Recap of 22.5 Open Workout and Challenge

Mike Collette • March 31, 2022
A group of people are posing for a picture in a gym.

The fifth and final workout of the Prototype Open was a huge success! The workout gave these athletes 16 minutes to complete 75 wall ball shots, 25 handstand push-ups, another 75 wall ball shots, and 25 power cleans. If there was any time remaining after the set workout, you would do as many ring muscle-ups as you could until the 16 minutes ran out. Everyone did an awesome job!!

Scroll down to check out these athletes working hard in 22.5, as well as some shots from the 22.5 challenge!

Head-to-Head Showdown:

A poster that says 2022 prototype open on it

This epic showdown was between Keivan Russo and Jack Levy. Both athletes battled hard, but Jack Levy from Miyagi Do won in the end!

Check out these athletes working hard for their teams!

A woman is doing a handstand against a wall in a gym. A group of people are in a gym with the word pro on the wall

Two women are standing in front of a wall with the letter p on it. A woman is doing a handstand on a blue mat in a gym.

Three women are standing in front of a white board in a gym.

And here are our 22.5 Top Performers from the final week!

A poster that says top performers women 's results
A list of men 's top performers includes cobra kai and miyagi do

Challenge:

This week’s challenge was on the rower. Athletes earned points based on how far they rowed: 0-1500m was 1 point, 1500-3000m was 2 points, and 3,001m and above was worth 3 points! Photos were required for 2 and 3 points. They were not required to row all at once, but they had to get it done within 24 hours. For those who didn’t have access to a rower, they were able to earn 1 point by doing 75 burpees over the course of 24 hours. 

Here are athletes contributing their points!

A person is holding a concept 2 device in their hand A picture of a concept 2 workout machineDaniel patrick mccarthy has 6 points for cobra kai for me and connor A screenshot of a facebook post by marissa papazian

 

Now, for the 22.5 challenge results!

A poster for the final challenge scoreboard between miyagi-do and cobra kai

And the moment you’ve all been waiting for…the 22.5 total score! Showing no mercy, Cobra Kai beat out Miyagi-Do by 24 points! Great job!

A poster for the final scoreboard between miyagi-do and cobra kai

And finally, we have our grand total points! Miyagi-Do put up a good fight but in the end, Cobra Kai won by 84 points! Congratulations! Everyone that participated in the open did amazing this year! Great job to captains Lauren Palmateer and Keivan Russo for leading your team to victory! Also, great job to captains Caitlin Jaeger and Jack Levy from team Miyagi-Do for the constant encouragement and positivity throughout the Open! Thank you to everyone who participated this year, you all made a great competition environment and it was awesome to see the whole community come together at this event! We hope to see you all participate next year!

A poster for the final 2022 open scoreboard for miyagi-do and cobra kai

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