Every year the Olympia Expo shines with the most entertaining events for thousands of fitness fanatics, and the 2015 Expo was no different. From Strongman to CrossFit, fans were kept mesmerized with an array of physically demanding competitions that highlifted the weekend’s activities.Here are just a few of the many events that were showcased in the many booths at this year’s Olympia Expo.
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Kettlebell Time
At the Kettlebell All American Booth, one junior female contestants repped the snatch uninterrupted for 10 minutes for a total of 160 reps.
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Olympic Lifting
32 lifters came out to the Alaskafit Prouctions / Risto Sports booth for the Olympic Weightlifting event. The coach from the USA Olympic team was there, as was Olympic silver medalis Diego Salazar Olympic and former Tean USA competitor Gwendolyn Sisto.
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Powerhouse
Crossfit Rhino and Powerhouse Gym teamed up to have a CrossFit setup that included several American Ninja Warriors, among them Dustin Rocko, who was teaching the salmon ladder to onlookers and willing participants.
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Powerlifters!
The action at the Inzer Advanced Designs Powerlifting Booth was intense all day, with several guys setting personal bests and wowing the crowd.
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Kick Ass Kid
At the Jiu Jitsu booth, this teenager took gold in the 14 to 15-year-old division, winning by triangle choke.
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Floor Fight
The big kids also tangled it up on the mat. One of them clearly has the upper hand…or foot in this match.
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Big Wheels
CrossFitters are always finding creative ways to test their strength and endurance. This exhausting, monster tire carry will do the trick.
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Just Row Baby
After you put that massive tire down, how about hopping on a rowing machine for a few gruelling miles? This guy had the stamina to go the distance.
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Wipe On
Few things work the core like some gut-busting, windshield wipers.
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Give Me 20
With the crowd cheering him on, this competitor knocked more than enough pushups to reach his mark.
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Raise the Bar
This Olympic lift is head and shoulders above most for building total body strength and power.
Every year the Olympia Expo shines with the most entertaining events for thousands of fitness fanatics, and the 2015 Expo was no different. From Strongman to CrossFit, fans were kept mesmerized with an array of physically demanding competitions that highlifted the weekend’s activities.
Here are just a few of the many events that were showcased in the many booths at this year’s Olympia Expo.
Kettlebell Time
At the Kettlebell All American Booth, one junior female contestants repped the snatch uninterrupted for 10 minutes for a total of 160 reps.
Olympic Lifting
32 lifters came out to the Alaskafit Prouctions / Risto Sports booth for the Olympic Weightlifting event. The coach from the USA Olympic team was there, as was Olympic silver medalis Diego Salazar Olympic and former Tean USA competitor Gwendolyn Sisto.
Powerhouse
Crossfit Rhino and Powerhouse Gym teamed up to have a CrossFit setup that included several American Ninja Warriors, among them Dustin Rocko, who was teaching the salmon ladder to onlookers and willing participants.
Powerlifters!
The action at the Inzer Advanced Designs Powerlifting Booth was intense all day, with several guys setting personal bests and wowing the crowd.
Kick Ass Kid
At the Jiu Jitsu booth, this teenager took gold in the 14 to 15-year-old division, winning by triangle choke.
Floor Fight
The big kids also tangled it up on the mat. One of them clearly has the upper hand…or foot in this match.
Big Wheels
CrossFitters are always finding creative ways to test their strength and endurance. This exhausting, monster tire carry will do the trick.
Just Row Baby
After you put that massive tire down, how about hopping on a rowing machine for a few gruelling miles? This guy had the stamina to go the distance.
Wipe On
Few things work the core like some gut-busting, windshield wipers.
Give Me 20
With the crowd cheering him on, this competitor knocked more than enough pushups to reach his mark.
Raise the Bar
This Olympic lift is head and shoulders above most for building total body strength and power.
