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Mark Agnew

Athletes battling it out in the individual categories at the CrossFit Games are unexpectedly competing on Thursday and you can watch live below.
Wednesday’s second event was postponed for 24 hours after bad weather hit the Games, meaning that individual contest and two team events will take place after the opening ceremony
Confusion and weather disruption on day 1 of CrossFit Games
Mallory O’Brien and Ricky Garard lead the women’s and men’s competitions, but with plenty of events to come there is all to play for. Unexpectedly, Tia-Clair Toomey is sitting in eighth.
Toomey dominated last year and was out of sight with events to spare. A similar performance was expected this year.
Watch CrossFit Games Day Two:




Last year’s male champion, Justin Medeiros, is sitting in second place.
Event 2 is the “Shuttle to Overhead”, the women will be lifting women 200lb (90kg) and the men 300lb (136kg):
From 0:00-2:00 (2 minutes)


Run 400m


Max jerks


Rest 1 minute


From 3:00-6:00 (3 minutes)


Run 600m


Max jerks


Rest 2 minutes


From 8:00-12:00 (4 minutes)


Run 800m


Max jerks




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Athletes were supposed to have a break on Thursday, but bad weather forced second event to be carried over from opening day
Mallory O’Brien leads the women’s competition, as defending champion Tia-Clair Toomey sits back in eighth



Athletes were supposed to have a break on Thursday, but bad weather forced second event to be carried over from opening day.


Live: watch CrossFit Games 2022 day 2, as rain-delayed competition continues

Athletes were supposed to have a break on Thursday, but bad weather forced second event to be carried over from opening day Mallory O’Brien leads the women’s competition, as defending champion Tia-Clair Toomey sits back in eighth

Watch CrossFit Games Day Two:

Athletes were supposed to have a break on Thursday, but bad weather forced second event to be carried over from opening day

Mallory O’Brien leads the women’s competition, as defending champion Tia-Clair Toomey sits back in eighth