The 2010 CrossFit Games

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The ultimate proving grounds of the world’s fittest athletes.

July 16-18, 2010 • Carson, CA

The Home Depot Center Sports Complex

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2010 CrossFit Games Finals

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Photo Credit: David Bui

DJ Wickham's 325lb Jerk

2010 CrossFit Games Finals

Results Page Explained

Details of how each section of the results page is calculated.

Many of you are probably pouring over the results page trying to glean as much information about the overall competition and each event as possible. Also, now that a few days have gone by you may have tried your hand at one of the events and wonder how you stack up against the worlds fittest.

The goal of the scoring system was to rank the athletes against each other. Because the points awarded for each event were relative, a system was devised that allowed an appropriate ranking of athletes who did not complete the workout within the cutoff times but still allowed them to recieve credit for the work they completed and to be ranked accordingly. Each Event had a slightly different system as follows:

Muscle-up/Squat Snatch: This was for time up to the 12 minute cutoff, after that there was a 1 second penalty for each rep not completed. So if you had 3 snatches remaining when the time cap hit, your time would show as 12:03. If you had 5 snatches remaining, your time would show as 12:05.

Pyramid Double Helen: Same as above, for time with 1 second penalty for every uncompleted rep added to the 22 minutes.

Max Overhead: Nothing fancy here, result is equal to the number of pounds succesfully lifted overhead.

Deadlift/Pistol/2xUnder: This was a 7 minute AMRAP, with 1 point for each rep completed, including each sprint which counted as 1 rep as well. There was a total of 44 reps per round.

Sandbag Move: For time up to the cutoff, then 1 second added for every 10lbs not moved (since 10lbs was the smallest increment).

Clean/Ring HSPU: For time, then a 1 second penalty per uncompleted rep added to the 12 minutes.

Push-up/OHS: 1 point was awarded per rep completed, with an additional bonus point for each second remaining until the 7 minute cutoff if all the work was completed. For example Rich Froning Jr. completed all 159 reps in 6:56, giving him a result of 163. Each round had 53 total reps with the wall climbs each counting as 1 rep.

Toe to Bar/Ground to Overhead: 1 point per rep completed, with 51 total reps per round.

Wall Burpee/Rope Climb: Same as the Push-up/OHS but with a 12 minute cutoff. 1 points per burpee or climb with 1 point bonus per remaining second.

You may have noticed a slight change in the systems of some of the events since the completion of the Games.  Don't worry, the previous system provided the exact same rankings but was slightly more complicated in terms of figuring out how much actual work was completed by each athlete.