The Leon Games - July

Points are awarded per event, per division, and per gender. Trilogy standings are based on total points accumulated over the July 12, August 16, and September 13 events.

Only athletes who compete in all three events are eligible for Trilogy Championship awards.

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Ola Club – Doral, FL
A premier indoor fitness venue built for high-energy competition, spectators, and elite-level training.

• Climate-controlled indoor course

• Dedicated competition lanes

• Spectator viewing areas

• Athlete warm-up and recovery zones

The Leon Games follows a hybrid race format, inspired by endurance racing and functional fitness competitions.

• Wave starts by division

• Run segments paired with workout stations

• Chip timing for overall race time

• Professionally judged workout standards

• Live leaderboards and results

Athletes will rotate through a series of functional challenges designed to keep heart rates high and performance measurable.

The Leon Games is built for:

• Functional fitness athletes

• Runners looking for a new challenge

• Cross-training athletes

• Competitive gym members

• Teams, partners, and gym crews

If you train hard and like to compete, this event is for you.

Competitors can expect a mix of:

• Running or cardio segments

• Strength and power movements

• Functional endurance challenges

• Bodyweight and loaded exercises

All workouts are:

• Clearly standardized

• Scaled by division

• Designed for fair judging and flow

No surprises. No gimmicks. Just work.

Workout stations announcement coming soon....

The Leon Games offers multiple divisions so every athlete can compete at the right level:

• Open

• Pro

• Doubles

Workloads and weights are adjusted by division while keeping the same course layout for all athletes.

1. General Competition Rules

1. The Leon Games is a timed hybrid fitness competition.
   Athletes compete to complete the full course in the fastest total time.
2. All athletes must complete all required run segments and workout stations in the prescribed order. Skipping any portion of the course results in disqualification.
3. Wave starts will be used. Athletes must start in their assigned wave and division.
4. Chip timing is mandatory.
   Athletes must wear the assigned timing chip at all times during competition.
5. The fastest official time wins.
   Time penalties may be added for movement violations or missed reps.

2. Divisions & Scaling

1. The Leon Games offers multiple divisions (Open, Pro, Doubles, Relay, Masters).
2. Each division follows the same course layout, with differences only in:
• Load (weight)
• Repetition count
• Movement standards
3. Athletes may not compete in a lower division than their ability level. The Leon Games reserves the right to reassign athletes if necessary.
4. Doubles and relay teams may split work as specified, but both athletes must complete all run segments unless otherwise stated.

3. Course & Flow Rules

1. Athletes must follow the clearly marked course at all times.
2. Entry and exit points for each workout station must be used correctly.
3. Athletes may not advance to the next station until:
• All required work at the current station is completed
• A judge signals approval
4. Interference with other athletes, judges, or equipment is prohibited.

4. Workout Standards

1. All movements will have clearly defined standards published prior to race day.
2. A judge will be assigned to each lane or station.
3. No-rep calls will be issued for movements that do not meet standards.
4. Athletes must wait for the judge’s instruction before starting and after finishing each station.
5. Chalk is allowed unless otherwise stated. Grip aids, straps, or gloves are not allowed unless specified by division rules.

5. Penalties

1. Minor violations (missed reps, incorrect form):
• No-rep call
• Rep must be repeated
2. Major violations (skipping work, repeated no-reps, unsportsmanlike conduct):
• Time penalty added
• Possible disqualification
3. Penalty times will be standardized and communicated before the event.
4. Judges’ calls are final.

6. Running Rules

1. All run segments must be completed on the designated course.
2. Cutting the course or missing run distance will result in:
• Time penalty
• Disqualification if uncorrected
3. Athletes may not receive pacing assistance from spectators or coaches.

7. Equipment Rules

1. Athletes may only use event-provided equipment unless explicitly stated.
2. Adjustments to equipment (seat height, handle position) must be made within the athlete’s lane.
3. Equipment must be left in a safe and orderly manner after use.

8. Athlete Conduct

1. Athletes must display sportsmanship and respect at all times.
2. Abusive language, aggressive behavior, or interference will not be tolerated.
3. Athletes must follow all instructions from judges, staff, and volunteers.

9. Safety & Medical

1. Athlete safety is the top priority.
2. Medical staff will be on-site. Judges may stop an athlete if they determine it is unsafe to continue.
3. Any athlete who withdraws or is removed for safety reasons will receive a DNF (Did Not Finish).

10. Protests & Appeals

1. Protests must be submitted by the athlete within 15 minutes of posting unofficial results.
2. Protests must be made at the designated results or timing desk.
3. Video or spectator testimony may be reviewed at the discretion of the event director.
4. All decisions by The Leon Games officials are final.

11. Results & Awards

1. Official results will be posted after all penalties and protests are resolved.
2. Podiums will be awarded by division.
3. Awards may include:
• Overall winners
• Division winners

12. Final Authority

The Leon Games Event Director reserves the right to:

• Modify rules for safety or fairness
• Adjust schedules due to weather or logistics
• Enforce penalties or disqualifications

Participation in The Leon Games constitutes acceptance of all rules.

Powered by RaceTime’s professional timing systems, every second counts.

• Chip-timed start and finish

• Overall race ranking

• Division and age-group podiums

• Real-time results display

This is a true race—fastest time wins.

• Professionally produced competition

• Clear standards and fair judging

• Real race timing and rankings

• High-energy venue and atmosphere

• A foundation for a growing event series

This is the beginning of something bigger.