Keisuke vs Hideyuki

JPN JPN · Open Men · 5 results

Keisuke Maeda

1:20:04 best Open Men time · Incheon 2026
592nd of 2,004 place in that race · 2,004 Open Men finishers
JPN JPN · Pro Men · 3 results

Hideyuki Sakurai

1:11:38 best Open Men time · Osaka 2026
132nd of 1,631 place in that race · 1,631 Open Men finishers

Station radar · best race with a field of 30 or more

Keisuke: Incheon 2026, Open Men · Hideyuki: Osaka 2026, Open Men

50% top SkiPushPullBBJRowCarryLungesWall ballsRoxzoneRuns
KeisukeHideyukiedge = faster than everyone, centre = slowest

This chart shows where Keisuke and Hideyuki sat in the field on each part of the race: the edge is faster than everyone, the centre is the slowest.Keisuke: strongest on Pull (faster than 86% of the field), weakest on Carry (faster than 17%).Hideyuki: strongest on Carry (faster than 96% of the field), weakest on Lunges (faster than 66%).

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Part Keisuke: faster than Hideyuki: faster than
Ski 83% 76%
Push 55% 85%
Pull 86% 89%
BBJ 73% 74%
Row 49% 90%
Carry 17% 96%
Lunges 84% 66%
Wall balls 57% 89%
Roxzone 25% 93%
Runs 78% 91%

Each athlete against their own field at their own best race (division, gender, that venue). Further out is faster.

Part by part

Part Keisuke Hideyuki
SkiErg 83% 76%
Sled push 55% 85%
Sled pull 86% 89%
Burpee broad jump 73% 74%
Row 49% 90%
Farmers carry 17% 96%
Sandbag lunges 84% 66%
Wall balls 57% 89%
Roxzone (moving) 25% 93%
Runs (8 km) 78% 91%

The share of their own field each athlete beat on that segment, at the race named on the left. Higher is better; green marks the better of the two. A dash means no split was published.

Those races as one bar each

Keisuke · Incheon 2026 · Open Men1:20:04
4:574:234:112:574:224:244:234:046:124:554:242:574:104:014:596:198:34
Hideyuki · Osaka 2026 · Open Men1:11:38
2:214:384:042:444:314:004:414:284:584:294:471:394:404:463:395:036:18
RunsStationsRoxzone (moving between stations)

This chart draws the race in order, left to right: each 1 km run (blue), each station (yellow) and the roxzone (grey), sized by its time.Keisuke · Incheon 2026 · Open Men: 37:38 running, 34:01 at the stations and 8:34 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (6:19) and the shortest the sled push (2:57).Below, Hideyuki · Osaka 2026 · Open Men: 33:41 running, 31:47 at the stations and 6:18 in the roxzone; the longest station was the wall balls (5:03).

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Part Keisuke · Incheon 2026 · Open Men Hideyuki · Osaka 2026 · Open Men
Run 1 4:57 2:21
SkiErg 4:23 4:38
Run 2 4:11 4:04
Sled push 2:57 2:44
Run 3 4:22 4:31
Sled pull 4:24 4:00
Run 4 4:23 4:41
Burpee broad jump 4:04 4:28
Run 5 6:12 4:58
Row 4:55 4:29
Run 6 4:24 4:47
Farmers carry 2:57 1:39
Run 7 4:10 4:40
Sandbag lunges 4:01 4:46
Run 8 4:59 3:39
Wall balls 6:19 5:03
Roxzone 8:34 6:18
Finish 1:20:04 1:11:38

Head to head: 2 races they both ran

Race Keisuke Hideyuki Gap
Chiba 2026 Pro Men · 6 Aug 2026 1:20:23 1:20:29 0:06 · Keisuke faster
Osaka 2026 Open Men · 30 Jan 2026 1:27:58 1:11:38 16:20 · Hideyuki faster
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