The CrossFit Games are the championship stage of the season — the venue where the sport's definition of fitness gets tested hardest. Games events are written as tests first and workouts second: unknown and unknowable challenges, odd objects, swimming, sandbags, sleds, and loads no affiliate would program on a Tuesday. That's exactly what makes them interesting to revisit.
This library documents Games events from the first competition at a ranch in Aromas, California in 2007 — when the entire event fit in a weekend and the prize was $500 — through the modern era. Some translate directly to a regular gym; others need scaling or substitutions, which each page notes where the structure allows.
Treat these as occasional ambition, not weekly programming. Games events are the sport's final exams, and attempting one as written is a legitimate way to find out exactly where the ceiling is.