Relentless Rookie Rumble 2025
About This Competition
Relentless Rookie Rumble 2025
Get ready for the second annual Relentless Rookie Rumble! This competition is designed specifically for athletes who are still relatively new to the competitive scene, having participated in three or fewer competitions previously.
If you find yourself consistently scaling most of your gym's programming but occasionally surprise yourself by hitting workouts RX, then this is the perfect event for you to test your fitness in a supportive and exciting environment!
Date: Saturday, September 13, 2025
Registration Details
The cost to compete in the Relentless Rookie Rumble is $100. Take advantage of our early bird discount and register for just $75 until July 31st! Each athlete who registers will receive an exclusive competition shirt and a personalized nameboard.
Registration officially goes live on July 1st. Want to get a head start? Message us directly, and we'll send you a special pre-registration code!
The Workouts
You'll be challenged with four total workouts throughout the day. While the full workouts are still being finalized (coming early June), here's a sneak peek at some of the movements you can expect to see:
Movements to be Prepared For:
- Weightlifting:
- Deadlifts (up to 185 lbs for men / 125 lbs for women)
- Clean & Jerks (up to 135 lbs for men / 95 lbs for women)
- Snatch (up to 95 lbs for men / 65 lbs for women)
- Kettlebell Swings (53 lbs for men / 35 lbs for women)
- Dumbbell Movements (e.g., Snatches, Cleans, Thrusters - 40 lbs for men / 25 lbs for women per dumbbell)
- Gymnastics/Bodyweight:
- Box Step-ups (24" for men / 20" for women)
- Wall Balls (20 lbs to 10 ft target for men / 14 lbs to 9 ft target for women)
- Push-ups
- Sit-ups
- Burpees
- Monostructural:
- Rowing
- Bike Erg
- Ski Erg
- Running
- Single Unders
Rookie Rumble Practice Day!
Want to get a feel for the competition and clear up any nerves? Join us for our Rookie Rumble Practice Day! This is your chance to familiarize yourself with the event format. We'll run through the different workouts, go over movement standards, discuss strategies for approaching each event, and talk about how to prepare between workouts to maximize your performance.
Date: Saturday, August 23rd
Time: 10:00 AM
Admission:
- Free entry for all athletes already signed up for the Relentless Rookie Rumble!
- If you're still considering signing up for the competition, you can attend for a $10 drop-in fee. Please reserve your spot for the practice day by emailing robert@relentlesssc.com
Get ready to rumble! We can't wait to see you on the competition floor!
Partner with the Relentless Rookie Rumble!
Are you a business looking to connect with a passionate and growing community? The Relentless Rookie Rumble offers unique sponsorship opportunities to elevate your brand's visibility and show your commitment to local fitness!
Partnering with us means direct exposure to an engaged audience, positive brand association, and tangible community goodwill. We have various sponsorship levels and are also grateful for product or in-kind donations.
Interested in making a real impact? Contact us at robert@relentlesssc.com to learn more!
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| # | Athlete | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Matthew Rojas | 6 |
| 2 | mike keough | 7 |
| 3 | Andrew Ullaguari | 16 |
| 4 | David Wilson | 17 |
| 5 | Reed Vennel | 20 |
| # | Athlete | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Giselle Gomez | 4 |
| 2 | Kylli Spotts | 12 |
| 3 | Maria Rodriguez | 17 |
| 4 | Monisha Prakash | 22 |
| 5 | Margaret Gunn | 24 |
Workouts
Workout 1: I Hate Curtis P
AMRAP 10
- 3 Curtis P*
- 30 Single Unders
Score: Total rounds + reps completed
Movement Standards
- Curtis P*: A Curtis P consists of one Power Clean + two Alternating Forward Lunges (one per leg) + one Shoulder-to-Overhead (press, push press, or jerk).
- Single Unders: The rope must pass once under your feet for each jump. Double Unders will not count.
Workout Flow & Weights
You will start with two barbells at your station. Athletes are responsible for providing their own jump rope.
At the call of "3, 2, 1... Go!", you will begin:
- Complete 3 Curtis P reps at 75 lbs (men) / 55 lbs (women), followed by 30 Single Unders.
- Repeat this pairing for a second round.
- After completing the second round, you will add weight to your bar to reach 95 lbs (men) / 65 lbs (women) before continuing. Athletes must change the weight and secure with clips themselves.
- Complete two more rounds (Rounds 3 & 4) at this weight.
- After completing the fourth round, you will move to the second barbell at your station, which is pre-loaded with 115 lbs (men) / 75 lbs (women), before completing two more rounds (Rounds 5 & 6).
- After completing the sixth round, you will add weight to the second bar to reach the final weight of 135 lbs (men) / 85 lbs (women).
- Complete as many rounds and reps as possible at this final weight for the remainder of the 10-minute AMRAP.
Your score will be the total number of rounds and reps completed within the 10-minute time cap.
Workout 2: Lift, Leap, Lament
Part 1: Three Rep Thruster
- Workout: Find your heaviest 3-Rep Thruster from the Rack
- Time Window: 8 Minutes
Part 2: Max Hurdle Facing Burpees
- Workout: Max Burpees Over Hurdle
- Time Window: 2 Minutes (Immediately following the 8-minute Thruster window)
Overall Score: Your combined rank from Part 1 (Heaviest Thruster) and Part 2 (Most Burpee Reps). The athlete with the lowest total rank wins the workout.
Movement Standards
- Thruster:
- The movement begins with the barbell in the front rack position.
- A full squat must be achieved, with the hip crease clearly breaking below the top of the knee.
- From the bottom of the squat, the athlete must move the barbell to a fully locked-out overhead position in one continuous movement. No Push Jerk.
- At the top, the barbell must be locked out directly overhead, with the hips, knees, and shoulders in full extension (in line).
- The barbell will start from a squat rack at the beginning of each attempt.
- Athletes may use the rack to re-rack the barbell between attempts, but not between reps of a single set of three.
- All three repetitions must be performed unbroken. This means the athlete cannot re-rack the barbell nor drop the barbell between reps within the set of three.
- Any re-racking/dropping will invalidate that specific attempt.
- Burpee Over Hurdle:
- The burpee begins with the athlete standing. At the bottom, the chest and hips must touch the ground.
- The athlete must then stand up and jump over a designated hurdle approximately 6 inches high.
- The jump must be a two-foot take-off and two-foot landing. Stepping over is not permitted.
- The rep is counted when both feet have landed on the other side of the hurdle.
Workout Flow & Strategy
- You will have an 8-minute window to establish your heaviest 3-Rep Thruster.
- You may take as many attempts as you wish within this 8-minute window. Athletes are responsible for loading and unloading their own barbells. Ensure clips are always used.
- Work with your judge to clearly state your intended weight before each attempt.
- Immediately after the 8-minute thruster window concludes, a 2-minute timer will begin for the Max Burpees Over Hurdle. You will transition directly to the burpee station.
- Your judge will count your completed burpee repetitions within this 2-minute window.
Workout 3: Fall Brawl Remix
For Time: (10 Minute Time Cap)
Your score will be the total time to completion. If you do not complete the workout within the 10-minute time cap, your score will be 10:00 (the time cap) plus a 1-second penalty for each uncompleted repetition.
- 40 Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pulls (53 lbs Men / 35 lbs Women)
- 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches (40 lbs Men / 25 lbs Women)
- 20 Box Step-Overs (holding Dumbbell, 24" Box Men / 20" Box Women)
- 5 Wall Walks
- 20 Box Step-Overs (holding Dumbbell)
- 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches (40 lbs Men / 25 lbs Women)
- 40 Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pulls (53 lbs Men / 35 lbs Women)
Movement Standards
- Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pull (KB SDLHP):
- The kettlebell must start on the ground between the feet.
- The hips and knees must extend fully, pulling the kettlebell from the floor.
- At the top of the rep, the handle of the kettlebell must be at or above the collarbone.
- The hips and knees must be fully extended at the top.
- Alternating Dumbbell Snatch:
- Both heads of the dumbbell must start on the ground for each rep.
- The dumbbell must be moved from the ground to the overhead position in one continuous motion.
- The rep is counted when the dumbbell is locked out overhead with the arm, hips, and knees fully extended.
- The dumbbell must alternate hands after each successful rep.
- The athlete's free hand cannot assist the movement at any point.
- Box Step-Over (holding Dumbbell):
- The athlete must stand on one side of the box with the dumbbell held in any position (e.g., in one hand, both hands, front rack, overhead).
- Both feet must make contact with the top of the box.
- The rep is credited when both feet are on the other side of the box. You may step down or jump down.
- No jumping over the box is permitted.
- Wall Walk:
- The athlete starts lying on the ground with their chest and thighs touching the floor.
- The athlete walks their feet up the wall and their hands on the floor. Their feet must be on the wall prior to their hands starting to walk on the floor, and remain on the wall until their hands walk past the marked distance and back to the starting line.
- For men, hands must start at 60 inches from the wall. They walk their hands towards the wall until their hands reach or cross a designated line at 40 inches from the wall. The entire hand (including fingertips) must be on or past this line.
- For women, hands must start at 55 inches from the wall. They walk their hands towards the wall until their hands reach or cross a designated line at 40 inches from the wall. The entire hand (including fingertips) must be on or past this line.
Workout Flow & Setup
- Your station will have a kettlebell, a dumbbell, and a box.
- At the call of "3, 2, 1... Go!", you will begin with the 40 Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pulls.
- Upon completion of the Kettlebell SDLHPs, move directly to the 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches, then the 20 Box Step-Overs, and finally the 5 Wall Walks.
- After completing the 5 Wall Walks, you will immediately reverse the order, going back through 20 Box Step-Overs, 30 Alternating Dumbbell Snatches, and finally the 40 Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pulls.
- Your time stops when the final Kettlebell Sumo Deadlift High Pull is completed. If the 10-minute time cap is reached, your score will be determined by the penalty system described above.
Floater Workout: Pull!!!
For Time: (3 Minute Time Cap)
- 20 / 15 Calorie Ski Erg (Men / Women)
- 50-Foot Sled Pull (Standing Pull)
Score: Your total time to completion. If you do not complete the workout within the 3-minute time cap, your score will be 3:00 plus a 1-second penalty for every foot not completed on the sled pull. Scores will not be entered online until the start of the final scheduled workout.
Movement Standards
- Ski Erg:
- Athlete will start standing off the Ski Erg.
- Hands may not touch the handles until the "Go" command.
- The monitor must be reset to zero before starting.
- This portion is complete on the Ski Erg when the monitor displays the required calories (20 for men, 15 for women).
- Sled Pull:
- The sled will be loaded with 135 lbs for men and 90 lbs for women (this weight is in addition to the base weight of the sled itself).
- Athlete must pull the sled by the rope in a standing position. No crawling, sitting, or other non-standing techniques are permitted.
- The sled must start completely behind the designated starting line.
- The pull is complete when the entire sled crosses the 50-foot mark.
Workout Flow & Setup
- Athletes will register for a time slot to complete the floater during check in
- Each station will have a Ski Erg and a pre-loaded sled ready for the designated weights.
- At the call of "3, 2, 1... Go!", athletes will begin on the Ski Erg.
- Upon reaching the required calories, athletes will immediately transition to the sled.
- Grab the rope and pull the sled for 50 feet across the designated path.
- Your time stops when the entire sled crosses the 50-foot finish line.
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Closes: Sep 13, 2025
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