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September 4, 2010

WOD Thursday 070810

Burpee Challenge Day 38

Warmup
As Needed

WOD
“Filthy Fifty”
For Time:
50 Box Jumps, 24″
50 Jumping Pullups
50 Kettlebell Swings, 1 Pood
50 Walking Lunges (Steps)
50 Knees to Elbows
50 Push Presses, 45lb
50 Back Extensions
50 Wall Balls, 20lb
50 Burpees
50 Double Unders

GYM PICS 1170

2 Responses to “WOD Thursday 070810”

  1. Steph C says:

    RXd

    Paul 23:23
    Matt 24:20
    Pat 36:35
    John 46:43
    Ryan 24:28
    Josh 30:58
    Balazs 34:14
    Carey 30:46
    Brian 37:52
    Mike 21:34
    Luis 24:28
    Joe E 23:04
    Tyrel 32:55
    Steph 27:11
    Ben 29:11
    Dave 39:01
    Mel 34:07
    Brian P 33 something??? I’m sorry Brian, we didn’t write it down. Nice job though!

    Advanced
    Bill 36:59
    Mark 25:14
    Tracey 34:25
    Syl 31:37
    Mike V (50 reps w/ tuck jumps) 34:08
    PK (50 reps w/ tuck jumps) 48:41

    Beginner
    Laura 17:48
    Michelle 15:11
    Ashley 22:17
    Will 25:05
    Ayla 22:05
    Heather 16:33
    Dylan 15:54
    Roman 27:42
    Phil 27:54

  2. John Steiner says:

    F@#*IN SMOKED! That was my reaction during/after doing this WOD RXd for the first time.

    OOO-RAH!

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