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When will One-Rep MAX launch it’s next event? Below is our list of events but please know that these dates are subject to change at any moment.
UPCOMING EVENTS BELOW
Hosting vol.10 of One-Rep MAX Week
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Held at H4G FITNESS
We’re HOSTING a day event that will provide a Saturday morning 40yard Sprint; Vertical Jump; Broad Jump; Pro Agility and a Mile Run.
Sunday will be Powerlifting (Deadlift, Squat and Bench Press); and Calisthenics (Pushups, Bodyweight Squats and Pullups) with CCA at BENSWIC Studios.
FEE: $25 for individual Events or $50 for ALL the Events
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NOTE: Now, if you don’t want to compete in ALL 3 Events you have the option to do just one or two – Athletic Testing; Powerlifting and or Calisthenics.
Saturday
10:00am-1:30pm
Strengthening our community positively shapes everyone’s life. Events like these bring people from all walks of life together, strengthening the bonds between each other.
We formed this event with the notion that we will help motivate our community and others to get fit and remain fit, not to encourage fitness gimmick lifestyles that’s been happening over the years. We are setting up opportunities from those that hung up their shoes to those new to the game….to have the ability to train and compete like athletes.
We designed One-Rep MAX so all could put their limits to the test, allowing them to forge their own greatness!
Everything to know about each event and how we score. All information will be in our “Handbook” that can be downloaded below. Knowing your one-rep max (1RM) can help you achieve your lifting goals.
To make the Squat count as a complete One-Rep MAX, the top surface of the leg must go lower than the top of the knee. Every lifter will be provided 2 referees to determine if you went deep enough. Each referee will enforce the rules before you go.
To make the Deadlift count as a complete One-Rep MAX, the referees will look if the bar is traveling downward before reaching the final position (which it’s not suppose to); you must stand erect with the shoulders back; stand with your knees straight at the completion of the lift.
You cannot have the bar rest on the thighs during the lift, nor step forward or back or move the feet laterally during the ‘up phase’.
Finally, you must return the bar to the floor while maintaining control with both hands
To make the Bench Press count as a complete One-Rep MAX, the referees will make sure while you’re lifting that your head is down, while shoulders, and buttocks are in contact with the bench; and your feet are flat on the floor. Furthermore, you must pause the weight on your chest before pressing and have a constant forward motion of the barbell.
To make the Vertical Jump count as a complete One-Rep MAX, the referees will mark down the best jump out of 3 attempts. It’s suggested to have a good jump that you stand with your side to the Vertec. With your feet flat on the ground, jump and hit the Vertec to get a mark.
Begin to swing your arms back behind your torso, with your fingers pointed toward the ground. As you’re doing the first step, bend your knees and drive your hips straight back. Press off the ground and jump forward, as far as you possibly can. Land in the universal athletic position, there the referees will Mark the spot. Best one out of three.
The competitor must wait until a referee gives the signal to begin the race. Competitors must complete the entire mile in order to receive points for the event.
