Vanessa Meloche from CrossFit Heartland shares the task of competing 55 deadlifts with her female partner Tami Reilly while their male partners complete 55 chest-to-bar pull ups during the first workout of the day of the 2014 TactFit Games Jan. 19 at the Offutt Field House. Teams had to complete 55 reps of five different movements and a 400-yard fireman’s carry in less than 15 minutes during the workout. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Kimberly Huhmann with Team Offutt Tactical Fitness completes a front squat while her partner Emily Yates cheers her on during the second of three workout of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. Competitors registered in teams consisting of two males and two females and are divided into two divisions, RX and scaled. RX means all participants must complete the workout as prescribed, doing the same amount of reps with the same amount of weight. Scaled allows competitors to modify their workouts based on their ability. Twenty-five teams will compete in the RX division and 25 teams in the scaled division. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Carly Height with Team Offutt Tactical Fitness holds a 35-pound kettle bell while her partner, Angie Hobbs rows on the rowing machine during the second workout of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. During the second workout, two team members had seven minutes to row for a calorie count, while their partner holds a kettle bell above their head. Once the kettle bell breaks the plane of the head, the partner rowing had to stop until the kettle bell was lifted again. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Angie Hobbs with Team Offutt Tactical Fitness rows for a calorie count during the second workout of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. Twenty five teams of four, two males and two females, competed in three high-intensity workouts that tested test their physical and mental limits with extreme fitness during the second annual TactFit Games. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Team Offutt Tactical Fitness competitor Jason Sellers, U.S. Strategic Command, completes a front squat during the second of three workout of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. The TactFit Games helps raise money for the TactFit program, which is a non-profit entity ran completely by volunteers. Each team pays a registration fee of $120, which will go toward coaching certifications for the TactFit program. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Amy Peterson and Kristian Voth from CrossFit Dunamis in Souix Falls, SD, cheer on Chris Peterson who completes a handstand walk during the championship workout for the RX division of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. Teams came from across Nebraska, Iowa, South Dakota and Missouri to compete in the competition. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
Nick Garcia from CrossFit Vise Downtown completes a leg-less rope climb during the championship workout for the RX division of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. Garcia’s team, The Misfits, was one of three teams that made it to the final workout. The Misfits went on to win the RX division of the games. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
U.S. Air Force Col. Gregory Guillot, 55th Wing commander, hands Kristy Williams of The Misfits from CrossFit Vise Downtown a trophy for her team placing first place in the RX division of the 2014 TactFit Games at the Offutt Field House Jan. 19. The TactFit Games is a yearly CrossFit competition put on by Team Offutt Tactical Fitness to bring together athletes from the regions and to raise money for the TactFit program, which is ran completely by volunteers. (U.S. Air Force Photo by 2nd Lt. Carly A. Costello/Released)
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