CrossFit Games | Elisa Fuliano Breaks 2016 CrossFit Regional Snatch Ladder Record @CrossFitGamesTV | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Ten-time CrossFit Games athlete Kara Saunders was the first to set the Snatch Ladder record at the 2016 Pacific Regional, with a time of 5:29.82.
Eight years later, Italy’s Elisa Fuliano broke that record by over 20 seconds, setting a new time of 5:01.24. Not only did she break a world record, but this event win bumped her from 12th place into a Games-qualifying spot.
Fuliano's record held until Week 2, when 18-year-old Olivia Kerstetter set a new one with a time of 3:58.36.
Fuliano finished the competition in eighth place overall, qualifying for her third CrossFit Games.
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Ten-time CrossFit Games athlete Kara Saunders was the first to set the Snatch Ladder record at the 2016 Pacific Regional, with a time of 5:29.82.
Eight years later, Italy’s Elisa Fuliano broke that record by over 20 seconds, setting a new time of 5:01.24. Not only did she break a world record, but this event win bumped her from 12th place into a Games-qualifying spot.
Fuliano's record held until Week 2, when 18-year-old Olivia Kerstetter set a new one with a time of 3:58.36.
Fuliano finished the competition in eighth place overall, qualifying for her third CrossFit Games.
#CrossFit #CrossFitSemifinals #Watch24SF #CrossFitGames
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The CrossFit Games are the ultimate proving grounds for the Fittest Man and Fittest Woman on Earth™ and are world-renowned as the definitive test of fitness. Every year since 2007, fans from around the world have attended the multi-day sporting event, streamed the competition online, or watched on ESPN, CBS, or a wide range of international broadcasts. The international field of play has included athletes from more than 120 countries. The CrossFit Games starts in the qualifying round with 300,000+ athletes competing around the world. Throughout the season the field is whittled down to just 560 athletes.
Learn more about the CrossFit Games → https://cf.games/games-learn-more
Learn more about CrossFit → crossfit.com/what-is-crossfit/?utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=crossfit
Find a CrossFit gym near you → crossfit.com/map?utm_source=social&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=crossfit
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