Tga Holdfast Grip Comp Results

[barbe705]

Over all:

1. Jedd Johnson 49.700

2.Eric Roussin 46.963

3.Mike Rinderle 45.527

4.Nathianal Brous 44.991

5.Karl Skjelvik 42.151

6.Colt Anstine 41.348

7. Thomas Scibelli 40.096

8.Lucas Raymond 38.723

9.Lucas Wicks 36.624

10.Frank Deluca 33.608

11.Robby Sparango 31.491

12.Chris Andrade 30.662

13.CJ Anstine 25.011

14.Amber Edwards 22.873

Grippers

1.Jedd Johnson 173.97

2. Mike Rinderle 168.95

3. Nate Brous 163.61

4. Eric Roussin 151.12

4. Thomas Scibelli 151.12

6. Colt Anstine 143.71

7. Karl Skjelvik 130.56

8. Lucas Raymond 127.24

9. Frank Deluca 125.09

10. Lucas Wicks 105.5

10. Robby Spargo 105.5

12. Chris Andrade 93.4

13. CJ Anstine 66.35

14. Amber Edwards 66.35

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2HP

1. Jedd Johnson 218.656

2. Eric Roussen 203.981

3. Mike Rinderle 184.119

4. Nate Brous 173.594

5. Karl Skjelvik 162.931

6. Lucas Raymond 160.513

7. Colt Anstine 157.856

8. Thomas Scibelli 148.544

9. Lucas Wicks 143.094

10. Frank Deluca 140.675

11. Chris Andrade 123.231

12. Robby Sparango 120.606

13. CJ Anstine 100.4

14. Amber Edwards 95.325

HAMMER FRONT LIFT

1. Jedd Johnson 19"

2. Eric Roussin 18"

3. Mike Rinderle 17"

3. Colt Anstine 17"

3. Nate Brous 17"

6. Lucas Wicks 15"

6. Lucas Raymond 15"

6. Karl Skjelvik 15"

9. Thomas Scibelli 14"

10. Chris Andrade 11"

10. Frank Deluca 11"

12. Robby Sparango 10"

13. CJ Anstine 6"

14. Amber Edwards 4"

[barbe705]

Medley

1. Karl Skjelvik 19

1. Nate Brous 19

1. Jedd Johnson 19

4. Lucas Raymond 18

4. Eric Roussin 18

6. Mike Rinderle 17

6. CJ Anstine 17

6. Thomas Scibelli 17

6. Robby Sparango 17

10. Lucas Wicks 16

10. Colt Anstine 16

12. Frank Deluca 15

12. Amber Edwards 15

14. Chris Andrade 14

[bwwm]

Thanks for posting! Gives me an idea of how Jedd is progressing towards Nationals!

[barbe705]

I think I have an issue with the frame hold scores. If that's correct it might change the overall a bit. will update when it's squared away.

[anwnate]

Medley

1. Karl Skjelvik 19

1. Nate Brous 19

1. Jedd Johnson 19

4. Lucas Raymond 18

4. Eric Roussin 18

6. Mike Rinderle 17

6. CJ Anstine 17

6. Thomas Scibelli 17

6. Robby Sparango 17

10. Lucas Wicks 16

10. Colt Anstine 16

12. Frank Deluca 15

12. Amber Edwards 15

14. Chris Andrade 14

Brent. Were there any attached times with the Medley? {for bragging rights I wanted to know if Jedd got me on time or the reverse }

Additionally, do time's actually matter as far as placement goes?

My question is for this contest...but not strictly so.

If someone were to match Andrew's medley's numbers at National's would it then go by time?

And if so...how do one reconcile time if percentage based scoring is used in the contest?

Thanks for any light you can shed on the subject.

[barbe705]

the times were not on the list for the medley sheet I got. don't know if they're recorded anywhere else.

I believe that in a medley a tie is a tie. if that would end up in a tie overall I don't know how it would be resolved. I don't think we have anything in place for that. probably we should since we've had people beating each other by .001's of a point.

[Cannon]

thanks for posting, brent!

The 2HP numbers seem low? Was the setup fiddily?

[barbe705]

no idea, wasn't there. athletes?

[anwnate]

thanks for posting, brent!

The 2HP numbers seem low? Was the setup fiddily?

Keep in mind, the vast majority of contestants are new to gripsport in general and/or had little to no experience in the event. (I've probably lifted one a half dozen contests+sessions combined)

I believe Jedd took a big jump that didn't workout (additionally Jedd was in the process of regaining strength, since losing the bodyweight of a child).

When I met the man he outweighed me by 20lbs...now I outweigh him by the same.

Mike hadn't trained grip in forever. Eric was only off about 14 from his June NAGC #, but still locked up a +200 lift.

Can't officially speak for the rest, but I actually think the rest of us had PR's.

Was a lot of fun...many of us learned a ton.

[Eric Roussin]

The Euro device felt fine to me.

[Stephen Ruby]

Nice turnout for the contest. Congratulations on the win Jedd and to everyone who competed.

Looks like the hammer lift was one of the closest events-which I'm sure made it a fun event- and a lot of guys did good numbers on it. I think its a great event to test wrist strength, hope to see it more in other contests.

[jvance]

Cool... Congrats to all!

[Colt]

Yeah, I think only 5 contestants had ever been in a grip comp before and a lot of us didn't know how to gauge when to take our attempts on the 2hp. A big thing I noticed (a little too late) was the guys that knew what they were doing would come into each event much closer to their max attempt.

[Colt]

In short, we were much more fiddly than the implement.

[Jedd Johnson]

Medley

1. Karl Skjelvik 19

1. Nate Brous 19

1. Jedd Johnson 19

4. Lucas Raymond 18

4. Eric Roussin 18

6. Mike Rinderle 17

6. CJ Anstine 17

6. Thomas Scibelli 17

6. Robby Sparango 17

10. Lucas Wicks 16

10. Colt Anstine 16

12. Frank Deluca 15

12. Amber Edwards 15

14. Chris Andrade 14

Brent. Were there any attached times with the Medley? {for bragging rights I wanted to know if Jedd got me on time or the reverse }

Additionally, do time's actually matter as far as placement goes?

My question is for this contest...but not strictly so.

If someone were to match Andrew's medley's numbers at National's would it then go by time?

And if so...how do one reconcile time if percentage based scoring is used in the contest?

Thanks for any light you can shed on the subject.

I made an executive decision to score the event using the number of items loaded, so the finish times did not work into it.

The times were recorded though.

Laps need to be recorded and the items need to be done in the same order for time to really mean that much in a medley. SO, it's much easier to just say this guy got 17 items. The best was 19 items, and the score is 17/19 = NN%X100

[Jedd Johnson]

thanks for posting, brent!

The 2HP numbers seem low? Was the setup fiddily?

I thought the set-up actually felt pretty good.

thanks for posting, brent!

The 2HP numbers seem low? Was the setup fiddily?

Keep in mind, the vast majority of contestants are new to gripsport in general and/or had little to no experience in the event. (I've probably lifted one a half dozen contests+sessions combined)

I believe Jedd took a big jump that didn't workout (additionally Jedd was in the process of regaining strength, since losing the bodyweight of a child).

When I met the man he outweighed me by 20lbs...now I outweigh him by the same.

Mike hadn't trained grip in forever. Eric was only off about 14 from his June NAGC #, but still locked up a +200 lift.

Can't officially speak for the rest, but I actually think the rest of us had PR's.

Was a lot of fun...many of us learned a ton.

I am not sure what happened to me at the contest. Something just didn't feel right during the event. No complaints or excuses. Sometimes it happens. I don't thin it had to do with weight loss.

Nice turnout for the contest. Congratulations on the win Jedd and to everyone who competed.

Looks like the hammer lift was one of the closest events-which I'm sure made it a fun event- and a lot of guys did good numbers on it. I think its a great event to test wrist strength, hope to see it more in other contests.

So do I!