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September 4, 2010

WOD Monday 071210

Burpee Challenge Day 42

Warmup
CrossFit Warmup

WOD
Five rounds for time of:
135lb/95lb Thrusters, 15reps
400meter Run

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7 Responses to “WOD Monday 071210”

  1. Josh says:

    RX’D

    PAT 37:10
    John 25:05
    Josh 27:50
    Hani 22:55

    ADV

    Jose S 40:05
    Jose Y 39:05
    Balazs 30:40

    BEG

    Bill 40:45
    Laura 19:49
    Heather 19:00

  2. kyle says:

    the noon time heavy hitters
    rx’d:
    rich: 20:49
    lt: 23:04
    jim g: 24:20 (wearing sandals)

    adv:
    kc: 29:15

    beg:
    tom: 23:03

  3. Dana says:

    Great job heavy hitters! Rich I think you need to set a new goal for yourself. Did my first kip today, sorry you guys missed it. I’m sure it was quite a sight! May be back for a PM class tomorrow.

  4. Steph says:

    I just wanted to send a Congratulations to Luis! Baby Boy Alexander Luis Soto has arrived!

  5. Steph says:

    RX
    AC 25:07
    Paul 20:30
    Brian 33:22
    Steph 22:06
    Joe S 17:07
    Craig 20:09
    Dixie 23:35

    ADV
    Lt Stan 25:04
    Dave 31:51
    Joe E 23:28
    Mike O 29:33
    Scott 25:39
    Rojas 31:19

    BEG
    Dylan 25:35
    Mike V 21:36
    Mark 22:31
    PK 21:54
    Neil 24:01
    Teri 19:35

    Burpee Challenge Make-up (haha)
    Higgins 238/438
    Dan S 263
    Chris 372

  6. rich d says:

    thnx dana i think you might be right…congrats on figuring out the kip, it sure makes things easier…ya right

  7. rich d says:

    Congrats Luis!!!

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