Last weekend Telluride CrossFit sent a dozen of our athletes to Durango CrossFit to compete in a competition called Battle of the Sexes. Teams of 4 girls or 4 guys were put to the test in three different events. The first event was a chipper of 400 squats, 300 push-ups, 200 pull-ups and 100 burpees with only one athlete working at a time. The next workout was a 1 mile run as a team with all of the teams running at the same time. The third and final event was a 10 minute AMRAP of 40 meter sled pull (260 pounds for men and 185 for women). As the competition moved into the final workout our 3 teams were ranked 1st, 2nd, and 4th out of 20 teams from Colorado and New Mexico. In the end, the mens team of Kevin Jones, Chris Chase, Chris Norton and Ryan Fliss took 1st place overall and proved that men are superior.
Saturday, August 30, 2014
2014 Battle of the Sexes CrossFit Competition in Durango Colorado
Last weekend Telluride CrossFit sent a dozen of our athletes to Durango CrossFit to compete in a competition called Battle of the Sexes. Teams of 4 girls or 4 guys were put to the test in three different events. The first event was a chipper of 400 squats, 300 push-ups, 200 pull-ups and 100 burpees with only one athlete working at a time. The next workout was a 1 mile run as a team with all of the teams running at the same time. The third and final event was a 10 minute AMRAP of 40 meter sled pull (260 pounds for men and 185 for women). As the competition moved into the final workout our 3 teams were ranked 1st, 2nd, and 4th out of 20 teams from Colorado and New Mexico. In the end, the mens team of Kevin Jones, Chris Chase, Chris Norton and Ryan Fliss took 1st place overall and proved that men are superior.
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