CrossFit Games 2025
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The CrossFit Games 2025 are already here and in this article I bring you everything you need to know about the top competition of this sport.
From the new venue to the events and results, here we tell you everything that happened.
City: Albany, New York
Location: MVP Arena and Jennings Landing environs
Official dates: from August 1 to 3, 2025
Leaderboard: Official at games.crossfit.com
The event returns to the east coast of the United States with the promise of a renewed experience for athletes and spectators alike.
Winners 🏆
Men
1.- Jayson Hopper - 787 pts
2.- Ricky Garard - 773 pts
3.- James Sprague - 772 pts
4.- Dallin Pepper - 757 pts
5.- Austin Hatfield - 746 pts
6.- Jay Crouch - 738 pts
7.- Justin Medeiros - 685 pts
8.- Jeffrey Adler - 675 pts
9.- Roman Khrennikov - 660 pts
10.- Tudor Magda - 565 pts
🏆 Hopper is the new Fittest on Earth after winning the CrossFit Games 2025.
📉 In 2023 he didn't even make the cut on the last day. He finished 31st.
📈 In 2024 he was 4th, falling just one place short of the podium.
💥 And this year... he has achieved it all. Consistency, maturity and strategy: the evolution of a true champion.
Ricky Garard was not happy in the interview and publicly complained about the slippery pegboard that caused him to lose many positions.
Sprague third proves that his victory in 2024 was no fluke.
Women
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 902 pts
Lucy Campbell - 720 pts
3.- Olivia Kerstetter - 678 pts
4.- Danielle Brandon - 662 pts
5.- Arielle Loewen - 631 pts
6.- Madeline Sturt - 631 pts
7.- Mirjam Von Rohr - 594 pts
8.- Aimee Cringle - 586 pts
9.- Anikha Greer - 559 pts
10.- Alexis Raptis - 555 pts
Teams
1.- CrossFit Oslo Kriger - 675 pts
2.- CrossFit Mayhem - 660 pts
3.- Camel City CrossFit - 595 pts
Where to watch?
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Individual Events
4 mile run
3000 meters rowing
2 mile run
With a perfect temperature of 14°C in Albany, the first event of the CrossFit Games 2025 kicked off. Ideal conditions for a day that did not disappoint and left memorable performances from the first minute.
The race started with the men taking the lead. From the start, Jeffrey Adler and Ricky Garard set the pace, escorted by Roman Khrennikov and Colin Bosshard. Just 300 meters into the course, a familiar figure burst into the lead: Tia-Clair Toomeywho started in 56th position after a discreet Open, was already running neck and neck with the male leaders.
The Adler-Garard duo quickly pulled away from the rest, opening up a gap of about 30 meters as they ran in sync.
In the women's category, Aimee Cringle, Lucy Campbell and Haley Adams maintained a constant battle for the podium positions.
In the rowing area - which for the first time featured ROGUE machines in a CrossFit Games - Garard was the first to arrive, followed closely by Adler and Khrennikov, who accelerated not to lose contact. Among the women, Toomey was the first to get on the oar.with Cringle on his heels.
The tension mounted as Adler closed the gap on Roman. With just a few seconds to go, the Canadian overtook Khrennikov with authority and never looked back. Adler crossed the finish line aloneRoman was second and Garard third. Roman was second and Garard third.
In the women's category, Tia Clair Toomey wrote history again. Not only did she win with authority, but she confirmed that she is still the woman to beat. Her victory is even more impressive when you remember that she started from the last position.
Tia has earned approximately one third of all events (42) in which he has competed in the CrossFit Games. A living legend of the sport.
1.- Tia Clair Toomey 49:49 / Jeffrey Adler 46:16
2.- Aimee Cringle 50:16 / Roman Khrennikov 46:26
3.- Lucy Campbell 51:36 / Ricky Garard 46:45
4.- Haley Adams 52:02 / Austin Hatfield 47:41
5.- Arielle Loewen 52:16 / Jay Crouch 47:50
For time:
20 wall walks
10 DB shoulder-to-overheads
20 double-under cross-overs
30 toes-to-bars
20 double-under cross-overs
10 DB shoulder-to-overheads
20 double-under cross-overs
30 toes-to-bars
20 double-under cross-overs
10 DB shoulder-to-overheads
Time cap: 10 min
Women: 70 lb 32 kg dumbbell
Men: 100 lb 45 kg dumbbell
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In the first heat, Claudia Gluck was the winner (7:06) followed closely by Anikha Greer.
In the second, Lydia Fish and Lucy McGonigle battled to win the event and it was McGonigle who ended up winning (7:00), improving Gluck's time by 6 seconds.
In the last heat we could already see Toomey wearing the leader's clothing. Brandon and Toomey were leading after the Wall Walks. Brandon came out first in the DB shoulder to overhead and also finished the crossed overs first.
However, Tia did the TTB unbroken and placed first. She also passed the crossed overs in first position and in the DB shoulder to overhead Brandon caught up with her again. Both passed the crossed overs but Tia was a little ahead. In the toes to bar Brandon was forced to rest and Tia did them in 2 sets.
Tia took advantage in the crossed overs and started the DBs first, however Danielle Brandon was faster but the distance Tia took was enough to cross the finish line first and win the event with a time of 6:23. Brandon 6:28 and Cringle 6:38.
33 events won in CrossFit Games.
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 06:23.98
2.- Danielle Brandon - 06:28.63
3.- Aimee Cringle - 06:38.19
4.- Lucy McGonigle - 07:00.19
5.- Lydia Fish - 07:06.76
In the first men's heat, Colten Mertens had problems with the camber and it broke. He had to run for a spare, which caused him to lose important seconds after finishing 26th in the first event.
Olenkowicz won the heat with 6:59 followed by Clements 7:13.
In the second, Medeiros blew the wod and finished in 6:06.81, Pepper second, almost 40 seconds behind. 6:45
In the final heat, Crouch and Garard went head to head, with Ricky taking the heat with a time of 6:06.46. He won the heat and the event.
1.- Ricky Garard - 06:06.46
2.- Justin Medeiros - 06:06.81
3.- Jay Crouch - 06:15.59
4.- Jayson Hopper - 06:33.43
5.- Harry Lightfoot - 06:44.56
4-3-2-1
Pegboard
Squat clean + front squat
Women: 145 lb / 66 kg, 165 lb / 75 kg, 185 lb / 83 kg, 205 lb / 93 kg
Men: 235 lb / 107 kg, 265 lb / 120 kg, 285 lb / 129 kg, 305 lb / 138 kg
In the first Heat, Syria Meha won with a time of 9:41.
In the second, Fee Saghafi took the lead followed by France's Gluck but Saghafi was more efficient on the pegboards taking the heat victory. 8:33
In the last heat the news was that Tia Toomey did not achieve victoryshe was 5th. It seems that she suffered some problem with the pegboard because we saw her do it without supporting her legs. There were rumors that the sweat from previous heats might have affected the grip.
Lydia Fish won the heat with 9:30 but the event win went to Saghafi from the previous heat.
1.- Feeroozeh Saghafi - 8:33
2.- Lydia Fish - 9:30
3.- Syria Meha - 9:41
4.- Olivia Kerstetter - 9:55
5.- Lexi Neely - 10:01
Jack Rozema won the first heat with a time of 6:09, Mertens second with 6:52.
James Sprague was the best in heat 2 with 6:11, followed by Tudor Magda 6:38 and Calum Clements 7:17.
Hopper led the final heat, followed by Adler and Khrennikov. Hopper won and Khrennikov second followed by Medeiros.
1.- Jayson Hopper - 5:34
2.- Roman Khrennikov - 5:38
3.- Harry Lightfoot - 5:41
4.- Justin Medeiros - 5:41
5.- Jay Crouch - 5:53
1.- Jayson Hopper - 260 pts
2.- Jay Crouch - 260 pts
3.- Roman Khrennikov - 256 pts
4.- Ricky Garard - 240 pts
5.- Justin Medeiros - 240 pts
6.- Harry Lightfoot - 240 pts
7.- Jeffrey Adler - 236 pts
8.- James Sprague - 196 pts
9.- Dallin Pepper - 185 pts
10.- Tudor Magda - 170 pts
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 242 pts
2.- Lydia Fish - 236 pts
3.- Lucy Campbell - 236 pts
4.- Madeline Sturt - 192 pts
5.- Aimee Cringle - 191 pts
6.- Danielle Brandon - 186 pts
7.- Arielle Loewen - 185 pts
8.- Mirjam Von Rohr - 182 pts
9.- Feeroozeh Saghafi - 175 pts
10.- Claudia Gluck - 167 pts
5 rounds for time of:
300-m 400 m run
12 deadlifts
100-ft handstand walk
In the final round 150 foot handstand walk
Women: 220 lb / 100 kg
Men: 350 lb / 159 kg
Event with 2 heats of 15 athletes each.
In the first heat Nick Mathew won 18:18 followed by William Leahy 18:42.
In the second, we saw Jayson Hopper wearing the leader's outfit for the first time. However, it was Jay Crouch, second overall with the same points as Hopper, who was leading the race along with Brazilian Kalyan Souza.
In the end, Australian Crouch pulled ahead and started the final handstand walk first, winning the event and the leader's outfit.
Jay Crouch has been TOP 5 in all events played so far.
Second was Kalyan Souza and third was James Sprague.
1.- Jay Crouch - 16:28.57
2.- Kalyan Souza - 16:32.62
3.- James Sprague - 17:01.62
4.- Jayson Hopper - 17:22.91
5.- Austin Hatfield - 17:27.08
In the first women's heat, Grace Walton was the best followed by Brooke Wells.
In the second heat we knew that Tia Toomey would come out determined to win the event, especially after the problems she had in the previous event due to slippery pegboards.
However, Lucy Campbell would not make it easy for her and they went together for most of the event. On the last leg of the race, Campbell came out first and started the deadlifts with enough of an advantage to do the handstand walk with more rest.
Tia chased but was unable to overtake her. Toomey also received a no rep and Haley Adams overtook her. Tia finished third losing the leader's jersey.
Two years ago Lucy was advised to choose another sport, last year she had wrist surgery again and now she will wear the CrossFit Games 2025 leader.
1.- Lucy Campbell - 16:33.05
2.- Haley Adams - 17:01.34
3.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 17:37.63
4.- Olivia Kerstetter - 17:49.24
5.- Grace Walton - 18:00.39
1 RM Back Squat
In the first heat Olenkowicz won by lifting 500 lbs. Jorge Fernandez attempted 505 but failed.
In the second, Colten Mertens lifted smoothly 535, 555 and 570 lbs, winning the heat. Next best was Nick Mathew at 555 lbs who struggled.
Justin Medeiros won the third heat at 505 lbs.
1.- Colten Mertens - 570 lbs.
Nick Mathew - 555 lbs.
Austin Hatfield - 515 lbs.
Jack Rozema - 515 lbs.
5.- Justin Medeiros - 505 lbs.
Scotland's Jennifer Muir was the best in the first heat with 355 lbs.
In the second, Anikha Greer was the best at the same weight as Muir 355 lbs, however, she seemed to lift it easily.
Swiss Mirjam Von Rohr, winner of OPEN 2025, wins the event with 360 lb 163 kg.
In the interview he has said that his RM is 365 lb 165 kg.
1.- Mirjam Von Rohr - 360 lbs.
2.- Anikha Greer - 355 lbs.
Jennifer Muir - 355 lbs.
4.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 335 lb.
Brooke Wells - 330 lbs.
Tia Clair Toomey regains the first position.
For time with a vest:
35-calorie ski erg
28 chest-to-bar pull-ups
24 burpee box jump-overs
Women: 16-lb vest
Men: 22-lb vest
Newman was the best in the first heat and Clements 3:17.41 in the second.
In the last, Sprague led this first part by beating Clements' time.
1.- James Sprague - 3:10.72
2.- Ricky Garard - 3:14.21
3.- Calum Clements - 3:17.41
4.- Dallin Pepper - 3:17.56
5.- Austin Hatfield - 3:17.81
On the women's side, Lucy McGonigle set the fastest time in heat 2 with 3:55.56.
In the final heat, Campbell, Loewen, Kerstetter and Toomey battled in the burpees for the first 100 points. In the end it was Loewen who won followed by Toomey and Campbell.
1.- Arielle Loewen - 3:52.00
Lucy McGonigle - 3:55.56
3.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 3:56.12
4.- Danielle Brandon - 3:58.11
5.- Lucy Campbell - 4:00.11
(starting 7 minutes after IE6)
For time:
35-calorie C2 bike
28 bar muscle-ups
24 burpee box jump-overs
Women: 20-inch box
Men: 24-inch box
Fiebig was the fastest in the first heat and Newman, who had won the first part, was last.
The best was Mertens, Clements who had given his all in the first half, managed to be 5th.
In the last heat, Ricky Garard improved Mertens' time and won the event.
1.- Ricky Garard - 4:17.54
2.- Colten Mertens - 4:27.63
3.- James Sprague - 4:38.85
4.- Roman Khrennikov - 4:39.20
5.- Chris Ibarra - 4:39.74
Lucy Campbell won, followed by Toomey so she could not cut many points overall.
1.- Lucy Campbell - 5:09.60
2.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 5:26.50
3.- Claudia Gluck - 5:27.14
4.- Abigail Domit - 5:33.50
5.- Aimee Cringle - 5:39.63
1.- Jayson Hopper - 539 pts
2.- Ricky Garard - 529 pts
3.- James Sprague - 516 pts
4.- Justin Medeiros - 508 pts
5.- Jay Crouch - 506 pts
6.- Dallin Pepper - 501 pts
7.- Roman Khrennikov - 498 pts
8.- Austin Hatfield - 482 pts
9.- Jeffrey Adler - 471 pts
10.- Harry Lightfoot - 421 pts
11.- Colten Mertens - 395 pts
12.- Calum Clements - 329 pts
🔼 Featured uploads:
- Ricky Garard: up from position 9 to 2winning 196 points (from 333 to 529). This is the most striking change.
- James Sprague: from 6th to 3rd (from 424 to 516 pts).
- Roman Khrennikov: up from position 9 to 7with +88 points (from 410 to 498).
- Austin Hatfield: ascites of the 8th to 8thbut wins 60 points (from 422 to 482).
🔽 Significant decreases
- Jay Crouch: low of the 2nd to 5thdespite the addition of 56 points (from 450 to 506), was surpassed by others.
- Dallin Pepper: low of the 5th to 6thalthough it also improved its score (+76 pts).
- Kalyan Souzadisappears from the top 13 (he was 13th).
- Tudor Magdaalso drops out of the top 13 (he was 12th).
🆕 Inputs:
- Calum Clements and Ty Jenkins enter the top 13 occupying the following positions 12th and 13th respectively.
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 610 pts
2.- Lucy Campbell - 541 pts
3.- Arielle Loewen - 456 pts
4.- Mirjam Von Rohr - 448 pts
5.- Aimee Cringle - 447 pts
6.- Madeline Sturt - 443 pts
7.- Olivia Kerstetter - 426 pts
8.- Claudia Gluck - 422 pts
9.- Danielle Brandon - 402 pts
10.- Lucy McGonigle - 376 pts
11.- Anikha Greer - 369 pts
12.- Lydia Fish - 368 pts
13.- Abigail Domit - 364
🔼 Highlights of the climbs:
- Arielle Loewen: up from position 8 to 3 (+180 pts → from 276 to 456). Great comeback.
- Aimee Cringle: up from 7th to 5thwinning 152 pts (from 295 to 447).
- Claudia Gluck: from 12th to 8th with +156 pts (from 266 to 422).
- Danielle Brandon: up from 13th to 9th (+144 pts, from 258 to 402).
🔽 Significant decreases:
- Madeline Sturt: low of the 3rd to 6thdespite improving its score (+111 pts).
- Olivia Kerstetter: falls from the 5th to 7thalthough it adds up to 104 pts.
- Anikha Greer: low of the 9th to 11thearning only 94 pts.
- Lydia Fish: descends from the 6th to 12thdespite totaling 63 pts.
🆕 New entries in the top 13:
- Lucy McGonigle (10th) and Abigail Domit (13th) enter the table.
❌ Top 13 exits:
- Grace Walton and Brooke Wells no longer appear in the top 13.
50/40 calories on the Echo bike
100-foot yoke carry
30 deficit handstand push-ups
100-foot yoke carry
50/40 calories on the Echo bike
Time cap: 15 minutes
Men: 565 lb (256.3 kg), 12 in (30.5 cm) deficit
Women: 385 lb (174.6 kg), 10.5 inch (26.7 cm) deficit
It is a WOD of pacing and muscular endurance in the upper body.
The focus is on the HSPU with deficitthat have caused many time capsespecially in the women's heat 1.
Controversy by the difficulty of the movement in the context of several accumulated events.
It looks like a deliberate test of the "fittest on earth"not designed for everyone to finish.
In the first heat Christina Livaditakis 12:00.52 was the best. 4 athletes could not finish it.
In the second, Abbie Domit started strong but it was Australia's Grace Walton who ended up leading the event and won it 9:32.20, beating the previous best by almost 2 and a half minutes. Raptis was second 10:03.48 and Wells third 10:12.38. Hatie Kanyo was the only one who could not complete the wod.
In the final round, 7 of the 10 female participants came from outside the United States and Canada.
Cringle and Kerstetter were the first to reach the hspu deficit. Tia did the first set of 8 reps but then started doing sets of 4. She finished the 30 with a huge lead and came to the echo bike with 3 minutes to go to beat Grace Walton's time. She finally crossed the finish line 40 seconds faster than the previous mark. 8:51.66
44 events won by the Australian
"That deficit wasn't as deep as what I usually train with. I usually train with more of a deficit than the men do. That's how you get faster, cleaner reps. We train to be ready when we get to competition."
In addition, Tia talked about how she stays motivated:
"It's about surrounding yourself with people who tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear. I have an amazing team. I also do other sports, and while it's been interesting to try HYROX, I don't recommend spending the year doing another discipline and then preparing for the Gamess in just 4 weeks. I don't think I'd do it again."
England's Cringle was second with 10:08.00 and McGonigle, who trains with Toomey, was third with a time of 10:19.20.
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 8:51.66
2.- Grace Walton - 9:32.20
3.- Alexis Raptis - 10:03.48
4.- Aimee Cringle - 10:08.00
5.- Brooke Wells - 10:12.38
On the men's side, Zenoni was the best in the first heat 9:22.79.
In the second heat, Tudor Magda improved Zenoni's time and set a time to beat of 8:27.34.
In the last heat, Hatfield pulled away and 6 athletes made it to the final Echo Bike in a very exciting race. Hatfield won with Hopper second and Garard third.
1.- Austin Hatfield - 8:16.43
2.- Jayson Hopper - 8:26.17
3.- Tudor Magda - 8:27.34
4.- Ricky Garard - 8:33.19
5.- Jay Crouch - 8:38.88
IE9
5 rounds for time of:
200-foot / 60 m run
6 snatches
Women: 105 lb / 47 kg
Men: 155 lb / 70 kg
In heat 1, Scotland's Jennifer Muir clocked the first fastest time with 2:48.91.
In heat 2, Abigail Domit was the fastest with 2:40.39.
In 3, Mirjam Von Rohr came out very strong in the race, however Tia was the first to finish the first set. From there Toomey did not let go of the top position. She was followed by Brandon and Sturt.
45 events won for Tia and 4 in these Games.
1.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 2:37.83
2.- Abigail Domit - 2:40.39
3.- Danielle Brandon - 2:42.32
4.- Jennifer Muir - 2:48.91
5.- Olivia Kerstetter - 2:50.00
Newman gave it his all in heat 1, but when he reached the last bar he went flat and missed a lift, forcing him to rest. Mathew and Koski did not make that mistake and managed to overtake him.
Tudor Magda was the best in heat 2.
A lot of tension in the last Heat as anything could happen. Garard started strong but gradually faded, Hatfield led followed by Hopper and Sprague. Hopper had 2 no reps and finished 7th in the Heat and in the event.
1.- Austin Hatfield - 2:35.00
2.- Tudor Magda - 2:36.02
3.- Dallin Pepper - 2:39.98
4.- Jack Rozema - 2:42.30
5.- James Sprague - 2:42.78
For time:
9/15/21 thrusters
3/5/7 rope climbs
Then,
100-foot overhead walking lunge
Women: 95 lb / 43.0 kg
Men: 135 lb / 61 kg
There are no cuts so all athletes participated in the final.
In the first women's heat, Livaditakis took the win.
Anikha Greer won the second 9:48.58 and Brooke Wells received an emotional tribute at the finish. They broadcasted some images of her race and her family went up with her to celebrate.
In the last heat, Kerstetter took the lead followed by Toomey and Brandon. If she maintained that performance, she could sneak onto the podium. Kerstetter won the Games twice as a teen. Brandon was second, finishing with a good taste in his mouth on the last day (8th, 3rd and 2nd).
Lucy Campbell finished 4th, securing second place on the podium.
1.- Olivia Kerstetter - 09:00.75
2.- Danielle Brandon - 09:13.77
3.- Tia-Clair Toomey - 09:46.38
4.- Anikha Greer - 09:48.58
5.- Lucy Campbell - 09:54.16
On the men's side, only 2 men were able to finish the event in the first Heat. Jonne Koski and Enrico Zenoni. 9:37 and 9:47 respectively.
In the second Chris Ibarra was the first to make sub 9 with 8;47.22.
In the last heat, Jayson Hopper was depending on himself to take Fittest On Earth for the first time. The American was leading closely followed by Sprague. Sprague overtook him in the walking lunges but Hopper gave it back to him, Hopper rested and Sprague overtook him and got the first position. Hopper second, crosses the finish line smiling because he knows he becomes the Fittest On Earth 2025.
1.- Justin Medeiros - 07:53.42
2.- James Sprague - 07:53.90
3.- Jayson Hopper - 07:57.48
4.- Roman Khrennikov - 08:09.43
5.- Ricky Garard - 08:14.05
The number of individual athletes is reduced from 40 to 30.
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Man |
Woman |
Qualifying Event |
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Austin Hatfield 🇺🇸 |
Feeroozeh Saghafi 🇺🇸 |
Mayhem Classic |
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Henrique Moreira 🇧🇷 |
Maria Quintero 🇨🇴 |
South Cup |
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Roman Khrennikov 🇷🇺 |
Lucy Campbell 🇬🇧 |
Wodland Fest |
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Bronisław Olenkowicz 🇵🇱 |
Claudia Gluck 🇫🇷 |
French Throwdown |
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Nick Mathew 🇺🇸 |
Olivia Kerstetter 🇺🇸 |
TFX Invitational |
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Jeffrey Adler 🇨🇦 |
Syria Meha 🇦🇱 |
Online Semifinal |
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Peter Ellis 🇦🇺 |
Tia-Clair Toomey 🇦🇺 |
Torian Pro |
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Mariana Meza 🇲🇽 |
Far East Throwdown |
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Toby Buckland 🇬🇧 |
Christina Livaditakis 🇿🇼 |
Rebel Renegade Games |
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Ty Jenkins 🇺🇸 |
Brooke Wells 🇺🇸 |
Syndicate Crown |
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William Leahy 🇺🇸 |
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Northen California Classic |
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Jonne Koski 🇫🇮 |
Lydia Fish 🇺🇸 |
Last Chance Qualifier |
* Lucy McGonigle qualified for French Throwdown but her online place goes to Jennifer Muir.
Team events
For time:
4-mile run
3K row
2-mile run
The result will be the sum of the time taken by each member to finish the course.
1.- CrossFit Oslo Kriger - 3:33:32
2.- Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD - 3:35:58
3.- Camel City CrossFit - 3:37:30
4.- 8th Day CrossFit - 3:39:05
5.- CrossFit Invictus - 3:39:41
For time in MF/MF pairs, each pair completes:
15 wall walks
75 synchro double-unders
30 synchro toes-to-bars
75 synchro double-unders
30 synchro toes-to-bars
Then,
30 Worm cleans
In FF/MM pairs, complete:
Max pegboard climbs in 5 minutes (TE03)
Max-reps lifting complex in 5 minutes (TE04)
1.- Camel City CrossFit - 340 pts
2.- CrossFit Butcher's Lab Vanløse - 325 pts
3.- CrossFit Mayhem - 320 pts
4.- CrossFit Oslo Kriger - 310 pts
5.- CrossFit PRVN - 255 pts
For time in FF/MM pairs:
3 rounds of:
40 synchro chest-to-bar pull-ups (Completed in alternating sets of 10)
10 Worm clean over-and-backs
Then, 3 rounds of:
28 synchro bar muscle-ups (Completed in alternating sets of 7)
7 Worm clean over-and-backs
1.- CrossFit Oslo Kriger - 15:56.30
2.- CrossFit Butcher's Lab Vanløse - 16:20.21
3.- CrossFit Franco's EMOM Co - 16:30.56
4.- CrossFit 1124 - 16:59.45
5.- CrossFit Mayhem - 17:02.45
1 RM Back Squat
1.- CrossFit Undivided - 1690 lb.
2.- CrossFit 1124 - 1630 lb.
3.- CrossFit Body Blueprint Conquer - 1615 lb.
4.- CrossFit Le Repere Mayhem - 1575 lb.
5.- CrossFit Hendersonville Mayhem - 1570 lb.
For time:
100-foot handstand walk, each
30 deadlifts (805 lb)
30/25 calories on the Echo bike (M/F Pair 1)
30 wall-facing strict handstand push-ups (M/F Pair 2)
30/25 calories on the Echo bike (M/F Pair 2)
30 wall-facing strict handstand push-ups (M/F Pair 1)
30 deadlifts (805 lb)
100-foot handstand walk, each
The number of qualified teams has been reduced to 20.
The teams qualified directly through the Online Semifinal.
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Team |
Country |
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CrossFit Hendersonville Mayhem |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit Oslo Kriger |
🇳🇴 |
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CrossFit 1124 |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit Mayhem |
🇺🇸 |
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021 CrossFit |
🇦🇷 |
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CrossFit Body Blueprint Conquer |
🇺🇸 |
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Blueprint CrossFit Team AOD |
🇬🇧 |
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CrossFit Invictus |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit 4 Friends Smart |
🇪🇸 |
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CrossFit Butcher's Lab Vanløse |
🇩🇰 |
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CrossFit Prestanda |
🇸🇪 |
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CrossFit Franco's EMOM Co |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit Greater Heights Overtake |
🇺🇸 |
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TTT CrossFit |
🇺🇸 |
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Camp Rhino CrossFit Dawgs |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit PRVN |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit Undivided |
🇺🇸 |
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CrossFit Le Repere Mayhem |
🇨🇦 |
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8th Day CrossFit |
🇺🇸 |
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Camel City CrossFit |
🇺🇸 |
🏋️ Format and news
CrossFit has introduced several changes in the classification process this season, eliminating the traditional regional face-to-face semifinals and opting for a hybrid system:
- Online Semifinals (In-Affiliate Semifinals): athletes competed from their boxes under supervision.
- Qualifying face-to-face events: such as the Mayhem Classic, Copa Sur, Wodland Fest, French Throwdown, TFX Invitational...
- Last Chance Qualifier: scheduled for June, will be the last chance to earn a spot in the Games.
Another important new feature is that fans will be able to participate in some events The event is recreational, such as Event 1 ("Run. Row. Run."), which adds an unprecedented participatory dimension.
