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The 2014
Crossfit Games

Rogue Fitness is the official equipment supplier for the CrossFit Games.

The CrossFit Games are the world’s premier test to find the Fittest on Earth™. They are world-renowned as a grueling test for the world’s toughest athletes and a thrilling experience for spectators. Since its inception in 2007, the CrossFit Games have become “one of the fastest growing sports in America,” according to Forbes.

July 22 - 27, 2014

Carson, CA

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Event Implements
A-Frame Rig
Built exclusively for the Games, the A-Frame Rig uses some basic principals of a good load-bearing structure to create a strong, versatile, and distinctive unit. The rig is constructed from the Rogue Monster Lite line featuring 3x3” 11-gauge steel and was used on the center stage during the individual 21-15-9 complex.
Rogue Barbells and Competition Plates
Competitors at the 2014 CrossFit Games used much of the same equipment available everyday from the Rogue catalog. This included updated versions of the Rogue Ohio Bar and Women's Bella Bar--both built in Columbus, OH--as well as the Men's and Women's Olympic Weightlifting Bars, recognized among the best American-made bearing bars in the industry. The Games also saw the use of Rogue's distinctive Competition Plates.
Mega Rig
The imposing Mega Rig is the product of over 1,500 man hours—from design phase through manufacturing and construction. As a showcase for the world’s top athletes, it proved more than up to the challenge: 9 feet wide, 15 feet high, 242 feet long, 30,000LB. Quality US steel.
Sprint Sled
Designed exclusively for the Games, this one-of-a-kind, aerodynamic push sled opened a lot of eyes during the two 100-yard Sprint Sled events. No one was a bigger fan than San Jose’s Neal Maddox, who took first in both sprints on the men’s side.
Feed Bags
Used in the Sprint Carry event, Rogue’s Feed Bags modernize a workout implement that most farm kids have trained with their whole lives. The shifting distribution of weight can pose a challenge to even the most seasoned strength athletes.
Buoys
Made with a heavy-duty vinyl shell and filled with sand, steel shot and other random materials, these cylinder-shaped bags put athletes to the test during the Sprint Carry. Each Rogue Buoy measures 31” long and 11” in diameter, with weights from 50LB up to 150LB
Midline March: Bars & Weight Drums
Used during the Midline March event, this new bar & plate combination made its debut at this year's Games. For the men, the 35LB C-70 Bar was paired with two blue weight drums weighing 60LB each (155LB), while the women used a 25LB C-63 Bar with a set of yellow 45LB weight drums (115LB). The new, streamlined look took center stage as Annie Thorisdottir grabbed first place on the women's side, while Rich Froning won the event en route to another overall title in the men's division.
The Worm
The Worm was completely redesigned for the 2014 Games at roughly 17 feet long and 245 pounds. Created with filler materials in a 12" diameter cylinder, the finished product offers a unique challenge for CrossFit teams working together at high speed with an unequal distribution of weight.
Big Bob
Debuted at the 2012 Games, Big Bob has become a popular staple of the team competition—though not always popular with the athletes themselves. Designed as a cross between a bob sled and a football sled, the Big Bob is a massive contraption weighing 1300lbs. All six teams have their own push bar and must work together to either push or pull the sled down a 100-yard course. The 2014 version of the Big Bob also included an attached pull-up bar used during the Frantasy Land team event.
S-25 Fat Boy Sled
The 16” wide, precision-bent steel Fat Boy Sled was put to use in the Individual Push Pull event at the 2014 Games, with Josh Bridges edging Rich Froning on the men’s side in an unforgettable finish. The S-25 can stack up to 500LB in plates and conveniently folds up in the style of a military entrenching tool.
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Rogue Abram GHD 2.0
Version 2.0 of Rogue’s Glute-Ham Developer was a welcome sight at the ’14 Games, as an already strong machine added a new adjustment system, allowing each athlete to quickly and easily move the roller assembly to their desired setting. A single-piece chassis construction along the length of the unit also added a little extra stability during those GHD sit-ups.
Riot Shields
The Riot Shield--so named because it looks like one and is probably as strong—is actually designed for use as a handstand push up wall. In the 2014 Games, Riot Shields were a part of the Team Triples Chipper event, as two teammates held up the mobile sheet of plexiglass right behind an athlete during his or her 10 HSPU reps.
2" Climbing Rope
Designed for the Thick ‘n Quick event on the Games’ final day, this extra-thick climbing rope—2” in diameter—tasks just about every part of the athlete's body, from the arms, legs and back to his/her grip strength. Along with being a full half inch thicker than a standard Rogue Manila Rope, the Games Rope required athletes to complete four 20' climbs before advancing to the next part of the event.
2014 Results

Individual Men

Athlete The Beach Overhead Squat Triple-3 Sprint Sled-1 Sprint Sled-2 21-15-9 Complex Muscle-Up Bathlon Sprint Carry Clean Speed Ladder Push Pull Midline March Thick 'N Quick Double Grace
1 Rich Froning 8th 1T 37th 15th 27th 1st 13th 15th 9th 2nd 1st 1st 1st
3 Jason Khalipa 18th 5th 16th 2nd 3rd 3rd 37th 13th 4th 22nd 4th 4th 2nd
4 Josh Bridges 3rd 27th 5th 21st 19th 2nd 10th 19th 21st 1st 7th 14th 23rd
7 Ben Smith 11th 9th 20th 31st 25th 28th 2nd 5th 5th 24th 11th 23rd 7th
10 Dan Bailey 9th 22nd 30th 12th 15th 8th 16th 35th 14th 8th 9th 13th 3rd
13 Kyle Kasperbauer 24th 11T 12th 9th 7th 24th 18th 6th 8th 20th 29th 19T 27th
21 James Hobart 22nd 28T 39th 14th 9th 16th 15th 42th 22nd 12th 18th 19T 5th
28 Chris Spealler 15th 41T 11th 35th 36th 22nd 3rd 29th 40T 37th 23rd 23T 14th
32 Jonne Koski 2nd 28T 42nd 29th 11th 41st 32nd 34th 19th 36th 16th CUT CUT
34 Lucas Parker 35th 11T 38th 43th 41T 42T 17th 21st 11th 28th 27th CUT CUT

Individual Women

Athlete The Beach Overhead Squat Triple-3 Sprint Sled-1 Sprint Sled-2 21-15-9 Complex Muscle-Up Bathlon Sprint Carry Clean Speed Ladder Push Pull Midline March Thick 'N Quick Double Grace
1 Camille Leblanc-Bazinet 6th 2nd 17th 8th 11th 1st 2nd 25th 5th 3rd 6th 12th 5th
2 Annie Thorisdottir 15th 14T 26th 11th 6th 3rd 20th 5th 12th 6th 1st 2nd 1st
3 Julie Foucher 13th 8T 6th 17th 20th 6th 13th 16th 29th 8th 5th 7th 4th
9 Lauren Fischer 11th 6th 22nd 37th 39th 15th 14T 18th 6th 16th 9th 8th 22nd
21 Christy Adkins 22nd 18T 7th 39th 35th 31T 14T 2nd 15th 26th 31T 17T 15th
23 Alessandra Pichelli 16th 18T 16th 2nd 10th 36T 36T 14th 10th 28th 17th 28T 17th

Teams

Team The Beach Relay Run Frantasy Land Big Bob 100 Deallift-M Deadlift-W Big Bob 200 Chipper-M Chipper-F Squat Burpee Worm Sprint Team Fifties Worm Bob Final
1 CrossFit Invictus 3rd 14th 9th 14T 11T 3rd 6th 2nd 27T 21st 2nd 17th 3rd
2 CrossFit Conjugate 8th 30th 11th 14T 1st 1st 33T 8th 17th 8th 4th 1T 2nd
3 CrossFit Marysville 16th 29th 10th 2T 34th 17T 13th 4th 7th 5th 1st 7T 6th

Full 2014 Crossfit Games Stats
History of The CrossFit Games
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