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Mark Agnew

The Rogue Invitational starts on today, June 13, as some of the best crossfitters face off online. The competition dropped the CrossFit brand this week after a series of controversial tweets from former CEO Greg Glassman, but still the likes of three times CrossFit Games champion Tia-Clair Toomey will be competing.
Travel restrictions amid the coronavirus pandemic mean the competition is being held online. But all the athletes have been sent equipment by Rogue for the workouts.
Toomey and Vellner win Rogue Invitational
The workouts are available here.
Watch the competition live below:




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The fitness competition is no longer carrying the CrossFit brand because of Greg Glassman’s controversial tweets, but is still attracting the top athletes



Rogue Invitational no longer carrying the CrossFit brand because of former CEO Greg Glassman’s controversial tweets, but fitness competition still attracting top athletes.


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.css-1mniedq{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;} The fitness competition is no longer carrying the CrossFit brand because of Greg Glassman’s controversial tweets, but is still attracting the top athletes

The fitness competition is no longer carrying the CrossFit brand because of Greg Glassman’s controversial tweets, but is still attracting the top athletes