Best score of the day gets the whole bottle.[/caption]
Pick Yer Poison- A Pirate’s Game of Chance
The goal is to amass as many points as possible in 20 minutes, and we’ve made a few changes since the last time we did this in August 2013.
Athletes can select any activities in any order but must finish all reps before moving on to another activity. Once you start, you’re in for the long haul. You must finish all reps of an activity before the time limit to score points for that activity.
Athletes should select activities based on strategy, their own strengths and weakness, fatigue, and availability of equipment. Log jams = changes of plans, as all equipment is on a first come, first served basis.
You can only do each activity once, except for overhead lunges, which you can do a second time in the last minute only, where each set of 10 lunges is worth 1 point.
__ 20 overhead lunges (45/25 lb.) – 2 points
__ 15 wall walks – 8 points (20 modified wall walks – 4 points)
__ 40 thrusters (95/65) – 10 points (45/33) – 5 points
__ 50 burpees – 11 points
__ 50 pull-ups or ring rows – 8 points (C2B – 12 points)
__ 100 double-unders or 200 singles – 5 points
__ 30 box jump-overs (any reasonable box) – 5 points
__ Row 1 km – 6 points
__ 40 wall-balls (20/14 lb, 10/9 ft.) – 5 points
__ 30 toes-to-bars/leg raises – 5 points
__ 20 deadlifts (275/185) – 7 points
__ 20 handstand push-ups – 7 points
__ 40 push-ups – 6 points
__ 20 back squats (225/155 lb.) – 8 points
__ 30 KB swing (25-lb. min. for women, 35-lb. for men) – 4 pts
__ 20 shoulder presses (95/65 lb.) – 6 points
__ 10 muscle-ups – 10 points
__ 100 air squats – 7 points
__ Block run – 6 points
Scoresheets will be provided at the gym, or download your own here and start planning.
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