Vis Vires 3 Outdoor Strongman Competition • Saturday, July 31, 2010

2010 Photos & Results

Men's Division Results

Place	Name	Final Score	Place	Name	Final Score
1.	Matthew Mangona	403.4	6.	Marcus Williamee	383.6
2.	Kevin Koehler	390.04	7.	Dan Agnese	378.2
3.	Michael Toscano	389.86	8.	Nathan Markowitz	374.3
4.	Bryan Allen	389	9.	George Landon	340.8
5.	Scott Yaple	385.9	10.	Jesse Tourella	DNF

Women's Division Results

Place	Name	Final Score	Place	Name	Final Score
1.	Julie Lower	429.9	3.	Terri Korba	361.8
2.	Michelle Hannigan	386.3

Events

New Event: Slater Stone Carry For Minimum Time!

• One attempt for the shorted time to complete the challenge.
• Two minute time limit.
• Athletes must carry four stones, one at a time, to a base with a height of 50 inches.
• Stones will have progressively heavier weight.
• Stone must rest on top of finish platform base.
• Male: 115, 170, 230, 305 lbs • Female: 90, 100, 115, 170 lbs
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps, and tacky
• Equipment NOT Allowed Harnesses

Canoe Drag For Maximum Distance

• One attempt for the longest total distance.
• No total time limit for the event.
• Event uses a standard old town canoe with a determined amount of weight.
• Athlete must pull, push, or drag the canoe as far as possible.
• Weight will be added to the canoe by event staff every 10 yards the canoe is pulled.
• Forward motion of the canoe may halt only once during the event. On the second halt of forward motion, the event is completed and distance will be measured.
• There is a 10 second time limit between the first halt and second halt of the canoe. Distance will be measured from the front tip of the canoe.
• Male: TBD • Female: TBD
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps, and tacky
• Equipment NOT Allowed Harnesses

Farmer's Carry For Minimum Time

• One attempt for best time.
• A 200' course with a turn at 100' 90 second time limit. Implement may be set down only once during the course.
• On the second set down, distance will be measured.
• Various farmer's implements will be used for the carry.
• The implements start with the front of the implement. Measurements are taken from the back of the farthest back implement.
• Time will stop when the whole implement or farthest back implement crosses the finish. No excessive sliding will be permitted.
• Distance will be measured from point of contact, not where the implements slide to.
• Male . 200 lbs. each hand
• Female . 75 lbs. each hand
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps
• Equipment NOT Allowed Tacky, lifting straps, hooks

Keg Walk For Minimum Time

• One attempt for best time.
• 100' long course to be traversed four times.
• Four kegs increasing in weight each length.
• Kegs must cross line before next is picked up.
• A keg may be set down only once in each pass.
• Two minute time limit.
• Keg must be held by arms with no setting on shoulders or anything hooked to waist belt.
• Male: 100, 150, 200, & 250 lbs.
• Female: 50, 75, 100, & 125 lbs.
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps
• Equipment NOT Allowed Tacky

Log Clean And Press For Reps

• One attempt; 90 second time limit.
• 8" to 12" log with handles 24" to 29" apart.
• Participant may press, push press, push jerk, or split jerk the log overhead to a locked out position.
• Participant must wait for the "good" down signal to get a good lift and continue with the next rep.
• The participant must lower the log under control. No deliberate dropping of the log is allowed. The person may forfeit his attempt in doing so.
• A good lift requires the log locked out under control overhead with arms straight, head thru, legs and feet parallel and stationary.
• Male: 185 lbs.
• Female: 100 lbs.
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps, elbow sleeves
• Equipment NOT Allowed Tacky, elbow wraps, any item placed within the belt to provide a "shelf", back of belt built up no more than 8 inches wide.

Tire Flip For Minimum Time

• One attempt for best time.
• 100' long course.
• 60 second time limit.
• The tire will be between 5 to 6 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. The tire will start in the upright position with the front of the tire on the starting line.
• The participant may have their hands on the tire at the start. When the start signal is given, the athlete must flip the tire end over end throughout the course.
• Rolling of the tire is NOT allowed.
• Once any part of the tire crosses the finish line, time is stopped.
• If the participant cannot make the full course, measurements will be taken from the starting line to the front of the tire.
• Male: One tire
• Female: One tire
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps, forearm sleeves.
• Equipment NOT Allowed Tacky

Tire Toss For Maximum Distance

• Three attempts for best distance.
• 60 second time limit for each attempt.
• The participant may use one or two hands to toss the tire.
• The participant may spin to toss the tire. A backwards toss over the head is NOT allowed.
• A standard automobile tire will be used for the toss.
• The participant will have to stay behind a line or barrier.
• The participant must NOT touch, step on, or step over the line or barrier during the attempt. Doing so will forfeit the attempt.
• Distance will be measured from the line or barrier to the point of contact that the tire had with the ground.
• Male: One tire, 25 lbs.
• Female: One tire, 15 lbs.
• Equipment Allowed Belt, chalk, knee wraps or sleeves, wrist wraps, elbow sleeves.
• Equipment NOT Allowed Tacky