OUTCAST have won the inaugural Battle of the Camps at the 2026 Gymreapers Wodapalooza SoCal in Huntington Beach, finishing with 28 points out of a possible 48. Team PRVN securing second with 26 points, Training Think Tank (TTT) finished third with 24, and BRUTE ended up in fourth with 19 points.
The interesting format featured four six athlete camps, competing across 11 workouts over three days. Five workouts were scored separately for women and men, creating 16 scoring opportunities. First place earned three points, second earned two, third earned one, and fourth earned zero.
Overall, OUTCAST did not win the most individual scores outright, but they were the most consistent camp across the entire weekend and spectrum of events. They won Rob O. (Males), Vertigo (Females), and Vertigo (Males), while also earning strong positions in the other scored events.
TTT won Modal Madness and were the fastest camp in both Shoulder Season (Females) and Rob O. (Females). PRVN won Shoulder Season (Males), while BRUTE claimed Divide and Conquer.
| Camp | Total Points | Overall Place |
|---|---|---|
| OUTCAST | 28 | 1st |
| PRVN | 26 | 2nd |
| Training Think Tank | 24 | 3rd |
| BRUTE | 19 | 4th |
Event Results
| Event | Winning Camp | Winning Result |
|---|---|---|
| Modal Madness | Training Think Tank | 1st place |
| Shoulder Season (Females) | Training Think Tank | 20:54.39 |
| Shoulder Season (Males) | PRVN | 18:21.44 |
| Rob O. (Females) | Training Think Tank | 3:45.47 |
| Rob O. (Males) | OUTCAST | 4:11.59 |
| Divide and Conquer | BRUTE | 15:48.70 |
| Vertigo (Females) | OUTCAST | 5:31.81 |
| Vertigo (Males) | OUTCAST | 4:59.40 |
$214,000 Prize Purse
The Battle of the Camps generously paid out $214,000 in total prize money. The four competing camps shared $204,000, with every athlete receiving an equal share of their camp’s prize. A further $10,000 went to Noah Ohlsen as the recipient of the Lazar Đukić MVP Award.
As overall champions, OUTCAST earned $120,000, equating to $20,000 for each of their six athletes. PRVN received $48,000 for second place, Training Think Tank took home $24,000 in third, and BRUTE earned $12,000 for fourth.
| Finish | Team Prize | Prize Per Athlete |
|---|---|---|
| 1st, OUTCAST | $120,000 | $20,000 |
| 2nd, PRVN | $48,000 | $8,000 |
| 3rd, Training Think Tank | $24,000 | $4,000 |
| 4th, BRUTE | $12,000 | $2,000 |
| Lazar Đukić MVP, Noah Ohlsen | $10,000 | $10,000 |
Meet The Teams
Lets have a closer look at the rosters.
OUTCAST
Every league needs a wildcard, and OUTCAST filled that role in Huntington Beach. The six athletes converged from different training backgrounds for the weekend, with no established camp to collectively represent.
Coached by Adam Neifer and led by Jack Farlow, this team’s excellent roster of athlete included Danielle Brandon, Arielle Loewen, Abbie Domit, Tudor Magda and Bill Leahy.
Brute
BRUTE arrived at Wodapalooza SoCal as one of the sport’s most established coaching camps. Founded in 2013, the coaching collective has built its reputation on depth, structure, and developing athletes from everyday training environments right through to the CrossFit Games floor.
Coached by Matt Torres and El Senouvor, BRUTE brought six athletes to Battle of the Camps, including reigning Fittest Man on Earth James Sprague, 2026 CrossFit Games runner-up Dallin Pepper, Jayson Hopper and Emma Lawson. With more than a decade of elite athlete development behind them, BRUTE entered the weekend with serious experience and depth in their lineup.
PRVN
PRVN brought one of CrossFit’s most successful competitive blueprints to Wodapalooza SoCal. Founded by wife and husband team Tia-Clair Toomey-Orr and Shane Orr, the camp has become known for meticulous preparation and helping athletes peak when the biggest competitions arrive.
Its approach grew from Toomey-Orr’s eight Fittest Woman on Earth titles, achieved while working with her husband and coach, Shane Orr. With Keifer Lammi and Tim Paulson leading the coaching floor, PRVN athletes such as Jay Crouch, Maddie Sturt, Colten Mertens, Ricky Garard and Olivia Kerstetter in Battle of the Camps, all arriving with the expectation of contending for the win.
Training Think Tank
Training Think Tank arrived at Wodapalooza SoCal with one of the deepest wells of experience in the field. Founded in 2013 by Max El-Hag and based in Alpharetta, Georgia, the camp has built its reputation on a thoughtful, data-informed approach to performance and athlete development.
Under the leadership of Perrin Behr, their roster included Noah Ohlsen, Travis Mayer, Hannah Black, Lydia Fish, Anikha Greer and Chandler Smith.
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