Street Hard Workout Battle Chomutov 2020
Author: [Text: Rostislav Vošický - organizer] On 12.09.2020 from 13:00 on the sandy beach on Kamencovo lake took place the world competition in street workout under the name WSWCF Academy Street Workout World Cup, stage Chomutov 2020 - Street Hard Workout Battle.
The competition took place on a mobile structure specially designed for this competition.
On this September day, the sky was beautifully blue and the thermometer showed 27°C, which is absolutely luxurious for September, and the sandy beach with water evoked a seaside environment.
Before the competition, the athletes were weighed and the highest weight was Fernando Selby from Denmark with 90 kg, while the lowest weight was Marek Bodnar from Chomutov with 53 kg.
The competition is held as part of the Street Hard Workout League 2020, which is supported by Amix Nutrition with its supplements, and Kulturistika.com on the media side.
Among the most important sponsors were Ústecký kraj, Municipality of Březno, City of Chomutov, Tesco Foundation, ZvučeníEU, CC Internet, Zoopark Chomutov, Culture and Sport Chomutov and Technical Services of the City of Chomutov
The competition was held under the auspices of the Deputy Governor of the Ústí nad Labem Region, Mr. Jaroslav Komínek. More information about all competitions can be found on the website www.shwbattle.cz.
At the beginning of the competition there was a joint photo of the athletes with the flags of their countries. In total, 10 countries were represented at the competition: the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Denmark, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Colombia and Great Britain.
The competition started with the so-called basic round. Each competitor had 3 minutes to perform his set, and the jury also judged the endurance of individual athletes and how they would use the 3 minutes to the maximum.
Fernando Selby opened the competition, and showed sets mainly combined with dynamic exercises. Then came the Italian school of street workout characterized by strength and technical exercises of the highest difficulty and quality.
The Italian school was represented by Erik Barsi, Christian Innocenti and Allesio Fiumara. It was they who started the routines of combined maltesers on trapeze, bars and ground with planche exercises with very long holding times and transitions to other strength exercises.
The Ukrainian school followed immediately, which is also characterized by perfect execution of the more technical strength exercises, but with very challenging transitions into dynamic exercises with minimal rest periods.
Then the German school, the Czech school and the Polish school were presented, which have a similar style to the Ukrainian school. The Polish school was characterized by athletes only in the 70+ kg weight class, a weight category where every kilogram of weight is very important for the execution of strength exercises.
The Spanish school was represented by five athletes from the Iberian Peninsula. The Spanish school is very similar to the Italian school, and it is based mainly on very heavy technical strength exercises with long holding times and perfect execution.
Alex Berinskyy won the regular season with 31 points. Alex is originally from Ukraine but has lived in Germany for 15 years. He was followed by Vitaly Pavlenko of Ukraine with 30 points and Kostiantyn Shapoval with 29 points, and David Nguyen of Denmark, originally from Vietnam, and Erik Barsi and Patrik Cerny, who had 26 points, and Christian Innocenti with 25 points. Christian Innocenti thus also won the over 70 kg weight category.
The other advancers with 25 points were just the Spaniards, namely Gustavo Condo Mamani, Eduardo Villar Fernandez, Jose Lopez Molina. Goku Nsudoh of Great Britain was next with 22 points. A total of 10 athletes advanced to the knockout fights.
The advancing spider was made according to the number of points, so the athlete with the highest number of points from the basic round competed with the athlete with the lowest number of points.
On this basis they competed together:
Alex Berinsky with Goku Nsudoh, Vitaly Pavlenko with Villar Fernandez, Shapoval with Condo Mamani, Nguyen with Innocenti, Erik Barsi with Patrik Cerny. Alex Berinsky, Vitaly Pavlenko, Shapoval, Nguyen and a huge boost for the Czech Republic, Patrik Cerny, advanced to the finals.
The final was won by Vitaly Pavlenko, the Ukrainian champion, with Kostiantyn Shapoval, also the Ukrainian champion, in silver and Patrik Cerny, the reigning Czech champion, in bronze.
Vitaly Pavlenko won the prize money of 500 Euro in addition to advancing to the World Cup next year. Kostiantyn Shapoval won 250 euro and Patrik Cerny won 100 euro.
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