Online Strength Competition

I think this will just provide everyone with some added fun in to their training and to gauge how everyone's training is coming along.
I think we should make up about five events that we can all do either in a gym or at home.
I was thinking something that would test all aspects of the body and the person with the highest total will win a cool prize, possibly a sweet shirt that I can design or whatever.
What do you guys think?
I'd like some suggestions about different events but here's my five:
Bench Press OR Military Press (for max weight)
Chin Ups (underhand grip so everyone can do this exercise, for max reps)
Max curl (most weight, 1 curl + yes you can cheat but lets keep that to a minimum)
3 rep squat (one rep might be too much for those who don't squat in a cage or without a spotter, I figured three would be safer)
Chin Up bar Hang (thus far I've covered the shoulders, chest, back and total body now we need to test the grip). Hang from a chin up bar (with a double overhand grip) for the longest time possible.

These are my pics, anyone else wanna put some in? I think this'll be fun.

RAGINGHULK

how about max time for Standing iron cross with 15 lbs. dumbells, once arms drop below 90 degress time stops!

hows this gonna work pps could easily cheat and also is there a weight class or anything cause u could have a monster thats like 300 pounds and can do twice as much as a person who is about 140 pounds so let me know how its gonna work thanks

A better competition would be pics with a newspaper and we update in 3 months to see who made the best gains.

Unfortunately I know I will be working 70+ hour weeks for the next couple months so I will lose. I'd be happy to judge the rest of you and toss in my pics for fun though.

what about agility, endurance, and body fat%?

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Originally posted by Si_FlyGuy
what about agility, endurance, and body fat%?

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I was agile and had good cardiovascular endurance before I started working out just because I was athletic and active. Body fat % can be estimated from pictures. :)