MICKYS FITNESS

DEKA™ AFFILIATE

what is DEKA?

DEKA is for all levels of fitness with a common goal of improving exercise adherence and celebrating fitness. To provide fitness benchmarks and celebrate fitness improvements, DEKA provides 3 testing and competition opportunities with DEKA STRONG, DEKA MILE, and DEKA FIT. All 3 provide our 10 functional fitness zones (DEKA Zones) which are based on rudimentary movements. They are a well-rounded, low barrier of entry experience for beginners while also providing an exceptional test for high level athletes.

Philosophy

The Greeks were the first on record to gamify and test fitness and the Greek term DEKA means Ten.

With our 10 DEKA Zones, we’re providing a well rounded functional test for all levels of fitness. Every zone is based on rudimentary movements that don’t require any specific training or education to complete. Think thousands of years ago when it wasn’t called exercise, fitness, or training. It was survival. Lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, kneeling, jumping/stepping/climbing over something, getting down on the ground and standing back up, and three basic forms of transportation – row, ski, & cycle.

Why compete?

DEKA events are not just a competition, they are a milestone of your fitness journey. In the same arena, on the same day, using the exact standards, every level of fitness can come together and celebrate fitness.

Having an event on your calendar can be a game changer for your motivation – now you’re not exercising anymore, you’re training with a purpose!

DEKA STRONG

10 ZONES, NO RUNNING

A fitness testing and assessment event features 10 DEKA Zones in an indoor gym environment, all without any running.

DEKA MILE

10 ZONES, 160 METERS RUN BETWEEN ZONES

A unique and memorable fitness challenge for the masses, combining our DEKA Zones with 160 meters of running before each zone, totaling 1 mile.

DEKA FIT

10 ZONES, 500 METERS RUN BETWEEN ZONES

Our premier fitness event combines ten functional training zones (DEKA Zones), each preceded by 500M of running, totaling a 5K.