(Strongman)

SUMMIT SPORTS TRAINING TO HOST AMATEUR STRONGMAN SHOW JUNE 6TH

By: AL THOMPSON

Here are the events for the Strength Show at Summit Sports Training Show Sunday June 6, 2010. 
There are five events, four weight classes teen and adult. 
Teen weight classes: 
149 pounds and under (Only three events) 
150-200 pounds - lightweight 
201-249 pounds - Lt Heavyweight 
249 and up - Heavyweight (teen, Pro/AM classes)

Anyone who wants to enter as a class not listed please contact me at al.thompson@footballstories.com

Heavy Masters has had a few inquiries.
Most of the teen competitors are from area high school football teams and are novices at this, so the weights may seem a bit lighter.

There will be several teams competing.

There will be a small registration fee payable to Summit Sports Training Center. I will post the amount and mailing address when I know the exact amount. You will asked to sign a waiver before competing.

This is an independent show so all are welcome.

 
Events for the 149 and under teen class: 
Farmer’s Walk, 60 feet – each implement 75 pounds.

Yoke Walk, 60 feet – 140 pounds.

Sled pull/Tire flip medley – sled 100 pounds, tire 175 pounds. 

Teen Lightweight

Conan’s Wheel – 300 pounds

Tire Deadlift (for reps) – 255 pounds

Log Press (for reps) – 105 pounds

Sled Drag/Tire Flip Medley – 400 sled, 300 tire

Stones (5) - 85 to 200

 

Teen Light heavyweight

Conan’s Wheel – 400 pounds

Tire Deadlift (for reps) – 315 pounds

Log Press (for reps) – 150 pounds

Sled Drag/Tire Flip Medley – 450 sled, 500 tire

Stones (5) - 100 to 220

 

Teen Heavyweight

Conan’s Wheel – 550 pounds

Tire Deadlift (for reps) – 415 pounds

Log Press (for reps) – 205 pounds

Sled Drag/Tire Flip Medley – 500 sled, 700 tire

Stones (5) – 125 to 240

 

Heavyweight (Pro/Am)

Conan’s Wheel – 650 pounds

Tire Deadlift (for reps) – 775 pounds

Log Press (for reps) – 300 pounds

Sled Drag/Tire Flip Medley – 1200 sled, 900 tire

Stones (5) – 220 to 420

 

Walt Gogola is the head referee; Gerard Benderoth will also be on hand to assist. Summit handles strength and conditioning for many pro athletes in the NBA, NHL and NFL. Their staff members are the onsite trainers for the Philadelphia 76ers and Orlando Magic.

 

 
Here is the link to Summit’s website: http://www.summitstc.com/