As for me I repeated the same performance in Chicago by the numbers. Thats another story entirely.
I hadn't had stable training I felt.
Surya missed by but a few. I know what thats like. :) Train more and get higher numbers in the gym.
Cate Imes didn't compete but I know she will get to it sooner then later.
One of my newer students and local resident Lisa Balash competed and came close to CMS.
ITs a good experience that she will learn from. One of the take aways from competition is that like any thing else, performance takes experience and ultimately patience. Performance also requires a realization that 90-95% of a PR is the likelihood in a competition. This occurs more commonly at the Master of Sport and beyond level.
Chris D is closing in on Rank I. I know he will it get soon.
Congratulations to Eric St. Onge, the first Canadian to achieve Candidate Master of Sport if I'm correct.
Congratulations to Australia and Ukraine for producing a CMS and MS respectively under the World Kettlebell Club ranking.
Congratulations Lorna K for achieving national records.
Thanks to Moses, and many others who helped with the set up/tear down(I thank myself for that too) and the AKC for putting it on.
It almost seems that an MS or several will be produced a for national and international competitions to come.
Great effort from everyone in attendance and achieving your respective ranks. Its a stepping stone to the next level.
I look forward to Atlanta Dec 5th.
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Great seeing you again man. Always inspiring to see you do your thing.. See you in Atlanta??
Marty it was good seeing you again. The meet was a blast, all the best in ATL.
Congratulations on a great performance. This was the first time I attended the AKC Classic and hope to return as a lifter next year.
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