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September 4, 2010

WOD Wednesday 020310

 PLEASE FINISH ALL TESTS FOR YOUR LEVELS

Team WOD on Thursday!!  Try to show up on the hour so we put the teams together.

Warmup
3rnds of:
15 Buprees
Samson Stretch

WOD
1st
Power Clean 3-3-3-3

2nd
5rounds for time of:
75lb Thrusters, 21reps
Double Unders, 21reps

3rd
Work on level deficiences

GYM PICS 796

A great video by Coach Glassman that talks about CrossFit and it’s relation to Core Strength and Midline Stability.  At the Chalkboard: Core Stability
By Greg Glassman

2 Responses to “WOD Wednesday 020310”

  1. Tim Segur says:

    AM CLASS
    AS RX’D
    Ryan 225/12:24
    Steve 95/19:05
    Pat 185/25:55

    Other than Rx’d
    Shawn 85/14:35

    Trial WOD:
    Bill 6 Rounds

    Today Pat learned a hard lesson that if the jump rope goes around you twice but gets caught up on your feet the second time around it does not count as a double under. Good job Pat way to work through it. Great determination

  2. MIKE H says:

    EVENING

    RX’D

    MIKE ROCHE 135/ 8:19
    JIM G. 165/ 16:49
    JOSH 165/ 11:40
    SCOTT 165/ 18:14
    MEL 125/ 14:04
    DAN 235/ 8:01
    STEPH 14:28
    JOE 160/ 11:51
    VIN 165/ 22:02
    DIXIE 22:30
    CURTIS 16:04

    OTHER THAN

    MIKE BRUM. 12:13
    MIKE MAC. 9:14
    LT. ROY 13:41
    BILL LEE 13:31
    DAVE ROJAS 9:25
    CHRISTIAN 18:06
    CRAIG 15:00
    RACHEL 14:25

    CONRATS TO MEL, STEPH, AND DAN ON EARNING THEIR RX’D BRACELET.

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