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Photo Credit – Fittest in Cape Town Africa and North America East Semifinals For the men, week 1 of SemiFinals has 13 available qualifying spots for the NOBULL CrossFit Games this summer, 12 spots are allocated to the North America East field, and one spot is available in Africa. Africa Men’s Field I think we
Research: Mike Halpin Image Credit: Athlete’s Eye On Wednesday, May 10 the leaderboard for the Age Group Semifinals was finalized. With that conclusion, it wrapped up three separate and distinct online stages of competition for those divisions. The question we’re after today is whether or not three online stages are necessary for the Age Group
Image Credit: Games.CrossFit.com An unexpected update to the athlete profile pages on the CrossFit Games website comes as a welcome surprise today. For as long as I’ve been following this sport I’ve known people who have wanted to see changes to the Games website for any number of reasons. Eventually I became one of them.
Several European Semifinal Athletes Compete In Greece, but Is It A Good Idea this Close to Semis? Image Credit: Athlete's Eye Six European semifinalists podiumed at the Athens Throwdown over this past weekend. The competition is a month out from Semifinals and therefore begs the question: What impact does competing a month prior to a
Brian Friend and Mike Halpin propose a new method to determine who competes at each stage of the CrossFit Games season Research provided by Mike Halpin Image Credit - Athlete’s Eye It is no secret that CrossFit has made an effort this year to present its community with a system which is intended to create
Image Credit - Athlete’s Eye I’ve been creating my own power rankings for the sport of CrossFit for nearly a decade. It began as a means to try to beat my friends in a version of fantasy CrossFit that I created leading into the 2014 CrossFit Games (Mat Fraser was a sleeper pick that year).
Image Credit - Athlete’s Eye If you did not see our Men’s Power Rankings article, check it out! I’ve been creating my own power rankings for the sport of CrossFit for nearly a decade. It began as a means to try to beat my friends in a version of fantasy CrossFit that I created leading
