OFFLEASH — a race anyone can enter
How it works
Not a course. A six-race competition — same session, same spec, every rep on camera, ranked in your pack.
Pick your league
Floor is indoors — the 8-station dumbbell circuit with a high-knees leg between each. Road is outdoors — GPS run legs with a standing station after each. Then pick your division: Rookie, Open or Pro. Same session, the load is the only difference.
Enter — the clock starts when you do
One payment, no subscription. Enter Monday–Wednesday and week 1 starts the day you pay; enter later and your season starts Monday, with warm-up laps until then. Everyone who enters your week is your pack.
Train daily, on camera
One workout, every day, clocked. Floor's reps grow every week (60% → 110%); Road's course grows every week (1.6 → 3.2 km). The camera counts every rep — junk reps score zero. Miss a day and it logs as rest: you get three a week.
Race weekends — 48 hours
The week's session, on the gun — RACE 1 … RACE 5, then THE FINAL. Floor: that week's circuit, 60% at Race 1 out to 110% at THE FINAL. Road: the week's course raced flat-out — 1.6 km at Race 1, growing to the full 3.2 km by THE FINAL. A race is a race because it is clocked and ranked against the field, not because it is longer — race day is the first day of the week, so the race is always the first run of the new number. A race is a 48-hour window: run it on race day or the day after, one attempt, and your time files to race day either way. The weekend is one session, not two — race either day and the other is rest. Miss the window and that race didn't happen for you: five races is not six.
Points on the board
Entry banks 100. Every session +100, every counted rep +1, every real PB +25. Your race time breaks ties. The board only counts up — you can be out-earned and passed, but never robbed.
THE FINAL
Day 36 — the biggest session of the season, on the same 48-hour window as every other race (day 36 or day 37). Your time goes on the board, your tier gets stamped, and graduation is Sunday night: a ceremony, not a workout. What you win is bragging rights — a tier, a time, and your name above theirs. No cash, no prizes. Next pack forms Monday.
The honest part
The camera is the judge
On-device pose detection counts your reps in real time, in the browser — no manual logging. It will miss a real rep sometimes and let a soft one through. The rulebook says so before you pay, and Rule 9 asks your inner judge to be harder to satisfy than the camera.
GPS maps every leg
Road legs are tracked live — route, distance, pace. Signal drifts under trees and towers; a leg below the accuracy floor flags the session completed-unranked rather than polluting the board.
Pacers, labeled
Thin packs are filled by Larry's house athletes — always badged PACER, never disguised as humans. They hold the pace and retire as real athletes join.
Loads are declared, not weighed
Divisions run on honor for now. Any 2 kg counts as 2 kg — dumbbells, kettlebells, filled bottles. Cheat the load and your name sits on a number you didn't earn.
The prize is bragging rights
No cash, no payouts, no merchandise, nothing to redeem. Your entry fee buys the six-race competition itself — the judged sessions, the pack, the board — not a chance at winnings. There is no prize pool.
Questions about the competition, your entry, or anything else — we're here.
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