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September 6, 2010

WOD Wednesday 012710

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Warmup
Row 1K

Test
Work Challenge: Run 1mile: 8min or less
Push: Handstand Pushups: 5reps

WOD
5rounds for time of:
185lb(115) Press, 5reps (overhead Press of your choice)
10 Burpees

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CFCM would like to welcome new members (from Left to Right): Shinya Amano, Laura Jette, Diedra Kittredge, Christian Rodriguez, Sarah Sheppard (crouching) and Liz Couture.

5 Responses to “WOD Wednesday 012710”

  1. Mike M says:

    Ryan, you weren’t lying. That was possibly the worst thing I ever tasted.

  2. Mike says:

    rxd
    KC-15:09
    Rich-15:38
    Nate-8:13
    Luis-12:38
    Ron-21:12

    Other
    MattK-7:14
    Terrance-7:45
    Dave-12:45

  3. Ryan says:

    10:05 rx’d.

  4. Paul C says:

    As RX:

    Paul C. 11:53
    Dixie 8:28
    Rachel 8:10
    Josh 5:46
    Jackie 8:59
    Craig 9:36
    Steph 9:25
    Mel 7:25
    Dan 6:52

    Other:

    Curtis 8:35
    Mike R 5:38
    Korey 9:37
    Tracy 9:55
    Chase 7:58
    Scott 7:07
    Sarah 10:29
    Shinya 10:35
    Allison 9:31
    Vin 8:00

    Free WOD
    Lt Stan 6rds 5 lunges
    Jay S. 6rds
    Maryanne 7rds 5 air squats

  5. Rachel says:

    I used 95lbs … not RXd … nice work everyone!!

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