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September 6, 2010

WOD Monday 021510

Warmup
CrossFit Warmup

WOD
1st
Power Snatch 3-3-3

2nd
“Nancy”
Five rounds for time of:
Run 400 meters
95lb/65lb Overhead Squat, 15reps

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5 Responses to “WOD Monday 021510”

  1. Mike says:

    RxD
    Chris-17:04
    Scott-21:34
    LT-20:03
    Garey-16:33
    Ron-26:55
    Tyrel-21:30
    MikeC-17:00
    Jeremy-15:50
    MikeB-17:39

    Adv
    Dana-17:40

    Beg
    Chabot-18:16(5rnds)

  2. ryan says:

    17:00 rx’d

  3. TIM SEGUR says:

    AM CLASS:
    AS Rx’d
    Ryan 17:00
    Hani 18:20
    Matt 18:04

    Advanced
    Steve 19:04
    Pat 17:54
    Deanne 18:06

    Beginner:
    Joe 13:35
    Bill 12:10
    Laura 10:10

  4. TIM SEGUR says:

    PM CLASS:

    As Rx’D
    Vin 21:15
    Joe E. 17:46
    Dan S. 13:59
    Rachel 18:04
    Mel 15:17

    Advanced
    Mike R. 16:44
    Cheryl 18:15
    Slippery Pete 16:07

    Beginner
    Joey 13:15
    John 12:43
    Mike M. 9:45
    Steph S. 10:04
    Tracy 16:56
    Mike O. 13:45
    Frenchy 24:18

  5. mike martin says:

    I didn;t know the “Advanced modification”. I did thristers instead of OH Squats. Ran 400 M on the treadmill 18:36

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