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September 6, 2010

WOD Tuesday 030210

Warmup
3rounds of:
Row 500meters
rest30sec

WOD
1st
Squat 3×5, 1×15

2nd
21-18-15-12-9-6-3
185lb/135lb Front Squat
Knees to Elbows

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Warning Signs
By Maj. Dan Blackmon

4 Responses to “WOD Tuesday 030210”

  1. NATE says:

    RXD
    RYAN 25:20 (1:23 500M ROW)
    HANI 46:09
    LT 18:49 155LBS

    ADVANCED
    SHAWN 19:14
    PAT 14:49
    STEVE 17:07
    DIXIE 36:15
    JORGE 21:43
    MIKE 14:30
    ALLISON 22:49
    BALASZ 13:25
    JOSH 11:40
    MIKE 10:34
    KC 18:18
    DANA 15:37
    EDIE 14:15

    BEGINNER
    SARAH 7:25
    TIM 12:18
    LAUREN 13:10

  2. RYAN says:

    EVENING CREW:

    RX’D LEVEL
    JOE E 23:26 (135)
    GAREY 19:03 (135)
    STEPH 19:46 (95)
    RICH 27:07 RXD
    DAN 19:24 RXD
    SCOTT 20:21 (135)
    RACHEL 16:31 (95)
    MEL 12:10 (95)
    CRAIG 15:19 (135)
    JOE 16:52 RXD

    ADVANCED

    CURTIS 20:54
    MIKE D 20:25
    PETE 20:12
    JON 18:05

    BEGINNER
    MIKE 16:18 (95)
    SYL 12:10

  3. Kyle M. says:

    Did you have to do this from this ground or could you use a rack?

  4. Rachel says:

    most used a rack … a couple went from the ground just because there were so many people going at a time

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