Sunday June 30th
2013 Ironmind Record Breaker Challenge RESULTS
[gview file=”https://www.oddehaugen.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/2013-San-Jose-Ironmind-Grip-Results-1.pdf”]
2013 Ironmind Record Breaker Challenge was opened to either challenge to set or break World Records, American Records or just personal bests in each of five (5) events
(Entry fee is $50 for all five (5) events).
(1) IronMind Rolling Thunder® Deadlift;
(2) IronMind Hub-Style Lift;
(3) Captains of Crush® Silver Bullet™ Hold;
(4) Little Big Horn Anvil Lift; and
(5) Double Overhand Deadlift with IronMind Apollon Axle™.
AWARDS: 1st place finisher in each of the 5 events receives $100 IronMind Gift Certificate, and 1st – 5th overall will receive a Sculpted trophy.
Schedule of Events and Rules
Sunday June 30th
9:00 AM: Check-in and Athletes’ Rules Meeting
Rolling Thunder® Record Challenge
The athletes will each attempt to dead lift with one hand the IronMind Rolling Thunder®, starting weight ~143lb and increasing with each attempt till there is ONE MAN STANDING. Time starts when the implement is loaded, and athlete’s name called, the athlete has 30 seconds to commence the lift. No grip aids other than chalk allowed. Athlete can use either hand, and must grip the center of the Rolling Thunder handle. Thumb less or locked thumb grip not allowed. The anticipated schedule of weights will be determined (and subject to Referee’s judgment): 145lb; 165lb; 185lb; 200lb; 220lb; 230lb; 240lb; 250lb; 260lb; etc. (or metric equivalent). Each athlete must select an opening weight prior to the commencement of the competition, and may “pass” on subsequent weights as long as he does so prior to his turn. World record is 323lb (146.75kg) set by Mark Felix (UK) May 5, 2012. American Record is 271lb (123kg) set by Michael Burke on January 29th, 2012 in Los Angeles, California (2012 Visegrip Viking™ Challenge). See online for detail rules
11:45AM
IronMind Hub-Style Lift Challenge
The athletes will each attempt to dead lift the IronMind Hub-Style device and loading pin increasing with each attempt till there is ONE MAN STANDING. Time starts when pin is loaded and athlete’s name called, and athlete has 30 seconds to commence the lift. The lifter starts the lift with all five fingertips of the lifting hand touching the plate at the base of the Hub. It is permissible that the fingers rotate somewhat from this position during the course of the lift, but holding the Hub as if grabbing a door knob is not allowed. The lifter must stand up straight; once standing straight, the lifter waits for a down signal from the referee before returning the weight to the ground. Contact must be maintained between the lifter’s hand and the Hub until the weight is resting on the floor. The referee then indicates if the lift was accepted. The anticipated schedule of weights will be (subject to Referee’s judgment): TBD Each athlete must select an opening weight prior to the commencement of the competition, and may “pass” on subsequent weights as long as he does so prior to his turn. World and American Record is 80.2lb and held by Zach Jacobs March 9, 2013.
12:15PM
Captains of Crush® Silver Bullet™ Record Challenge
The athlete will attempt to crush and then hold a 19mm CoC Silver Bullet™ between the handles of a No. 3 Captains of Crush (CoC) Gripper (female athletes use No.2) and hold it until it fall out. Athlete’s hand must be vertical position (not supinated or pronated), in front of athlete’s body, and clear of athlete’s other hand. A 2.5kg weight will be attached to the CoC Silver Bullet and the best time wins. No grip aids other than chalk allowed. World and American
Record is 53.97 seconds set by Mike Burke on January 20th, 2013 in Los Angeles,
California (Visegrip Viking™ Challenge).
CoC Silver Bullet Challenge: World Record Attempt Rules
1) A genuine IronMind Captains of Crush No. 3 gripper must be used.
2) The gripper must be new, in an unbroken package and opened on the spot.
3) A genuine IronMind CoC Silver Bullet must be used, with 2.5 kg of weight hanging from the silver bullet and this weight may take the form of either an IWF or IPF recognized calibrated plate or some other weight that has been demonstrated to be no less that 2.50 kg on a certified or otherwise demonstrably-accurate scale.
4) The CoC Silver Bullet is inserted by the competitor no deeper than up to the top edge of the clear band, so that the script Captains of Crush® is legible, and so that all four fingers are in contact with the CoC gripper handle* (dropping the pinky completely off the end of the gripper handle is expressly prohibited).
5) Using one or two hands, the competitor closes the CoC No. 3 in his own time so that the two handles hold the CoC Silver Bullet in place and once this position has been achieved, and only one hand is holding the gripper shut, the referee gives the signal to start the clock. If the competitor fails to get a secure hold on the CoC Silver Bullet he is allowed one chance to reset it.
6) Time stops when the Silver Bullet drops from the handles or when the referee observes any opening of the gripper handle for any reason whatsoever.
*This means on the “top” side of the handle, as the fingers are normally positioned ©IronMind Enterprises, Inc.
1:00PM
Little Big Horn Anvil Lift
The athletes will each attempt to dead lift the IronMind Little Big Horn device and loading pin increasing with each attempt till there is ONE MAN STANDING. Time starts when pin is loaded and athlete’s name called, and athlete has 30 seconds to commence the lift. No grip aids other than chalk allowed. Athletes must grip the Little Big Horn as you would grip the horn of an anvil. Athletes must await referee’s down signal before returning the device back to the platform all the while maintaining the grip/contact with horn. The anticipated schedule of weights will be (subject to Referee’s judgment): TBD Each athlete must select an opening weight prior to the commencement of the competition, and may “pass” on subsequent weights as long as he does so prior to his turn. World and American Record is 220lb set by Adam Glass on 7/15/2012 in San Jose, California.
1:30PM
Double Overhand Deadlift Record Challenge
The athletes (reverse order of overall standing) will each attempt to dead lift the IronMind Apollon’s Axle™ loaded with standard plates, starting weight TBD and increasing with each attempt till there is ONE MAN STANDING. Time starts when Axle is loaded, and athletes have 30 seconds to commence the lift. No grip aids other than chalk allowed. Athletes must grip axle with knuckles on both facing away from body (double overhand grip). Thumb less or locked thumb grip not allowed. Otherwise, standard power lifting rules (including Sumo style) apply; resting Axle on the thighs or any downward movement will NOT be allowed. Athletes must await referee’s down signal before returning the Axle back to the platform all the while maintaining the grip/contact with Axle. The anticipated schedule of weights will be (subject to Referee’s judgment): 150kg/331lb and thereafter increase in 5 or 10kg. Each athlete must select an opening weight prior to the commencement of the competition, and may “pass” on subsequent weights as long as he does so prior to his turn. World and American Record is 516lb set by Mike Burke January 20, 2013, in Los Angeles, California.
4:00 PM Award Presentations
[youtube height=”HEIGHT” width=”WIDTH”]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JaslPen9Zns[/youtube]
Leave A Comment