 16
6.- Colin Bosshard - 350 + 16
7.- Tiago Luzes - 336 + 16
8.- Moritz Fiebig - 332
9.- Haraldur Holgersson - 327 + 16
10.- Aleksander Błoszyk - 326 + 16
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 194 pts
2.- Colin Bosshard - 180 pts
3.- Aniol Ekai - 167 pts
4.- Calum Clements - 158 pts
5.- Jonne Koski - 156 pts
6.- Moritz Fiebig - 154 pts
7.- Fabian Hermans - 151 pts
8.- Haraldur Holgersson - 141 pts
9.- Miguel García Mahler - 139 pts
10.- Tiago Luzes - 139 pts
1.- Andra Moistus - 188 pts
Lucy Campbell - 179 pts
3.- Vår Thurmann-Moe - 162 pts
4.- Margaux Masset - 162 pts
5.- Tayla Howe - 146 pts
6.- Elisa Fuliano - 146 pts
7.- Seung Yeon Choi - 143 pts
8.- Julia Jakobsen - 143 pts
9.- Jennifer Muir - 140 pts
10.- Diana Pinchuk - 138 pts
For time:
30/24 cal Assault Bike
30 Bar Muscle Ups
30/24 cal Assault Bike
Time cap: 9 min.
The final heat of Event 3 at Wodland Fest 2025 was an explosion of intensity, with the top athletes in the competition looking to set the fastest time in the "Mayhem Up" workout.
In the men's divisionMoritz Fiebig dominated from the start. He was the first off the bike, the first to finish the muscle-ups, and although Roman Khrennikov tried to push him on the second leg of the assault bike, Moritz kept up the pace until he crossed the finish line in 03:28taking the heat and the event.
Roman Khrennikov finished second with 03:36followed very closely by Aniol Ekai with 03:37who also had a very solid closing. Fabian Hermans (03:48) and Calum Clements (03:51) rounded out the top 5, all comfortably under 4 minutes.
1.- Moritz Fiebig - 03:28
2.- Roman Khrennikov - 03:36
3.- Aniol Ekai - 03:37
4.- Fabian Hermans - 03:48
5.- Calum Clements - 03:51
In the women's categoryLucy Campbell was the absolute protagonist. From the first seconds she imposed a very strong pace on the bike and managed to manage very well the muscle-ups, which allowed her to stay in front until the end, winning her heat with 04:21.
Vår Thurmann-Moe also had a standout performance, finishing in 04:34demonstrating a lot of consistency. Further back, Elisa Fuliano (05:04), Linda Keesman (05:05) and Leah Storen (05:08) fought every second on the last leg of the assault bike to get into the top 5 of the heat.
1.- Lucy Campbell - 04:21
2.- Vår Thurmann-Moe - 04:34
3.- Elisa Fuliano - 05:04
4.- Linda Keesman - 05:05
5.- Leah Storen - 05:08
RM Clean and Jerk Complex:
1 Clean + 1 Jerk + 1 Hang Clean + 1 Jerk
Time cap: 7 min.
🔹 General summary:
- The level of lifting was very high, with several athletes exceeding 150 kg.
- Roman Khrennikov and Moritz Fiebig shared first place by raising 155 kg.
- Others such as Bronislaw Olenkowicz and Antonios Makaronas also stood out by raising 152 kg.
🔹 Aniol Ekai's situation:
- Aniol, who came in second overallsuffered several failures in attempts with higher weights.
- He could only lift 145 kgwhich relegated him to the 14th place in this event.
- The accumulated fatigue and nerves trying to stay on the podium seemed to affect him, forcing him to make mistakes he had not made in previous days.
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 155 kg
1.- Moritz Fiebig - 155 kg
3.- Bronislaw Olenkowicz - 152 kg
3.- Antonios Makaronas - 152 kg
5.- Anestis Artemis - 150 kg
🔹 General summary:
- Seung Yeon Choi and Bergros Bjornsdottir shared the victory with a 107 kg deadliftshowing excellent technical control under pressure.
- Very close were Margaux Masset, Veslemøy Kollstad and Julia Jakobsenall with 105 kgThe level of strength is fairly even among the best.
- There was a lot of drama in the final attempts: several athletes tried to break 107 kg but failed in the final jerks.
🔹 Important details:
- Seung Yeon Choi confirmed her power in lifting, reaffirming her candidacy to fight for the overall podium.
- Bergros Bjornsdottir, from Iceland, was one of the big surprises of the event, keeping the pressure on until the last minute.
1.- Seung Yeon Choi - 107 kg
1.- Bergros Bjornsdottir - 107 kg
3.- Margaux Masset - 105 kg
3.- Veslemøy Kollstad - 105 kg
3.- Julia Jakobsen - 105 kg
For time:
3 rounds
8 single DB Devil Press
10 Box Step Over
12m DB OH Walking Lunges
DB 30/22.5 kg
Time cap: 9 min.
🔹 General summary:
- Roman Khrennikov once again dominated the event, winning it with a time of 03:36.
- Jonne Koski and Calum Clements completed the podium of the event.
- The short format, high intensity and technically demanding, punished any weakness.
🔹 Aniol Ekai's situation:
- The physical and mental fatigue after the facelift event was clearly noticeable.
- Aniol was unable to keep pace in the devil's press and lunges.
- Ended 29th in this eventa significant fall that seriously compromised his position in the overall standings, taking him away from the podium.
- Commentators noted that "Aniol was coming into this event to win, but the accumulation of mistakes knocked him out of the main fight."
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 03:36
2.- Jonne Koski - 03:44
3.- Calum Clements - 03:55
4.- Moritz Fiebig - 03:58
5.- Colin Bosshard - 04:06
🔹 General summary:
- Lucy Campbell was unstoppablewith a time of 03:56won the event showing great explosiveness and efficiency in every move.
- Leah Storen (04:00) y Andra Moistus (04:02) were in a very close fight for the leading positions.
- Speed of execution and consistency in the devil's press were the key factors for success.
🔹 Important details:
- Lucy Campbell executed the event almost flawlessly, taking advantage of his power and experience to open a lead that he never relinquished.
- Andra MoistusAlthough she finished third, she consolidated her position as one of the most consistent athletes in the day's total, holding firm in the overall standings.
- The test was especially hard for some strong lifters who were unable to adapt well to the fast and dynamic format.
1.- Lucy Campbell - 03:56
2.- Leah Storen - 04:00
3.- Andra Moistus - 04:02
4.- Erica Ekelund - 04:07
5.- Elisa Fuliano - 04:08
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 488 pts
2.- Moritz Fiebig - 436 pts
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3.- Jonne Koski - 396 pts
4.- Calum Clements - 395 pts
5.- Colin Bosshard - 384 pts
6.- Fabian Hermans - 374 pts
7.- Aniol Ekai - 372 pts
8.- Bronislaw Olenkowicz - 366 pts
9.- Sven Geens - 350 pts
10.- Ludvig Hansson - 346 pts
1.- Lucy Campbell - 439 pts
2.- Vår Thurmann-Moe - 396 pts
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3.- Seung Yeon Choi - 395 pts
4.- Elisa Fuliano - 394 pts
5.- Andra Moistus - 383 pts
6.- Tayla Howe - 367 pts
7.- Jennifer Muir - 354 pts
8.- Linda Keesman - 344 pts
9.- Julia Jakobsen - 342 pts
10.- Margaux Masset - 336 pts
For time:
40 GHDSU
30 Cal Row
20 DBs Thrusters 22.5 / 15kg
10 Strict Def HSPU
20 DBs Thrusfers 22.5 / 15kg
30 Cal Row
40 GHDSU
Deficit: (2X25+15 / 2X15)
Time cap: 14 min.
The Wodland Chipper was a complete challenge in which the dominance of the handstand push-ups and the ability to keep up the pace in the thrusters made the difference.
Although the GHD sit-ups and rowing served to set the pace, the real critical point was the strict pine tree bendswhoever succeeded in passing them without collapsing, ensured an advantage.
🏋️♂️ Top men
- Roman Khrennikov was unstoppable. He executed an impeccable strategy, closing in 6:52the best time of the day and further extending its lead as overall leader.
- Jonne Koski finished second with 7:10The team was able to show its experience in gymnastic movements and fight to stay on the podium.
- Aniol Ekaiwas third with a very solid 7:13achieving one of his best results of the weekend.
- Moritz Fiebig (7:22) y Anestis Artemis (7:22) also shined, closing the Top 5 in almost identical times.
🔹 The last heat was a. efficiency warMost of the athletes knew that the margin of error was minimal and position changes occurred especially in thrusters and handstand push-ups.
1.- Roman Khrennikov - 06:52
2.- Jonne Koski - 07:10
3.- Aniol Ekai - 07:13
4.- Moritz Fiebig - 07:22
5.- Anestis Artemis - 07:22
🏃♀️ Top women
- Lucy Campbell won the women's event with 7:25confirming his high technical level and ability to handle the pace under pressure.
- Madeleine Persson was second (8:05), standing out for his consistency and clean technique.
- Elisa Fuliano placed third (8:08), achieving one of its best events in the competition.
- Veslemøy Kollstad (8:21) y Jasmine Ghilardi (8:24) rounded out the Top 5.
🔹 On the female side, the first positions were defined in the strict handstand push-upswho managed to finish them without losing too much time, was able to stay competitive on the way back to the GHD and the finish line.
1.- Lucy Campbell - 07:25
2.- Madeleine Persson - 08:05
3.- Elisa Fuliano - 08:08
4.- Veslemøy Kollstad - 08:21
5.- Jasmine Ghilardi - 08:24
For Time:
30 snatch (225 lb / 102 kg, 155 lb / 70 kg)
Elisa Fuliano wins the last event and secures the second place that qualifies to the Games.
However, as previously announced, this year did not want to participate in the CrossFit Games and, in fact, did not participate in the Open. Therefore, the spot will go to the next athlete, Korea's Seung Yeon Choi.
1.- Elisa Fuliano - 04:12
2.- Bergros Bjornsdottir - 04:36
3.- Seung Yeon Choi - 04:39
4.- Linda Keesman - 05:17
5.- Tayla Howe - 05:41
1.- Bronislaw Olenkowicz - 04:10
2.- Antonios Makaronas - 04:19
3.- Calum Clements - 04:49
4.- Moritz Fiebig - 04:52
5.- Colin Bosshard - 05:18
Athletes participating
In order to participate athletes must have finished in the top 1% of the Open worldwide..
These are the athletes who will participate:
|
NO. |
Man |
Woman |
|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Aniol Ekai |
Elisa Fuliano |
|
2 |
Erjon Ndokaj |
Ella Kanona Wunger |
|
3 |
Calum Clements |
Emelie Lundberg |
|
4 |
|
Karin Frey |
|
5 |
Jonne Koski |
Linda Keesman |
|
6 |
|
Lucy Campbell |
|
7 |
|
Maribel Gallardo |
|
8 |
Moritz Fiebig |
Nicole Heer |
|
9 |
Roman Khrennikov |
Silvia Garcia |
|
10 |
Tiago Luzes |
Tayla Howe |
|
11 |
Victor Ljungdal |
Vilde Birkely |
|
12 |
Colin Bosshard |
|
|
13 |
Giorgos Karavis |
Maria Granizo |
|
14 |
Antonios Makaronas |
Diana Pinchuk |
|
15 |
Carlos Ferrara Coloma |
Erica Ekelund |
|
16 |
Sven Geens |
Connie Easby |
|
17 |
Iurii Marincenco |
Thuri Helgadottir |
|
18 |
Fabian Hermans |
Jasmine Ghilardi |
|
19 |
Martin Cuervo |
Andrea Solberg |
|
20 |
Marco Schwendimann |
Leah Storen |
|
21 |
Anestis Artemis |
Ella Wilkinson |
|
22 |
Nicolas Bedon |
Steinunn Anna Svansdóttir |
|
23 |
Bronislaw Olenkowicz |
Madeleine Persson |
|
24 |
Marek Vácha |
Mariana Meza |
|
25 |
Travis Moore |
Margaux Masset |
|
26 |
Alvaro Gomez |
Vår Thurmann-Moe |
|
27 |
Aleksander Błoszyk |
Sara Alicia Fernández Costas |
|
28 |
Ludvig Hahnsson |
Seung Yeon Choi |
|
29 |
Jakub Cieślik |
Andra Moistus |
|
30 |
Oleg Lascenko |
Amanda Fusuma |
|
31 |
Victor Cardenas Arapiles |
Julia Jakobsen |
|
32 |
Haraldur Holgersson |
Veslemøy Kollstad |
|
33 |
Lukas Grouleff |
Synne Samseth Bjerkelund |
|
34 |
Diogo Pereira |
Martyna Krysiak |
|
35 |
Changrim An |
Marie Rognstad |
|
36 |
Norbert Jędra |
Bergros Bjornsdottir |
|
37 |
Pedro Muíño |
Julia Blazejowska |
|
38 |
Ingimar Jónsson |
Gudbjorg Valdimarsdottir |
|
39 |
Alejandro Ocaña |
Sarah Massoni |
|
40 |
Rafa Rocu |
Justine Kachaeva |
|
41 |
Rob Schillaci |
Jennifer Muir |
|
42 |
Lenn Postel |
Madie Edwards |
|
43 |
Daniel Tai |
Vanessa Wagner |
|
44 |
Rui Figueiredo |
Martina Borrini |
|
45 |
Félix Sobrón |
Kamila Takeyeva |
|
46 |
Karl Feldmer |
Debora Pignone |
|
47 |
Aegir Bjorn Gunnsteinsson |
Sapphire Goddard |
|
48 |
Antonio García Rebollo |
Minjeong Kim |
|
49 |
Josh Woodhull |
Anais Lancry |
|
50 |
Jan Guźniczak |
Danae Fernández Migliori |
|
51 |
Aleksandr Plyushkin |
Julie Vernet |
|
52 |
Fredrik Bengt Lindström |
Lidia Bartoszewicz |
|
53 |
Michiel Van Gijzeghem |
Chiara Sudati |
|
54 |
Alejandro De La Guardia |
Marina Rios Lopez |
|
55 |
Aaron Madrid |
Ema Gálová |
|
56 |
Pierre Demule |
Liisa Laikko |
|
57 |
Sam Zerlik |
Sina Härtel |
|
58 |
Alexandre Marsillach |
Anita Cantini |
|
59 |
Chris Chambers |
Angelica Bengtsson |
|
60 |
Cian Dunphy |
Roxane Kochert |
|
61 |
Miguel García Mahler |
Chelsea Raineri |
|
62 |
Daniel Goulet |
Camille Barbot |
|
63 |
Sam Whitworth |
Elin Söderström |
|
64 |
Tyler Clarke |
Christina Petersen |
|
65 |
Tim Saignie |
Kerttu Aho |
|
66 |
Joni Määttä |
Lauren Hunter |
|
67 |
Joseph Hurley |
Sofia Bennani |
Significant losses
Wodland Fest kicks off this weekend, but four prominent athletes will not be there:
❌ Sara Sigmundsdottir - She has not issued a statement, but her coach confirmed that she will focus her efforts on the Rebel Renegade Games in South Africa (May 30 - June 1).
❌ Fabian Beneito - Announced on Instagram that he is retiring to prioritize his personal well-being.
❌ Michal Wesolowski - Revealed that he is facing serious health problems that prevent him from training 60%. Fortunately, he already has a diagnosis and is working on his recovery.
❌ Luis Cuellar - "I'm sorry I can't be competing so close to my home and with my people. It has been a complicated month and my performance has been affected. I've done everything I could to get there, but I have to respect my body."
