DarK_RaideR Posted March 29, 2017 Author Report Share Posted March 29, 2017 On 1/4/2016 at 10:21 AM, DarK_RaideR said: I've been editing the previous post with every PR instead of making new ones, so this thread looks like it hasn't been updated for a while when in reality I've been improving. Here's a new post so I can keep my scores for the 2016 Crossfit Games Open 16.1 = 189 Scaled 16.2 = 176 Scaled 16.3 = 78 Scaled 16.4 = 146 Scaled 16.5 = 33:34 Rx 15.863 Overall 47th in my Country 17.1 = 222 Scaled 17.2 = 107 Scaled 17.3 = 93 Scaled 17.4 = 16.4 = 175 Scaled 17.5 = 13:36 Scaled Due to a rise in the number of participants, it's hard to compare simply by ranking, so I'll use percentages. Also, due to a change in how Crossfit sets up the leaderboards, 2016 numbers don't take into account athletes who signed up but didn't submit scores for some or all of the workouts. Also, actual participants might be more, due to ties in the rankings. 2016 numbers 99.625th in the world out of 102.681 male athletes. Better than 3% of male participants 15.871th in Europe out of 16.248 male athletes. Better than 2,3% of male participants 47th in Greece out of 49 male athletes. Better than 4,1% of male participants 16.4 score: 146 reps 2017 numbers 181.368th in the world out of 201.949 male athletes. Better than 10.2% of male participants 35.292nd in Europe out of 38.237 male athletes. Better than 7,7% of male participants 127th in Greece out of 135 male athletes. Better than 5,9% of male participants 17.4 score: 175 reps While I had fun during this year's Open, I didn't feel badass or that I'd made any significant progress until 17.4 came up. Adding up the numbers now, it is apparent that I've done better on all fronts, but the slow grinding process makes it hard to realize. 3 Quote Lvl 60 Multitasker Baking (2)🧁, Charisma (4), Cooking (6)🍳🍳 🍳 🍳 , Fitness (1)💪, Gourmet Cooking (2)👨🍳👨🍳, Handiness (0), Media Production (6)🎬, Mixology (3)🍸, Research & Debate (1), Video Gaming (3), Wellness (1)💆♂️ Link to comment
RedStone Posted March 29, 2017 Report Share Posted March 29, 2017 25 minutes ago, DarK_RaideR said: 2016 numbers 16.4 score: 146 reps 2017 numbers 17.4 score: 175 reps DANG DUDE!!! 3 Quote ~Peace Be The Journey~ one - two - three - four - five - six - seven- eight - nine - ten - eleven - twelve - thirteen - fourteen - fifteen - sixteen - seventeen - eighteen - nineteen - twenty - twenty one - twenty two - twenty three - twenty four - twenty five - twenty six - twenty seven - twenty eight - twenty nine - thirty - thirty one - thirty two - thirty three - thirty four - thirty five - thirty six Link to comment
Miw_Sher Posted March 29, 2017 Report Share Posted March 29, 2017 I'm smiling right now skimming through the milestones. I always enjoy finding these kind of threads showing progression. My goal is to also have one if these one day. Inviato dal mio SM-G930F utilizzando Tapatalk 1 Quote Goblin | Level 7 | STR: 4 | DEX: 2 | STA: 3 | CON: 3.5 | WIS: 8 | CHA: 2.5 Nerdfitness Character, Past challenges: 1 1 2 2 3 4 5 5 6, Current challenge (March 19 - April 15): click Tough Mudder Ireland || Battle for Graduation || My Neverending Story (on hiatus) Link to comment
Bean Sidhe Posted March 31, 2017 Report Share Posted March 31, 2017 On 3/29/2017 at 7:49 AM, DarK_RaideR said: 17.1 = 222 Scaled 17.2 = 107 Scaled 17.3 = 93 Scaled 17.4 = 16.4 = 175 Scaled 17.5 = 13:36 Scaled Due to a rise in the number of participants, it's hard to compare simply by ranking, so I'll use percentages. Also, due to a change in how Crossfit sets up the leaderboards, 2016 numbers don't take into account athletes who signed up but didn't submit scores for some or all of the workouts. Also, actual participants might be more, due to ties in the rankings. 2016 numbers 99.625th in the world out of 102.681 male athletes. Better than 3% of male participants 15.871th in Europe out of 16.248 male athletes. Better than 2,3% of male participants 47th in Greece out of 49 male athletes. Better than 4,1% of male participants 16.4 score: 146 reps 2017 numbers 181.368th in the world out of 201.949 male athletes. Better than 10.2% of male participants 35.292nd in Europe out of 38.237 male athletes. Better than 7,7% of male participants 127th in Greece out of 135 male athletes. Better than 5,9% of male participants 17.4 score: 175 reps While I had fun during this year's Open, I didn't feel badass or that I'd made any significant progress until 17.4 came up. Adding up the numbers now, it is apparent that I've done better on all fronts, but the slow grinding process makes it hard to realize. Wow, you are doing awesome. I am more than a bit in awe here. Great job. I wouldn't even know where to begin on this. So Great job... 1 Quote You are never too old to set another goal or dream a new dream - C.S. Lewis Link to comment
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