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The 2023 CrossFit Open concluded on March 6, 2023, after three workouts across three weeks — the second test was a two-part workout. With scores from effectively four tests, the results are (unofficially) in, and six-time Fittest Woman on Earth® Tia-Clair Toomey, while pregnant, finished in 28,070th place out of a worldwide women’s field of over 100,000.
2023 CrossFit Open Results — Tia-Clair Toomey
Here are Toomey’s results* from each Open workout:
*Results subject to change pending CrossFit’s review of submission videos. This article will be updated with Toomey’s official scores once confirmed by CrossFit.
Toomey published her full 23.3 workout performance on her YouTube channel. She navigated landing wall walks, double-unders, handstand push-ups, and barbell cycling with a large belly due to her pregnancy. For context, Toomey weighed approximately 154 pounds, heavier than her normal competition body weight of approximately 138 pounds.
Timing Toomey’s workout was 2012 Fittest Woman on Earth® Samantha Briggs. Check it out below:
[Related: Mal O’Brien and Graciano Rubio Highlight Two-Part CrossFit Open Workout 23.2]
The difficulty in snatching came not from the load or the squat under the bar. It came from the necessity of pulling with the weight more forward than the technique Toomey is accustomed to. This was to ensure the bar was at a safe distance from her belly. With the weight further forward, getting under the barbell is more challenging, and Toomey isn’t in a condition to fight to save a rep.
Not having snatched since the 2022 CrossFit Games, getting any rep was more than Toomey expected. When asked if the squat position under the barbell was a limiting factor, Toomey said it was actually a strength. As she has gotten further along in her pregnancy, she says her hips have widened, making the deep squat position quite comfortable.
[Related: “I’m Out”: Kristi O’Connell Retires as One of the Best CrossFit Athletes in United States History]
The top 10 percent of the worldwide field at the conclusion of the CrossFit Open qualifies for the virtual Quarterfinals scheduled to begin March 16, 2023.
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The 2023 CrossFit Open concluded on March 6, 2023, after three workouts across three weeks — the second test was a two-part workout. With scores from effectively four tests, the results are (unofficially) in, and six-time Fittest Woman on Earth® Tia-Clair Toomey, while pregnant, finished in 28,070th place out of a worldwide women’s field of over 100,000.
2023 CrossFit Open Results — Tia-Clair Toomey
Here are Toomey’s results* from each Open workout:
*Results subject to change pending CrossFit’s review of submission videos. This article will be updated with Toomey’s official scores once confirmed by CrossFit.
Toomey published her full 23.3 workout performance on her YouTube channel. She navigated landing wall walks, double-unders, handstand push-ups, and barbell cycling with a large belly due to her pregnancy. For context, Toomey weighed approximately 154 pounds, heavier than her normal competition body weight of approximately 138 pounds.
Timing Toomey’s workout was 2012 Fittest Woman on Earth® Samantha Briggs. Check it out below:
[Related: Mal O’Brien and Graciano Rubio Highlight Two-Part CrossFit Open Workout 23.2]
The difficulty in snatching came not from the load or the squat under the bar. It came from the necessity of pulling with the weight more forward than the technique Toomey is accustomed to. This was to ensure the bar was at a safe distance from her belly. With the weight further forward, getting under the barbell is more challenging, and Toomey isn’t in a condition to fight to save a rep.
Not having snatched since the 2022 CrossFit Games, getting any rep was more than Toomey expected. When asked if the squat position under the barbell was a limiting factor, Toomey said it was actually a strength. As she has gotten further along in her pregnancy, she says her hips have widened, making the deep squat position quite comfortable.
[Related: “I’m Out”: Kristi O’Connell Retires as One of the Best CrossFit Athletes in United States History]
The top 10 percent of the worldwide field at the conclusion of the CrossFit Open qualifies for the virtual Quarterfinals scheduled to begin March 16, 2023.
More CrossFit Content
Click here to view the article.
2023 CrossFit Open Results — Tia-Clair Toomey
Here are Toomey’s results* from each Open workout:
*Results subject to change pending CrossFit’s review of submission videos. This article will be updated with Toomey’s official scores once confirmed by CrossFit.
Toomey published her full 23.3 workout performance on her YouTube channel. She navigated landing wall walks, double-unders, handstand push-ups, and barbell cycling with a large belly due to her pregnancy. For context, Toomey weighed approximately 154 pounds, heavier than her normal competition body weight of approximately 138 pounds.
Timing Toomey’s workout was 2012 Fittest Woman on Earth® Samantha Briggs. Check it out below:
[Related: Mal O’Brien and Graciano Rubio Highlight Two-Part CrossFit Open Workout 23.2]
The difficulty in snatching came not from the load or the squat under the bar. It came from the necessity of pulling with the weight more forward than the technique Toomey is accustomed to. This was to ensure the bar was at a safe distance from her belly. With the weight further forward, getting under the barbell is more challenging, and Toomey isn’t in a condition to fight to save a rep.
Not having snatched since the 2022 CrossFit Games, getting any rep was more than Toomey expected. When asked if the squat position under the barbell was a limiting factor, Toomey said it was actually a strength. As she has gotten further along in her pregnancy, she says her hips have widened, making the deep squat position quite comfortable.
[Related: “I’m Out”: Kristi O’Connell Retires as One of the Best CrossFit Athletes in United States History]
The top 10 percent of the worldwide field at the conclusion of the CrossFit Open qualifies for the virtual Quarterfinals scheduled to begin March 16, 2023.
More CrossFit Content
The 2023 CrossFit Open concluded on March 6, 2023, after three workouts across three weeks — the second test was a two-part workout. With scores from effectively four tests, the results are (unofficially) in, and six-time Fittest Woman on Earth® Tia-Clair Toomey, while pregnant, finished in 28,070th place out of a worldwide women’s field of over 100,000.
2023 CrossFit Open Results — Tia-Clair Toomey
Here are Toomey’s results* from each Open workout:
*Results subject to change pending CrossFit’s review of submission videos. This article will be updated with Toomey’s official scores once confirmed by CrossFit.
Toomey published her full 23.3 workout performance on her YouTube channel. She navigated landing wall walks, double-unders, handstand push-ups, and barbell cycling with a large belly due to her pregnancy. For context, Toomey weighed approximately 154 pounds, heavier than her normal competition body weight of approximately 138 pounds.
Timing Toomey’s workout was 2012 Fittest Woman on Earth® Samantha Briggs. Check it out below:
[Related: Mal O’Brien and Graciano Rubio Highlight Two-Part CrossFit Open Workout 23.2]
The difficulty in snatching came not from the load or the squat under the bar. It came from the necessity of pulling with the weight more forward than the technique Toomey is accustomed to. This was to ensure the bar was at a safe distance from her belly. With the weight further forward, getting under the barbell is more challenging, and Toomey isn’t in a condition to fight to save a rep.
Not having snatched since the 2022 CrossFit Games, getting any rep was more than Toomey expected. When asked if the squat position under the barbell was a limiting factor, Toomey said it was actually a strength. As she has gotten further along in her pregnancy, she says her hips have widened, making the deep squat position quite comfortable.
[Related: “I’m Out”: Kristi O’Connell Retires as One of the Best CrossFit Athletes in United States History]
The top 10 percent of the worldwide field at the conclusion of the CrossFit Open qualifies for the virtual Quarterfinals scheduled to begin March 16, 2023.
More CrossFit Content
Click here to view the article.
