GORUCK 401 Upper Body Round Robin
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1 Name: Date: Event Standard Exercise Scoring Points Bench Press (3 * extra reps) Pushups (2 * extra reps) Situps (3 * extra reps) Pull-ups (3.5 * extra reps) Dips (2.5 * extra reps) Rope Climb 1 Pass/Fail Kipp-Up (3.5 * extra reps) Shuttle Run 24 secs (2 * (.1s to max)) 5 Mile Run/Ruck Run: 40min Ruck: 75min (2 * (5s to max)) (2 * (15s to max)) UBRR Final Score Special Instruction: As soon as an individual finishes one exercise, he must start the next exercise in no more than 10 minutes. Only one attempt is allowed per participant at each station. In order to pass the UBRR, participants must pass all events with at least the minimum score, and receive at least 1100 total points from all the events combined.
2 Bench press: Time: No time limit. Minimum: 6 repetitions of 80% of individuals body weight is the minimum Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 3 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The individual will lay flat (supine) on the bench, feet flat on the floor, shoulder blades, head, and buttocks in contact with the bench. Hands are approximately shoulder width apart. A correct repetition is: On the command, Go, the bar is pushed off the supports (first repetition only), and arms are extended fully to the locked position. Then the bar is lowered until it touches the chest, and then raised until the arms are fully extended, elbows locked. Grader position: The grader must be located to one side of the individual doing the exercise to ensure the feet stay flat on the floor, the buttocks, shoulder blades and head stay in contact with the bench, and the arms fully extended. The grader will notify the individual doing the exercise if the feet, buttocks, shoulder blades, or head lift do not maintain contact, or the arms don t fully extend. The repetition will not be counted after the second notification. Example: Individual weighs 180 pounds. Minimum weight: (80% of 180) = 144 lbs Individual presses 144 lbs 15 times. Score = 100 points for minimum (6 repetitions) 9 repetitions over minimum x 3 pts/rep for a total of 27 additional points (9 x 3 = 27). Total score is 127 (100 points minimum + 27 points for additional points).
3 Push-ups: Time: 1 minute Minimum: 40 pushups is the minimum Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 2 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The back is generally straight, feet are up to 12 inches apart, hands are placed should width apart with arms extended and locked on a generally flat surface A correct repetition is: On the command, Go, the body is lowered from the front leaning rest position until the chest (sternum area) touches a flat hand on the floor, then the body is raised until the arms are fully extended (locked). Grader position: The grader will have one hand on the floor and the other on one elbow of the individual doing the exercise. The grader will notify the individual doing the exercise if he needs to go lower or extend the arms fully, and will not count the repetition after the second notification
4 Sit-ups: Time: 1 minute Minimum: 40 sit-ups is the minimum Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 3 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The individual lies flat (supine) on his back on a generally flat surface. The legs should have a 90 degree bend at the knees. Feet should be flat on the floor with no more than 12 inches in between them, and at the same level as the upper body. Fingers should be interlaced (one or more and at any part of the finger) and placed behind the head. A correct repetition is: On the command Go the individual raises his upper body by bending at the pelvis until the spine (base of the neck) breaks or equals the vertical plane (lower spine). Then he lowers his body until the shoulder blades touch the floor. The person holding the feet may secure them by any means, but will not be in the way or assist in the repetition. Grader position: The grader will be positioned perpendicular to the individual doing the exercise. The grader will notify the individual doing the exercise if he needs to go higher or interlace the fingers and will not count the repetition after the second notification.
5 Pull-ups: Time: No time limit Minimum: 6 pull-ups is the minimum Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 3.5 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The bar will be grasped with hands shoulder width apart, knuckles facing the individual. The individual will hang from the bar so that the arms are fully extended (starting position). A correct position is: On the command Go, pull with the arms, raising the body until the chin is higher than the bar (head can be level or tilted back). Then the individual will lower his body until he is hanging with arms fully extended. The knees may be bent so the feet are behind the body, but the knees cannot come up in the front or kip in any way that would assist in the repetition. Grader position: The grader will stand 18 inches in front of the person doing the exercise and will count out loud. If the individual touches the grader with any part of this body, that repetition will not count. The grader will notify the individual doing the exercise if he needs to go higher or lock the arms, and will not count the repetition after the first notification.
6 Dips: Time: No time limit. Minimum: 6 dips is the minimum Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 2.5 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The body will be fully supported on the dip bar, arms fully extended and locked. Legs may be bent or straight, and feet may be crossed. A correct repetition is: On the command Go, lower the body until the upper arms are parallel with the dip bar, and then press upwards with the arms until the arms are fully extended, elbows locked. Grader position: The grader will be positioned to one side of the individual to ensure the upper arms are at least parallel with the dip bar in the lower position, and the arms become fully locked in the up position. The grader will notify the individual if he fails to go low enough, or if the elbows don t lock. He will not count the repetition after the second notification.
7 Rope climb: Time: No time limit Minimum: Individual must climb the rope (using any technique) until he can touch the designated height (the green tape at 20 feet) on the rope. Individual will wear a 20 lb vest during this exercise. Score: This is a GO/NO GO event, and no points will be awarded.
8 Kipp-Up Time: One minute time limit Minimum: Six kipp-ups is the minimum. Score: The minimum is 100 points, plus 3.5 pts for each additional repetition The correct position is: The individual will position himself underneath the pull-up bar as if he were doing a regular pull-up. Do a left or right facing movement so the pull-up bar is now perpendicular to the individual. Grasp the bar with palms facing each other, no more than 5 apart, arms fully extended and body hanging without touching the ground. The correct repetition is: On the command, Go, pull up with the arms and torso, raising the feet and legs, one leg on either side of the bar, until the heels touch above the bar, with the bar between the legs. Then lower the legs until the arms and legs are fully extend in the starting position. This is one repetition. Grader position: The grader will be located to one side or the other of the individual to ensure the arms and legs are fully extended to start each repetition. The grader will also ensure that the heels touch above the bar on each repetition. The grader will notify the individual if the individual fails to fully extend the arms or legs or fails to touch the heels above the bar. He will not count the repetition after the second notification.
9 Shuttle Run: Time: 24 seconds is the maximum time Score: The maximum is worth 100 points. Each full 0.1 second under the maximum is worth 2 points. A correct course is: The course will be a pre-marked 25 meter running lane that is flat and without obstructions. Easily visible lines on the ground will indicate the starting point and the 25 meter point. A correct shuttle run is: On the command Go, the individual doing the exercise will leave the start point and run down to the far end of the course, pick up a block, return to the start point and put that block down behind the line. Then he will pick up a different block, return to the far end, put that block down behind the line, pick up a different block and return to the starting line. The blocks must be placed behind the lines and carried by hand. Grader position: The grader will be positioned behind the starting line, and must use a watch that measures tenths of a second. Example: Individual s time = 22.4 seconds Time is 24 seconds or less (maximum) = 100 points Total time under 24 seconds is sixteen 1/10 th second increments Score = 100 (maximum time) + (16 x 2) for tenths of a second under the maximum Total Score of 132 points
10 Five Mile Run: Time: Maximum time is 40 minutes Score: The maximum is worth 100 points. Every full 5 second increment under the maximum time is worth 2 points A correct course is: The course will be 5 miles in distance, with a paved (or similar) surface, generally flat and without obstacles. The start and finish line will be the same. A correct five mile run is: On the command Go, the individual will begin to run at his own pace, and continue through the course until he crosses the finish line. This exercise must be completed Grader position: The grader will be located at the start/finish line, and will begin the time at the command Go. He will call off the finish times as runners cross the finish line, and he will not stop his watch until the last runner has completed the run. Example: Individuals time = 36:17 Time is 40 minutes or less (maximum) = 100 points Total time under 40 minutes is 223 seconds 44 full 5 second increments x 2 pts per increment = 88 points (44 x 2 = 88) Score = 100 (maximum time) + 88 (points for 5 second increments) Total Score of 188 points.
11 Five Mile Rucksack March: Time: The maximum time is 75 minutes Score: The maximum score is worth 100 points. Every full time increment of 15 seconds under the maximum is worth 2 points. Equipment: The rucksack must weigh no less than 40 pounds dry. Uniform can be pants or shorts with boots. A correct course is: The course will be 5 miles in distance, with a hard, solid surface, generally flat without obstacles. The start and finish line will be the same. A correct five mile rucksack march is: Individual will begin at the start line, and at the command Go, will begin the ruckmarch at his own pace and continue through the course until he crosses the finish line. This entire exercise must be completed with the rucksack, and un-aided. Running is authorized. Grader position: The grader will be located at the start/finish line, and will start the time at the command Go. He will call off the times as participants cross the finish line, and he will not stop the time until the last individual completes the rucksack march. Example: Individuals time is 52 minutes 25 seconds. Time is 75 minutes or less (maximum) = 100 points Total time under 75 minutes is 22 minutes and two 15 full seconds 22 minutes x 4 (15 second increments) = (15 full second) (90 x 2) = 280 Total Score of 280 points
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