OFFLEASH — the race that closes
Six races.
One pack.
Nowhere to hide.
A six-race fitness competition. Qualify, claim one of 150 lanes, and race the six Saturdays alongside your pack — every rep counted by the camera, every session on the clock, the field ranked every Saturday. The door closes when the season starts.
New to this? Season 1 is ROOKIE — bodyweight and a pair of dumbbells, under 20 minutes most days, three rest days a week. A beginner has a lane here.
Founding entry $49 · one time · no subscription
The gun · OFFLEASH Season 1
Nobody has a record yet.
150 lanes · door closes Fri 21 Aug · first race Sat 22 Aug
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Be early — Season 1 sets the marks everyone else will chase.
The camera is the judge
AI counts every rep — junk reps score zero. It all runs on your phone: nothing is recorded, nothing is uploaded. Just the count.
The clock never stops
Every session timed, every day scored: 100 pts a session, 1 a rep, 25 a PB day. Under 20 minutes most days — three rest days a week are yours.
You're never racing alone
149 others in the same six races, the same clock. Saturdays rank the whole field; the last one is THE FINAL. Same pack, start to finish.
Why this exists
The enemy is the workout that doesn't count.
No clock, no judge, no record, no consequence. Pausable, fakeable, forgivable — gone by Tuesday. The pause button has ended more training than injury ever has. Your streak app believes anything you tell it. There is no leaderboard for watching.
OFFLEASH gives the living room a finish line. Every rep camera-judged. Every session clocked. The count is final. Content gets watched. Races get run.
Pick where you race — that's your league
Offleash Floor
Indoors — gym corner · living room
The Floor 8: goblet squats, push-ups, rows, presses, RDLs, lunges, curls, thrusters — a high-knees leg between each. One circuit daily; Saturdays you run it on the gun. Entry kit: a pair of dumbbells.
High Knees
Stand facing the camera. Run in place, driving your left knee up above hip height each step. Pump your arms and stay on the balls of your feet. Camera tracks your left leg.
Dumbbell Goblet Squat
Hold one dumbbell at your chest and squat down and up.
Push-ups
Get into a plank position and face the camera from the side. Lower your chest toward the floor by bending your elbows, then push back up until your arms are straight.
Dumbbell Bent Over Row
Hinge forward and drive your elbows past your ribs, then lower the dumbbells under control.
Dumbbell Shoulder Press
Press the dumbbells overhead until your arms lock, then lower them back to shoulder level.
Dumbbell Romanian Deadlift
Push your hips back to lower the dumbbells down your legs, then drive back up tall.
Dumbbell Lunge
Step forward, sink your back knee down, then push off the front foot to stand.
Dumbbell Bicep Curl
Curl one dumbbell up to your shoulder, then lower it under control.
Dumbbell Thruster
Squat down, then drive up and press both dumbbells overhead in one motion.
Offleash Road
Outdoors — street · park · track
The Road 8: GPS-tracked 400 m run legs with a standing station after each. The Saturday race grows every week — 1.6 km at Race 1, out to the full 3.2 km by THE FINAL. The weekdays exist to make you faster at it. No kit needed.
LEG400 m Run Leg
GPS clocks every leg — route, distance, pace. Phone in your pocket.
Air Squats
Sit your hips back and down, then stand tall, using only bodyweight.
Forward Lunge with Twist
Lunge forward, twist over your front leg, rotate back, then push up to standing.
Push-ups
Get into a plank position and face the camera from the side. Lower your chest toward the floor by bending your elbows, then push back up until your arms are straight.
Sumo Squats
Stand facing the camera with feet wide apart, toes pointed outward. Squat down keeping your back straight and knees tracking over toes, then stand back up.
Bodyweight Squat Hold
Lower into a squat and hold it, keeping your thighs near parallel.
Side Lunge
Step out sideways, sit into that hip, then push back to standing.
Reverse Lunge
Step one foot back, drop straight down, then drive up to standing.
Butt Kick
Snap each heel up toward your glutes in a quick, bouncy running rhythm.
Not a course. Miss a day and it logs as rest — you get three a week. The rulebook is published before you pay: the camera is the judge, the judge's count is final — and yours should be harder to satisfy.
The prize is bragging rights — a tier, a time, and your name above theirs. No cash prizes, no payouts. Your entry fee buys the competition itself.