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I'm thinking a .a is a good bet, but not another 1RM. I think they'll balance out having a .a of a strength component, with a .a of a gymnastic movement (HPSU would be my guess) or mono-structural (maybe a 3 min row for cal?).

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either way I see Panchik winning vs Bridges. Although, Josh is a warrior on the long work outs.

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[QUOTE=Jordan Higgins;1250606]either way I see Panchik winning vs Bridges. Although, Josh is a warrior on the long work outs.[/QUOTE]

didn't he lose last year? and i am putting money on Bridges since he is one of my top 3 favorite athletes.

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now that they announced the work out. I see Josh doing very well. His HSPU are usually amazing and 185 is light weight for him.

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Bridges doing his hspu with hands too far apart so he's not reaching his tape mark. Getting no repped like crazy

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wow, that standard killed Bridges. he had 20+ no reps

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Yea that new standard killed Bridges. He will do it again, I'm sure. Judging is huge in this workout. There will be a huuuuge discrepancy between how people judge each other on this one.

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[QUOTE=Ben Leeper;1250611]Yea that new standard killed Bridges. He will do it again, I'm sure. Judging is huge in this workout. There will be a huuuuge discrepancy between how people judge each other on this one.[/QUOTE]

he just said that he will be doing it again. as for judging, i agree 100%, i can see a big discrepancy in judging. Bridges had Boz so he pretty much got the most strict judge out there.

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Either feet are above or not. Pretty cut and dry

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For scaled, one barbell or two? Two different weights would required loading/unloading 10 lb. plates to go from 95 to 115 each round.

Doesn't say either way in the video or the printed standards. HUGE advantage to have 2 barbells -- no transition time.

Thoughts?