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September 6, 2010

WOD Wednesday 031010

Team WOD Day.  Please arrive on the hour so we can organize teams.

Warmup As needed

Team WOD
In teams of 2:
3 rounds of:
45lb/35lb  Overhead Lunges
Pullups
Body Weight  Bench Press (female 75% BW)
20″ Box Jumps
Burpees

Each athlete will work for max reps in 1min of each exercise.  Athletes will rotate every min.  Both athletes must complete their min before moving onto the next exercise.  Only one bench per team.  Score equals teams total reps.

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Weakness Bias
Training

By Dan Williams

4 Responses to “WOD Wednesday 031010”

  1. Tim Segur says:

    AM CLASS:
    RYAN+JEREMY 602
    HANI+BALASZ 555
    MIKE+PAT 467
    BILL+STEVE 461
    ALI+LIZ 369
    DIXIE 302

  2. Rabbi Glickman says:

    My fellow crossfitters, please clean up your stations after your workouts. I do not like blood.

  3. Paul Cyr says:

    Evening:

    Congratulations to Rachel on her first “RING” Muscle-up

    Mel+Craig 671
    Scott+Jon 611
    Rachel+Mike 598
    Joe+Garey 697
    Mike R.+Lt Roy 577
    Vin+Dave 612
    Steph+Dan 673
    Lisa+Chuck 543
    Peter+Paddy 650

    Sylvia 259
    Tracy 181

    Free WOD
    Casey 4rds
    Jason 3rds +6 pushups

  4. scott says:

    Congratulation Rachel, that’s awesome. And you beat your deadline.

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