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Invictus Boston Summer Throwdown 2024

Online / Virtual Competition
July 16, 2024 – August 4, 2024
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About This Competition

 

The Invictus Boston Summer Throwdown is a 3 week Open-style competition available only to active Boston area members. Each week will have a new workout announced on Tuesday, programmed for class on Wednesday, and due by 8PM ET Sunday night. There will be three divisions, Open, Scaled, and Masters, with a final event in September for the top finishers in each category.

 

Dates

  • Workout 1
    • Released Tuesday, July 16th
    • Scores due Sunday, July 21st, 8PM ET
  • Workout 2
    • Released Tuesday, July 23rd
    • Scores due Sunday, July 28th, 8PM ET
  • Workout 3
    • Released Tuesday, July 30th
    • Scores due Sunday, August 4th, 8PM ET

 

Standards For RX and Masters Athletes:

All Rx athletes should be able to perform the following movements with proficiency:

Toes To Bar
Double Unders & Crossover Singles
C2B Pull-Ups
Wallballs (20/14#)
Handle a barbell 155#/105# for most clean movements
Handle a dumbbell for basic movements 50/35#

The Scaled Division:

The scaled division will include no advanced movements or heavy barbells. All movements featured in the scaled division can be performed by members who regularly attend classes.


The Masters Division:

The masters division is for all members 40+ who can regularly complete class workouts at the Rx weight and movements. Masters 50+ will compete in the same division, but receive scaling on weights and movements similar to the Open. Masters who wish to participate in the scaled division will participate with all ages.


Should I do Rx or scaled?

If you can perform most class workouts programmed at the Rx weights and movements, you are a strong candidate for Rx. 
If you can perform 60-70% of class workouts at the Rx weights and movements, you should strongly consider competing in the Rx division. 
If you typically scale the class workouts, the scaled division is a good option for you.
If you are new to Invictus Boston or are hesitant to compete in the Rx division, the scaled division is a great option for you.

Source: Competition Corner

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Divisions

Masters 40+ - Female
Female · Individual
Masters 40+ - Male
Male · Individual
Open/RX - Female
Female · Individual
Open/RX - Male
Male · Individual
Scaled - Female
Female · Individual
Scaled - Male
Male · Individual

Top Results

Top 5 finishers per division. View full results →

Male
Masters 40+ - Male Male
# Athlete Points
1 Henry Yglesias 3
2 Ted Ashburn 10
3 Alex Howard 12
4 Michael Shirer 19
5 Bern Prince 22
Open/RX - Male Male
# Athlete Points
1 Samuel Carmola 7
2 Kyle Sminkey 15
3 Hunter Brayton 15
4 Nic Galat 16
5 Taylor Majewski 20
Scaled - Male Male
# Athlete Points
1 Tashbib Khan 8
2 Luke Amen 11
3 Webster Pilcher 12
4 Yohei Sugimoto 13
5 Aldrin Pineda 13
Female
Masters 40+ - Female Female
# Athlete Points
1 Stacy Cuffe 4
2 Nyla Saleh 6
3 Sarah Pierson 8
Open/RX - Female Female
# Athlete Points
1 Cheryl Xiang 10
2 Antonia Susnjar 12
3 Samantha Howard 13
4 Beth Collinson 14
5 Tayisha Examond 16
Scaled - Female Female
# Athlete Points
1 Anna Staton 6
2 Stephanie Reed 9
3 Heather Young 13
4 Lauren Flynn 16
5 Jennifer Gettings 19

Workouts

RX
For Time:
40/32 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpee Pull-Ups
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpee Pull-Ups
10/8 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpee Pull-Ups
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpee Pull-Ups
40/32 Cal Echo Bike
 *Time Cap: 20:00

SCALED
For Time:
30/24 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpees To Target
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpees To Target
10/8 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpees To Target
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpees To Target
30/24 Cal Echo Bike
*Time Cap: 20:00

MASTERS 50+
For Time:
30/24 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpee Pull-Ups
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpee Pull-Ups
10/8 Cal Echo Bike
10 Burpee Pull-Ups
20/16 Cal Echo Bike
15 Burpee Pull-Ups
30/24 Cal Echo Bike
*Time Cap: 20:00

Bike Standards:
Competitors should opt to use an Echo Bike. If class is full and they have to use an assault bike they need to up the calories to the following to maintain the same difficulty.


RX
47/37 Calories
24/19 Calories
12/10 Calories


Scaled/Masters 50+
35/28 Calories
24/19 Calories
12/10 Calories

Competitors must reset their monitors for each set of calories on the bike. The bike can be anywhere in relation to the pull-up bar. Athletes must hit the calorie target before getting off the bike.

 
Burpee Pull-Ups:
The pull-up bar must be out of reach when the athlete stands under the bar with their arms straight over head. 
Athletes start the rep by descending into the burpee and must touch their chest and thighs to the ground at the bottom of the burpee rep. They can jump right into the pull-up out of the burpee or jump to the bar and kip to the top of the pull-up. The athlete must bring their chin over the bar for the pull-up to count. 


Burpee To Target:
The pull-up bar must be out of reach when the athlete stands under the bar with their arms straight over head. Athletes start the rep by descending into the burpee and must touch their chest and thighs to the ground at the bottom of the burpee rep. Athletes complete the rep by touching the bar with both hands at the same time. Any part of the hand can touch the bar.

RX
9 Minute AMRAP
+3 Hang Power Snatch (95/65lbs)
+3 Overhead Squats
30 Double Unders
*Add 3 reps to the Hang Power Snatch and Overhead Squat every round (3/3/30, 6/6/30, 9/9/30, etc…)

Scaled/Masters 50+
9 Minute AMRAP
+3 Hang Power Snatch (75/55lbs)
+3 Overhead Squats
50 Single Unders
*Add 3 reps to the Hang Power Snatch and Overhead Squat every round (3/3/50, 6/6/50, 9/9/50, etc…)


Hang Power Snatch Standards
The athlete must deadlift the bar to the hips first before descending into the hang position for the first hang power snatch. The bar must descend below the hip for the hang portion of the lift. It doesn't need to go all the way to the knee. The rep is complete at full hip, knee and arm extension with the bar over the middle of the foot. If they break up the set, they have to deadlift the bar back to the hip to initiate the next rep. Hang muscle snatches are also allowed.


Overhead Squat Standards
The athlete can start their first overhead squat from the finishing position of their last hang power snatch. They must descend to hips below parallel with control of the bar in the overhead position. The rep is complete at full hip, knee and arm extension with the bar over the middle of the foot. Each rep must start at the top position, they can not squat snatch into the rep.

Jump Rope Standards
The rope passes under the feet twice during a single jump.
For scaled divisions, the rope passes under the feet once for each jump. The rope must spin forward.

Rounds, Rep Scheme, and Total Reps Completed After Finishing That Round
RX
1 - 3/3/30 - 36 
2 - 6/6/30 - 78
3 - 9/9/30 - 126
4 - 12/12/30 - 180
5 - 15/15/30 - 240
6 - 18/18/30 - 306
7 - 21/21/30 - 378


Scaled & Masters
1 - 3/3/50 - 56
2 - 6/6/50 - 118
3 - 9/9/50 - 186
4 - 12/12/50 - 260
5 - 15/15/50 - 340
6 - 18/18/50 - 426
7 - 21/21/50 - 518

RX
6 Minute AMRAP
Buy-In: 1000/800M Row
Into as many rounds as possible in the remaining time…
-8 Alternating Goblet Reverse Lunges (70/53lbs) (4/Side)
-6 Toes-2-Bar

~Rest 2 minutes and repeat starting with the 1000/800M Row buy-in. Pick up where you left off on the AMRAP.


Scaled/Masters 50+
6 Minute AMRAP
Buy-In: 850/650M Row
Into as many rounds as possible in the remaining time…
-8 Alternating Goblet Reverse Lunges (53/35lbs) (4/Side)
-6 Hanging Knee Raises

~Rest 2 minutes and repeat starting with the 850/650M Row buy-in. Pick up where you left off on the AMRAP.

Row Standards
Athletes started seated on the rower with hands off of the handles.
Athletes cannot get off the rower until they have hit their designated row distance.
Athletes must reset the rower monitor in between row buy-ins.


Goblet Reverse Lunges
The athletes begin standing with the kettlebell in the goblet position.
For the goblet position, the kettlebell has to be in front of the body, above the waist, and not resting on the shoulders. They can use any hand position to hold the kettlebell they like as long as it meets these criteria.
Athletes step back into the reverse lunge and touch their knee to the ground. They cannot rest the kettlebell on their knee at the bottom of the lunge.
They must stand tall with full hip and knee extension to complete the rep.
Athletes alternate legs on the lunges.


Toes-To-Bar
Athletes start the rep with their arms fully extended.
Their feet must pass behind the plane of the bar before ascending. 
Their toes must touch the bar together for the rep to count.
A bend of the legs and kick to get the toes to the bar is allowed.

Hanging Knee Raises
Athletes start the rep with their arms fully extended.
Their feet must pass behind the plane of the bar before ascending. 
Their knees must rise higher than hip level for the rep to count.
Kipping is allowed.

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Event Details

Date
July 16, 2024 – August 4, 2024
Location
Online / Virtual
Format
Individual
Type
CrossFit
Registration
Opens: Jun 19, 2024
Closes: Jul 21, 2024
Source
Competition Corner

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