Quarterfinals Workouts

2022 CrossFit Games

Year
2022
Workout 4
Workout
1 2 3 4 5
Details
Division
Women

The Other Total

1 clean
1 bench press
1 overhead squat

Time cap: 30 minutes

Workout Description & Scorecard

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  • Notes

    Prior to starting, athletes must set up the competition area as shown in the floor plan.

    This workout begins with the athlete standing near their pre-loaded barbell. After the call of “3, 2, 1… go,” the athlete may make as many attempts at a 1-rep-max clean as desired. Then the athlete will make as many attempts at a 1-rep-max bench press as desired. Finally, the athlete will make as many attempts at a 1-rep-max overhead squat as desired.

    Once the first clean attempt has been declared and attempted, the lifts MUST be completed in order (clean, bench press, overhead squat). Once an athlete completes a bench press repetition (including any warm-up sets), they may not make another attempt at the clean. Once an athlete has completed an overhead squat repetition ( including any warm-up sets), they may not make another attempt at the bench press. 

    Athletes may use only a single barbell and a single rack. They may receive assistance loading their barbell.

    All attempts must be completed BEFORE the 30-minute time cap. Any attempt where the athlete is still in motion after the 30-minute cap will not count.

    The athlete’s score will be the sum of the best successfully completed clean, bench press, and overhead squat in pounds. Carefully review the Equipment Section for specific instructions regarding score calculation. All athletes MUST follow these instructions.

    There is no tiebreak for this workout.

    Equipment

    • Barbell (35/45 lb, or 15/20 kg)

      • **Note: For this workout a 15-kg bar MUST be totaled as 33 lb. A 20-kg bar MUST be totaled as 44 lb.

    • Squat rack

    • Flat bench 

    • Bumper plates*

    • Collars

    *The official weight must be recorded in pounds. If converting kilograms to pounds, round to the nearest pound:

    200.1-200.4 lb = 200 lb 

    200.5-200.9 lb = 201 lb

    Weight conversation Table


     


    Any weight increases using change plates must result in a whole number (no decimal points). Collars cannot be included in the total weight. 

    For each workout, be sure the athlete has adequate space to safely complete all the movements. Clear the area of all extra equipment, people, or other obstructions.

    Any athlete who in any way alters the equipment or movements described in this document or shown in the workout standards video may be disqualified from the competition.

    Video Submission Standards

    • Film ALL competition area measurements so the distances and weights can be seen clearly.

    • Use the camera placement provided in the floor plan. The camera should capture a ¾ view of the athlete during all movements.

    • Avoid placing the camera low to the ground. We recommend placing the camera at least 3 feet (90 cm) off the ground.

    • Videos must be uncut and unedited to accurately display the performance.

    • A clock or timer must be visible throughout the workout.

    • Videos shot with a fisheye lens or similar lens may be rejected.

    • Do NOT use a countdown timer.

    • Ensure the judge does not obstruct the view of the athlete.

  • 1 of 9
    The barbell starts on the ground for the clean. Collars must be placed outside the plates during all attempts. Athletes MUST declare the load they are attempting before starting the lift. Power cleans, squat cleans, and split cleans are permitted. Hang cleans are not allowed.
    2 of 9
    The rep is credited when the athlete’s hips and knees reach full extension, the feet are in line, and the bar is supported in the front-rack position. After finishing the final lift, remove and film all plates used on the bar to verify the load.
    3 of 9
    For the bench press, athletes may use any available flat bench. Athletes may place bumper plates under their feet. Athletes may NOT floor press or use a bench with any incline or decline Athletic tape on the bar must be used to establish a 40-in (102-cm) width. No part of the athlete's hands may be wider than 40 in (102 cm). If any part of the athlete’s hand makes contact with the tape at any point, the attempt will not count. The athlete must use a standard, pronated grip. The thumb must be wrapped around the bar. Collars MUST be placed outside the plates during all attempts. Athletes MUST declare the load they are attempting before starting to lift.
    4 of 9
    Each attempt starts with full extension of the arms. Before lowering, the athlete must pause with the arms clearly extended and the bar over their torso. A spotter may be used to assist with a lift out of the rack. The spotter's hands must be clearly off the bar before the bar is lowered. Both feet must remain on the floor (or bumper plates) throughout the entire rep. The shoulders and buttocks must remain in contact with the bench throughout the rep. During the lift, if the feet come off the floor (or bumper plates) at any point, or the shoulders and/or buttocks come off the bench, the attempt will not count.
    5 of 9
    The bar must make contact with any part of the torso at the bottom. The athlete may NOT pause or rest with the bar on the torso.
    6 of 9
    The rep counts when the arms return to full extension with the bar over the athlete’s torso. The athlete must pause briefly with the bar at full extension before the bar is reracked. The spotter may help the athlete return the bar to the rack only after the athlete’s arms have reached full extension. Spotters should be mindful to allow the brief pause at extension BEFORE assisting the athlete to the rack. If the spotter touches the bar at any point before the lockout position is achieved, it is an immediate no rep and the bar must be returned to the rack. After finishing the final lift, remove and film all plates used on the bar to verify the load.
    7 of 9
    Collars must be placed outside the plates during all attempts of the overhead squat. Athletes MUST declare the load they are attempting before starting to lift. Squat racks are permitted. Athletes may place the bar in the front or back rack and jerk the bar overhead before starting the descent of the lift. Athletes may NOT unrack the bar in the overhead position. A snatch balance is not permitted.
    8 of 9
    Once the bar is in the overhead position, the athlete’s hip crease must pass below the tops of their knees at the bottom.
    9 of 9
    The barbell must remain overhead until the lockout position is achieved. The rep is credited when the athlete’s hips, knees, and arms are fully extended and the bar is directly over or slightly behind the middle of the body. If any part of the athlete’s body other than their hands makes contact with the bar, the rep will not count. After finishing the final lift, remove and film all plates used on the bar to verify the load.
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