Brisbane's Fittest Overall

Looking for a serious challenge? Why not aim to become Brisbane's Fittest Man or Woman?

How to Become Brisbane's Fittest Overall

The challenge is simple! You can challenge anyone who's on the ranking board at any time and arrange a day convenient to both. You will need to defeat your opponent by more than 10 seconds or there will be a second challenge which you will have to win as well to surpass your opponent and become the new record holder. In case of a second challenge it will need to be at least a week later than the first challenge date. Or you can aim to put the best time on the board, this does not require you to challenge anyone, this one is all about making the best time.

Example; you arrange for the challenge to be held this Saturday, you win by less than 10 seconds difference, the next challenge needs to be on or after the following Saturday. If you win again you will move to first place. If you lose the first challenge there is no need to hold the second challenge.

Rematch

A rematch can be requested but needs to be at least one month after the losing challenge. If the current record holder is replaced within that time, you will need to still battle it out with the person you challenged, before you can take on the current record holder.

The Challenge

The challenge contains exercises from the Executive Results microfitness® program and wil challenge your physical fitness and mental toughness.

The Exercises

Following are the exercises in the challenge; Tyre Flipping (woman 80Kg /man 140Kg), Thrusters, Double Unders, Wide Grip Pull Ups, 200 metre sprint, Sledge Hammer Chops and Renegades. 3 rounds.

Cost

The cost for a challenge is $99, location, equipment, trainer and referee provided.

What do you Win?

If you defeat the current record holder you will be able to claim the official Executive Results "Brisbane's Fittest Overall" title, you'll also receive an Executive Results t-shirt and one free Boot Camp worth several hundred dollars.

Definition

Physical Fitness - a task-oriented definition based on the ability to perform specific aspects of sports.

See some photos on facebook, or view all photos of the first challenge here, see a video here.

Current Record Holder

Nathan Barden
Contact Taco Fleur to challenge this person

Ranking

1.	Nathan Barden 21 Nov 2009
2.	Taco Fleur 31 Oct 2009
3.	Brendon Mc Tainsh 31 Oct 2009
4.	Anna Junghans 31 Oct 2009
5.	Open for placement
6.	Open for placement

Best Times

1.	10 - 20 min.	Taco Fleur 31 Oct 2009
2.	10 - 20 min.	Ray Worrall 3 Dec 2009
3.	10 - 20 min.	Brendon Mc Tainsh 31 Oct 2009
4.	20 - 30 min.	Nathan Barden 21 Nov 2009
5.	20 - 30 min.	Anna Junghans 31 Oct 2009
6.	20 - 30 min.	Thanh Nguyen 20 Dec 2009
6.	-	Open for placement

Why are there two score boards? The first scoreboard lists the results in order of challenges, i.e. you challenge someone, win and move infront of the person you challenged. If you lose you don't move onto this scoreboard.

The second scoreboard keeps track of best times, anyone who set a time will be listed on this scoreboard.

Why not just stick with the scoreboard for times? Weather conditions and time of day the challenge is held seriously affect the outcome of the challenge, and therefore we have created two scoreboards.

Contact Taco Fleur if you want to place, challenge anyone above, require more details or have a question. Alternatively, complete the form below.

Rules

• No breaks in between exercises, 10 second break after each round

• Every exercise needs to be performed correctly; correct form and technique or you will need to redo the exercise

• If you don't accept a challenge you'll automatically be moved down one spot

• No talking back to instructors or referees

• No quitting

Video of the Challenge