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From Jan. 20-23, 2023, the Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge took place virtually. Athletes from around the globe filmed themselves attempting to burn as many calories as possible in five minutes on an Echo bike. Scores were due on Jan. 23, 2023, at 8:00 p.m. EST and the results are in.
Zach Vogel and Gabby McClelland rose to the challenge, winning the Individual Men’s and Individual Women’s divisions, respectively. Vogel burned 163 calories, and McClelland burned 110 calories in their five-minute attempts. The rest of the results for the other four divisions are listed below:
[Related: An Inside Look at the Underdogs Athletics’ Open Prep Athlete Camp in Las Vegas]
Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge Results
Below are the results of the five represented divisions in the competition:
Individual Male Athletes
Zach Vogel — 163 calories
Caleb Knoblauch — 163 calories
Luke Adaline — 155 calories
Individual Female Athletes
Gabby McClelland — 110 calories
Morgan McGrath — 101 calories
Kirsten Kline — 101 calories
Individual Male Athletes (17 & Under)
Tommy Lapour — 116 calories
Caleb McClure — 110 calories
Hudson Thomas — 108 calories
Individual Female Athletes (17 & Under)
Grace Sprenkle — 89 calories
Olivia Kerstetter — 84 calories
Emily Zolotarevsky — 82 calories
Top Gyms
Flaming Gorge CrossFit
CrossFit Queen Street
Rushmore CrossFit
McClelland is a master on an Echo bike. Not only was she better than the next closest competitors by nine calories in this contest, but she also won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge for burning 50 calories in the fastest time. Adeline also podiumed that contest, running back the bronze in both events.
Similarly, Sprenkle seems unbeatable in Echo Bike events. She, too, won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge, burning 50 calories 12 seconds faster than Kerstetter, who was the runner-up then as well. Rushmore CrossFit continues its string of representation in the Rogue challenges, landing on the podium again.
[Related: Lessons Learned and Takeaways From Zack Telander’s Interview with Mat Fraser]
Featured image: @gabbymcc123 on Instagram
From Jan. 20-23, 2023, the Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge took place virtually. Athletes from around the globe filmed themselves attempting to burn as many calories as possible in five minutes on an Echo bike. Scores were due on Jan. 23, 2023, at 8:00 p.m. EST and the results are in.
Zach Vogel and Gabby McClelland rose to the challenge, winning the Individual Men’s and Individual Women’s divisions, respectively. Vogel burned 163 calories, and McClelland burned 110 calories in their five-minute attempts. The rest of the results for the other four divisions are listed below:
[Related: An Inside Look at the Underdogs Athletics’ Open Prep Athlete Camp in Las Vegas]
Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge Results
Below are the results of the five represented divisions in the competition:
Individual Male Athletes
[*]Zach Vogel — 163 calories
[*]Caleb Knoblauch — 163 calories
[*]Luke Adaline — 155 calories
Individual Female Athletes
[*]Gabby McClelland — 110 calories
[*]Morgan McGrath — 101 calories
[*]Kirsten Kline — 101 calories
Individual Male Athletes (17 & Under)
[*]Tommy Lapour — 116 calories
[*]Caleb McClure — 110 calories
[*]Hudson Thomas — 108 calories
Individual Female Athletes (17 & Under)
[*]Grace Sprenkle — 89 calories
[*]Olivia Kerstetter — 84 calories
[*]Emily Zolotarevsky — 82 calories
Top Gyms
[*]Flaming Gorge CrossFit
[*]CrossFit Queen Street
[*]Rushmore CrossFit
McClelland is a master on an Echo bike. Not only was she better than the next closest competitors by nine calories in this contest, but she also won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge for burning 50 calories in the fastest time. Adeline also podiumed that contest, running back the bronze in both events.
Similarly, Sprenkle seems unbeatable in Echo Bike events. She, too, won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge, burning 50 calories 12 seconds faster than Kerstetter, who was the runner-up then as well. Rushmore CrossFit continues its string of representation in the Rogue challenges, landing on the podium again.
[Related: Lessons Learned and Takeaways From Zack Telander’s Interview with Mat Fraser]
Featured image: @gabbymcc123 on Instagram
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Zach Vogel and Gabby McClelland rose to the challenge, winning the Individual Men’s and Individual Women’s divisions, respectively. Vogel burned 163 calories, and McClelland burned 110 calories in their five-minute attempts. The rest of the results for the other four divisions are listed below:
[Related: An Inside Look at the Underdogs Athletics’ Open Prep Athlete Camp in Las Vegas]
Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge Results
Below are the results of the five represented divisions in the competition:
Individual Male Athletes
Zach Vogel — 163 calories
Caleb Knoblauch — 163 calories
Luke Adaline — 155 calories
Individual Female Athletes
Gabby McClelland — 110 calories
Morgan McGrath — 101 calories
Kirsten Kline — 101 calories
Individual Male Athletes (17 & Under)
Tommy Lapour — 116 calories
Caleb McClure — 110 calories
Hudson Thomas — 108 calories
Individual Female Athletes (17 & Under)
Grace Sprenkle — 89 calories
Olivia Kerstetter — 84 calories
Emily Zolotarevsky — 82 calories
Top Gyms
Flaming Gorge CrossFit
CrossFit Queen Street
Rushmore CrossFit
McClelland is a master on an Echo bike. Not only was she better than the next closest competitors by nine calories in this contest, but she also won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge for burning 50 calories in the fastest time. Adeline also podiumed that contest, running back the bronze in both events.
Similarly, Sprenkle seems unbeatable in Echo Bike events. She, too, won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge, burning 50 calories 12 seconds faster than Kerstetter, who was the runner-up then as well. Rushmore CrossFit continues its string of representation in the Rogue challenges, landing on the podium again.
[Related: Lessons Learned and Takeaways From Zack Telander’s Interview with Mat Fraser]
Featured image: @gabbymcc123 on Instagram
From Jan. 20-23, 2023, the Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge took place virtually. Athletes from around the globe filmed themselves attempting to burn as many calories as possible in five minutes on an Echo bike. Scores were due on Jan. 23, 2023, at 8:00 p.m. EST and the results are in.
Zach Vogel and Gabby McClelland rose to the challenge, winning the Individual Men’s and Individual Women’s divisions, respectively. Vogel burned 163 calories, and McClelland burned 110 calories in their five-minute attempts. The rest of the results for the other four divisions are listed below:
[Related: An Inside Look at the Underdogs Athletics’ Open Prep Athlete Camp in Las Vegas]
Rogue Echo Hammer Challenge Results
Below are the results of the five represented divisions in the competition:
Individual Male Athletes
[*]Zach Vogel — 163 calories
[*]Caleb Knoblauch — 163 calories
[*]Luke Adaline — 155 calories
Individual Female Athletes
[*]Gabby McClelland — 110 calories
[*]Morgan McGrath — 101 calories
[*]Kirsten Kline — 101 calories
Individual Male Athletes (17 & Under)
[*]Tommy Lapour — 116 calories
[*]Caleb McClure — 110 calories
[*]Hudson Thomas — 108 calories
Individual Female Athletes (17 & Under)
[*]Grace Sprenkle — 89 calories
[*]Olivia Kerstetter — 84 calories
[*]Emily Zolotarevsky — 82 calories
Top Gyms
[*]Flaming Gorge CrossFit
[*]CrossFit Queen Street
[*]Rushmore CrossFit
McClelland is a master on an Echo bike. Not only was she better than the next closest competitors by nine calories in this contest, but she also won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge for burning 50 calories in the fastest time. Adeline also podiumed that contest, running back the bronze in both events.
Similarly, Sprenkle seems unbeatable in Echo Bike events. She, too, won the 2022 Rogue Echo Bike Challenge, burning 50 calories 12 seconds faster than Kerstetter, who was the runner-up then as well. Rushmore CrossFit continues its string of representation in the Rogue challenges, landing on the podium again.
[Related: Lessons Learned and Takeaways From Zack Telander’s Interview with Mat Fraser]
Featured image: @gabbymcc123 on Instagram
Click here to view the article.
