National Pro Grid League

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  • 2014
  • 1 Season

National Pro Grid League, also known as NPGL, is a fast-paced and high-intensity athletic competition now available on NBCSN. The Pro Grid League involves six teams competing against each other in a series of 11 races which are divided into four categories. These categories include women’s races, men’s races, mixed races, and relay races.

The six teams that compete in Pro Grid League are the Miami Surge, Phoenix Rise, San Francisco Fire, New York Rhinos, Los Angeles Reign, and D.C. Brawlers. Each team consists of 14 athletes (7 men and 7 women) who compete in their respective categories. The teams are drafted by the league, and each team is allowed to make roster changes throughout the season.

The races consist of a mix of traditional athletic movements such as sprints, jumping, and weightlifting, along with unconventional movements such as hurdle jumps, parachute sprints, and sled drags. The objective of each race is to complete the movements as fast as possible while also beating the opposing team. Each race has a time cap, and the team that finishes the race the fastest wins. The scoring system is based on the time difference between the two teams. For instance, if one team finishes a race in two minutes and the other team finishes in two minutes and 30 seconds, the first team will be awarded 30 points.

What makes Pro Grid League unique is its focus on teamwork. The races consist of four athletes competing simultaneously, with two athletes from each team facing each other. Each athlete must complete his or her movements before the next athlete can begin. With all the athletes moving concurrently, it becomes imperative for the team to work together to complete every movement as quickly and efficiently as possible.

In addition, each team has a captain who is responsible for leading the team and making strategic decisions. Captains must be well-versed in the strengths and weaknesses of each athlete and have a sound understanding of which athlete performs what movement the best. Strategizing to utilize the strengths of each athlete is key to a team's success.

One other interesting feature of Pro Grid League is that it allows for the use of substitutions similar to other team sports. For instance, if an athlete is not performing well, the captain can pull him or her out and replace with another athlete mid-race. This decision must be made quickly, and the substituted player must be ready to take over instantly.

Pro Grid League is not only exciting but is also entertaining. The competitions take place in a stadium with a large audience, and each team has its own cheerleading squad. The atmosphere of the stadium is electric, and the games are accompanied by a DJ playing upbeat music. The events are also broadcasted to the global audience and covered by commentators, which keeps the viewers engaged and entertained.

Over the seasons, Pro Grid League has expanded and evolved to garner a larger fan base. It has drawn in athletes from various backgrounds, including CrossFit, gymnastics, and track and field, who are all searching for a new challenge. Pro Grid League brings a change in the traditional sports scene, offering an exciting and high-energy environment that appeals to those looking for a new type of competition.

In conclusion, Pro Grid League is a unique and exciting athletic competition that emphasizes teamwork and strategic decision making. The high-intensity movements' variety and the unrestricted substitutions make the game dynamic and unpredictable, ensuring that fans are always on the edge of their seats. The league's expansion over the years and the addition of various athletes from different backgrounds has elevated the competition, making it one of the most intriguing sports events. For fans of team sports or high-paced competitions, Pro Grid League is the perfect solution.

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Seasons
Finals: Teams TBA (LIVE)
5. Finals: Teams TBA (LIVE)
October 3, 2014
Summary not available
Second Semifinal: Teams TBA (LIVE)
4. Second Semifinal: Teams TBA (LIVE)
October 2, 2014
Summary not available
First Semifinal: Teams TBA (LIVE)
3. First Semifinal: Teams TBA (LIVE)
October 1, 2014
Summary not available
Quarterfinals: New York Rhinos vs. Phoenix Rise (LIVE)
2. Quarterfinals: New York Rhinos vs. Phoenix Rise (LIVE)
September 24, 2014
Inaugural playoffs of the first-ever professional fitness league, format Pikes Peak. From Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, N.C.
Quarterfinals: Los Angeles Reign vs. D.C. Brawlers (LIVE)
1. Quarterfinals: Los Angeles Reign vs. D.C. Brawlers (LIVE)
September 23, 2014
Inaugural playoffs for the professional fitness league, featuring Los Angeles Reign and D.C. Brawlers in Charlotte, NC at the Bojangles Coliseum.
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  • Premiere Date
    September 23, 2014