Maryland Virtual Transplant Games

Please join us for the kickoff of Maryland's Virtual Transplant Games!

Caregivers and immediate family members are allowed to register for this event.

Participants will compete to see who can hold an elbow plank for the longest time.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team.

Participants will compete to see who can do the most pushups in one minute.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team.

Participants will compete to see who can maintain a wall sit for the longest time. A wall sit is performed by positioning your back flat against a wall with feet placed firmly on the ground shoulder-width apart and about two feet out from the wall, then sliding your back down the wall until your knees are at a right angle. Your knees should be directly over your ankles.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team.

Participants will compete to see who can jump rope for the longest time. Participants must have ONE JUMP ONLY between every rope swing. Participants must jump with both feet at the same time and maintain speed/consistency.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team.

Participants will compete to see who can hula hoop for the longest time without the hoop dropping off their waist/hips.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team. Participants must provide their own hula hoop.

Participants will compete to be the first person to successfully toss a rolled-up pair of socks into a bowl from 20 feet away. Bowl must be no larger than 8" in diameter.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team. Participants will need to provide their own pair of rolled-up socks, bowl with a maximum diameter of 8", and tape measure.

Participants will compete to see who can maintain their balance and throw a rolled-up pair of socks back-and-forth in the air for the longest time without dropping. Participants will stand on one leg and extend their arms straight out to each side, tossing the socks in an arch over their head and catching it on the other side. If a participant loses their balance and/or drops the socks, they are eliminated.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in groups of six or less in real time via Zoom. This challenge will be timed and judged by The LLF team. Participants will need to provide their own pair of rolled-up socks.

Participants will compete with a partner and perform a ballroom-style dance of their choosing. Participants will be scored by a panel of judges from The LLF, using a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the highest possible score. The dance should last at least two minutes.

This challenge is intended to take place in your home or outside. Participants will compete in real time via Zoom.

Participants will sprint 100 meters on an official running track (such as those at middle schools, high schools, colleges, or local parks) with measurement markings. There must be a witness present to record by video and time the participant. The witness must record near the finish line.

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Video documentation and time must be submitted no later than 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Participants will run a one lap (400 meters) sprint on an official running track (such as those at middle schools, high schools, colleges, or local parks) with measurement markings. There must be a witness present to record by video and time the participant. The witness must record near the finish line.

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Video documentation and time must be submitted no later than 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Participants will have two minutes to run back-and-forth as many times as they can between the 100-meter lines on an official running track (such as those at middle schools, high schools, colleges, or local parks) with measurement markings. There must be a witness present to record by video and time the participant. The witness must record near the finish line. If the timer ends while the participant is between lines, the current lap will not count.

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Video documentation and time must be submitted no later than 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Participants will compete to see who can throw a softball or baseball the farthest. Throws and measuring must be video-recorded by a witness. Participants must provide their own softball/baseball and measuring tape.

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Video documentation and time must be submitted no later than 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Participants will use the RunKeeper app to record their 5K (3.1 miles) race distance and time. This run must be completed outdoors (no treadmills allowed).

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Participants must submit a photo/screenshot of their distance and time on RunKeeper by 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Caregivers and immediate family members are allowed to register for this event.

Participants will compete individually to see who can swim 100 yards the fastest. They may swim in any style(s) of their choosing. Participants may swim in any sized pool, but they must ensure that the distance is 100 yards. Participants are responsible for timing themselves.

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Participants must submit their time by 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

Participants will bike 10K (6.2 miles) and use the RunKeeper app to record their distance and time. This event must be completed outdoors (no stationary bicycles allowed).

This challenge can be completed anytime from August 21, 7 p.m. through August 23, 4 p.m. Participants must submit a photo/screenshot of their distance and time on RunKeeper by 4 p.m. on Sunday, August 23.

This trivia challenge, hosted by Charm City Trivia, will be completed in real time on Zoom. Participants will be split into random groups.

Caregivers and immediate family members are allowed to register for this event.

This Texas Hold'em poker tournament challenge will be completed in real time on PokerStars.

Caregivers and immediate family members are allowed to register for this event.