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September 4, 2010

WOD Monday 072610

Burpee Challenge Day 56

Warmup
Run 1mile

WOD
3 rounds for time of:
10 Power Clean and Jerks, 135lb/95lb
15 Floor Wipers, 135lb/95lb

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7 Responses to “WOD Monday 072610”

  1. Tim Segur says:

    AM CLASS
    RXD
    JEREMY 7:35
    WILL 9:30
    PAT 10:01
    FOLEY 8:01
    ERIC 5:50
    HANI 6:59
    BALAZS 12:26

    ADV
    SHAWN 10:01
    JOSE S. 11:20
    MIKE B. 8:36
    RAY 7:56

    BEG
    LAURA 7:06
    ALLISON 8:35
    JORGE 9:45
    JOSE Y. 9:20
    MICHELLE 7:52

  2. Ryan says:

    3- 800m runs. 3:19, 3:22, 3:12.

  3. scott says:

    5k Run – 21:05

  4. Steph C says:

    4 rounds of 800m run – Slowest time 3:34

  5. Mike H says:

    EVENING

    RX’D

    SCOTT 10:35
    A.C. 8:17
    JOE 10:43
    STEPH 9:08
    TYRELL 9:19
    CRAIG 7:00
    BEN 11:29
    JIM G. 7:24
    BRIAN 10:17
    RACHEL 10:15
    DAVE 8:59

    ADVANCED

    MARK 9:14
    JOE 8:25
    MATT 12:07
    P.K. 10:34

    BEGINNER

    JEFF 10:30
    LISA 7:52
    WILL 10:15
    ROMAN 6:45
    PHIL 7:30
    TERI 7:36

  6. Paul C. says:

    4 Rds of 800m-3:08-3:15-3:22-3:30
    WOD-6:28

  7. Dan Sawicki says:

    4 rounds 800 m run:

    – 2.50 (PR)
    – 3.07
    – 3.14
    – 3.02

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