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Power Play challenges you to step up and put your strength to the test. Take on the featured challenge, and see how you stack up across River Crossing YMCA.  Track your daily attempt, and watch your best effort climb the leaderboard throughout the month. There's no registration - just connect with a wellness center staff member and go for it.  Push your limits, show up strong, and compete for pride, power, and a spot on the leader board—because the best prize is knowing you gave it your all.

How to Join In? 

  1. No registration required.
  2. Simply connect with a wellness center staff member to participate and have your attempts recorded on our leader board. 
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Current Challenge

May 2026: Squat Challenge

The AMRAP 2-Minute Box Squat Challenge invites members to complete as many box squats as possible (AMRAP) within two minutes while maintaining proper form. This challenge is designed to build lower-body strength and encourage friendly competition. Each repetition will count only if the participant taps the bench with their hips before standing back up. All results will be displayed on the Wellness Center leaderboard throughout the month of May.
 

Rules for Participation

  • Members may attempt the challenge once per day.
  • Depth: Hips drop to at least parallel tapping the top of a standard ~17” bench.
  • Full Stand: Hips and knees fully extend at the top
  • Controlled Movement: No bouncing or collapsing into depth.
  • Staff member must time, count, and record the attempt.
  • Participants may improve their time throughout the month. The attempt with the highest reps will be counted.
     

Top 50 Leaderboard

Association Wide Leaderboard This Week

Upcoming Challenges

The AMRAP 2-Minute Box Squat Challenge invites members to complete as many box squats as possible (AMRAP) within two minutes while maintaining proper form. This challenge is designed to build lower-body strength and encourage friendly competition. Each repetition will count only if the participant taps the bench with their hips before standing back up. All results will be displayed on the Wellness Center leaderboard throughout the month of May.
 

Rules for Participation

  • Members may attempt the challenge once per day.
  • Depth: Hips drop to at least parallel tapping the top of a standard ~17” bench.
  • Full Stand: Hips and knees fully extend at the top
  • Controlled Movement: No bouncing or collapsing into depth.
  • Staff member must time, count, and record the attempt.
  • Participants may improve their time throughout the month. The attempt with the highest reps will be counted.
     

The Pull-Up Challenge invites members to complete as many pull-ups as possible while maintaining proper form. This challenge promotes upper-body strength, grip endurance, and friendly competition. Participants will compete for the highest number of reps, and all results will be displayed on the Wellness Center Leaderboard throughout July and August.

Rules for Participation

  • Members may attempt the challenge once per day.
  • Starting Position: Full hang with arms fully extended and feet off the ground.
  • Controlled Movement: Reps must be performed with controlled form—no half reps, jumping pull-ups or swinging.
  • A staff member or wellness coach must count and record the attempt.
  • Participants may improve their rep count throughout the month. Only the highest recorded rep total counts.

 

The Wall Sit Challenge invites members to hold a seated position against the wall for as long as possible while maintaining proper form. This challenge tests lower-body endurance, and encourages friendly competition. Participants will compete for the longest hold time, and all results will be displayed on the Wellness Center Leaderboard throughout September and October.

Rules for Participation

  • Members may attempt the challenge once per day.
  • Position: Back must remain flat against the wall at all times, knees must be at 90 degrees and directly above the ankles, hands down by sides.
  • A staff member or wellness coach must count and record the attempt.
  • Participants may improve their rep count throughout the month. Only the highest recorded rep total counts.
     

The AMRAP Push-Up Challenge invites members to complete as many push-ups as possible in one minute while maintaining proper form. This challenge promotes upper-body strength, core stability, and friendly competition. Participants will compete for the highest rep count, and all results will be displayed on the Wellness Center Leaderboard throughout November and December.

Rules for Participation

  • Members may attempt the challenge once per day.
  • Position: Start in plank position. The chest must lower to at least elbow-height for the rep to count and arms must fully extend at the top.
  • A staff member or wellness coach must count and record the attempt.
  • Participants may improve their rep count throughout the month. Only the highest recorded rep total counts.
     

 

Challenge Hall of Fame

Recognizing Our Top Finishers from past challenges

The Dead Hang Challenge invites members to test their endurance by timing how long they can maintain a dead hang from a pull-up bar. Participants will compete for their own PR for the longest time they can hang as well as compete for a spot on the Power Play Leaderboard with other Y members in their branch and across the association. 

Current RankingNameScoreBranch
1David B. 4.4Bethlehem
2Marvin P.4.32Easton
3Allistair M4.02Bethlehem
4Nurlan3.37Quakertown
5Jack R.3.34Slate Belt
6Arjun G.2.5Bethlehem
7Bruno D.2.47Bethlehem
8Declan C.2.47Bethlehem
9Theodore T.2.4Deer Path
10Ivanna L.2.37Deer Path
11Richie S.2.33Nazareth
12Tim P. 2.32Nazareth
13Ethan S. 2.29Bethlehem
14Niall M.2.28Warminster
15Dominic M2.2Quakertown
16Ron G.2.19Allentown
17AJ Sestito2.19Nazareth
18Richie S.2.19Bethlehem
19Josh L.2.17Slate Belt
20Tim K.2.17Quakertown

 

The Plank Challenge is a timed endurance event focused on maintaining a proper forearm plank for as long as possible. Participants will compete individually, with Y staff monitoring form, safety, and time. The participant who holds their plank the longest without breaking form wins. Participants will compete for the longest time, and compete for a spot on the Power Play Leaderboard with other Y members in their branch and across the association.

Current RankingNameScoreBranch
1Ryker R.41.21Bethlehem
2Claudia M 33.37Quakertown
4Declan C. 28.28Bethlehem
3Bill M22Doylestown
5Alex M 20.11Quakertown
6Marvin P17.01Easton
7Ron G.16.04Allentown
8Kaspian H15.04Bethlehem
9Colleen G. 13.04Bethlehem
10Don R.11.13Doylestown
11Nancy P.10.22Bethlehem
12Stephon G.10.06Bethlehem
13Lisa B.10.02Deer Path
14Owen P.10.01Bethlehem
15Joanne E.9.05Nazareth
16Dave D.8.31Slate Belt
17Howard B.8.11Deer Path
18Scott B.8.01Easton
19Cheryl G.8Doylestown
20Ryan S. 7.31Deer Path
21Avarie 7.29Quakertown
22jack m 7.2Quakertown
23Dave. F.7.2Bethlehem
24Jack R. 7.13Slate Belt
25Wayne C7.11Quakertown
26Reid C.7.07Slate Belt
27Julie H.7.05Nazareth
28Agnes7.01Easton
29Ciprian M.6.45Nazareth
30Frann K6.31Easton
31Donough D.6.29Fairless Hills
32Justin G. 6.24Slate Belt
33Ciprian M.6.22Nazareth
34Giuliano L.6.05Nazareth
35Joanne E.6.01Nazareth
36Desmond M.6.01Easton
37Hillary H.6.01Doylestown
38Faith T5.45Doylestown
39David B. 5.45Bethlehem
40Joe G5.45Fairless Hills
41Tim D.5.41Fairless Hills
42Desmond M.5.29Nazareth
43Peter G. 5.21Bethlehem
44Al B.5.16Bethlehem
45Nolan K.5.11Nazareth
46Liam Z.5.1Nazareth
47Scott S.5.09Slate Belt
48Velicia S. 5.06Deer Path
49Megan M5.05Quakertown
50Connor M.5.05Nazareth
48Kendra R. 5.05Deer Path
49Jon R.5.02Warminster
50Katie T.5Slate Belt