The Saturday evening event for the individual athletes has been announced. Men and women will complete the Triangle Couplet starting at 6:45 p.m. in the Tennis Stadium.
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Instead of ESPN, tune in to ESPN News for Saturday coverage. You can still see every heat of every event on ESPN3.
Any spectator with a Tennis wristband can reserve a seat for the evening events at the Games. To do so, get to the beer garden in Vendor Village from 8-11:30 a.m. to pick your seats.
Be sure to be in your seat by 6:30 p.m.—after Event 9 – Clean and Jerk—to watch the final event of tonight’s events. Any unoccupied seats after that time will be up for grabs.
Individual athletes will complete Heavy DT beginning at 5:50 p.m. today in the Tennis Stadium at the StubHub Center.
The CrossFit community was given the opportunity to vote on this event by tweeting #DoubleDT or #HeavyDT. Heavy DT was the winner.
Vote for the Friday night individual event on the CrossFit Games Twitter account using #DoubleDT or #HeavyDT.
The Big Bob—which first appeared in at the 2012 Games—will make another appearance in 2015.
On Saturday morning in the Soccer Stadium, teams will push the Big Bob sled 150 ft. down the field, turn around, and push it back 150 ft. and across the finish line.
The team that pushes Big Bob the fastest earns 100 points.
Tune in to Games.CrossFi.com or ESPN3 now as the teams get started!
The top five teenagers and top 10 masters in each division will move to the Tennis Stadium for their final event—Amanda.
First appearing in the Tennis Stadium in 2010 for individual competition, Amanda has been various times in CrossFit competition, including the 2014 Masters Qualifier.
Tune in to ESPN3 and Games.CrossFit.com to see the action live.
Check Games.CrossFit.com later for coverage and results.
Long Beach has multiple parking garages.
Spectators are advised to walk, run, or bike over to Hermosa Beach via the Strand walk way from Long Beach.
Hermosa Beach has made a commitment to be a sustainable community. Parking in the City is very limited and the City strongly encourages visitors to use alternative modes of transportation such as walking, public transit or biking.
