GYM REVOLT raises over $7,900!
BERKELEY HEIGHTS
— On Saturday, Sept. 17th, Gym Revolt hosted its first “Fight Gone Bad” event which
raised $7,910 for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, CrossFit kids, and
Camp Patriot.
Ten competitors trained for several months in preparation for this seventeen minute
grueling event that challenged their strength, stamina and overall fitness. This event included push presses: pressing 75lbs overhead, sumo deadlift
high pulls: pulling 75lbs off the floor-to-over pecs, wall ball shots: squatting
down and tossing a 20lb ball-10ft into the wall, box jumps: jumping up and down
onto a 20” platform, and row machine. The participants’ endurance and overall
conditioning was tested every second of every exercise by performing the
maximum amount of repetitions at each for one minute straight. To prepare for
this event, Gym Revolt members met three-to-four times per week for group training
classes. 
The proceeds from Fight Gone Bad went to the Special Operations Warrior
Foundation, CrossFit kids, and Camp Patriot.
“FGB is for a wonderful cause, and we were very glad to be able to host this
event,” said Joe Bellisano, co-founder of Gym Revolt and manager of the event.
“Our members trained hard to get ready for this competition, and they also
worked hard to raise money for their sponsorships. We’re grateful for their
hard work and commitment.”