Aimee Cringle

Back-to-back third place finishes on tour this season have landed Cringle on top of the season-long standings heading into the Finals. These two podiums are the two best competition results of her young career, and have set herself up beautifully for the Finals. 

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In addition to the 20-point buffer over her closest challengers, she’s taken the Fall off from competition, while most of the other women went to battle at the Rogue Invitational. We’ve seen it all season that being “fresh” compared to the field can pay dividends; Cringle may be taking that knowledge to the bank before Copenhagen. 

Her output in competition at the Tour Stops has been very impressive. The only two bottom half finishes she has are an 18th and a 16th on the one-rep max lifts. Winning both of the opening workouts has firmly established her as a force in any workout with significant running involved. And her seven other to- ten finishes come in workouts of all shapes and sizes. 

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The women behind her are absolutely forces to be reckoned with, but if you think at this point Cringle isn’t also one of those forces, it might be wise not to sleep on her at the Finals. 

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