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September 4, 2010

WOD Tuesday 072710

 Burpee Challenge Day 57

Warmup
Row 1K

WOD
Roy
Five rounds for time of:
225 pound Deadlift, 15 reps
20 Box jumps, 24 inch box
25 Pull-ups

GYM PICS 1197

7 Responses to “WOD Tuesday 072710”

  1. MIKE says:

    RxD
    Lt-24:05
    Luis-33:09
    Rich-31:41
    GareyD-32:22

    Adv
    Dana-30:13
    MikeV-27:23
    MikeA-28:45

    Beg
    Will-32:53

  2. Jeremy says:

    Did this with some boys from work, shared equipment, not timed but fast paced.

    As Rx’d
    -J

  3. Nate says:

    AM SESSION
    RXD
    Erik 18:22
    Will 24:11
    John 22:58
    Jose 28:18
    Matt C 20:00
    Mike B 31:19
    Balasz 31:18
    Joe 31:29
    Ray 34:35
    Dixie 37:52
    Hani 28:35
    Josh 23:52

    ADVANCED
    Michelle 16:48
    Allison 16:26
    Ashley 19:56
    Deanne 20:56
    John 28:48
    Heather 14:07
    Jorge 25:13

    BEGINNER
    Greg 19:22
    Laura 14:02

  4. Nate says:

    1/2 mile times
    3:30, 3:39, 3:44, 3:42

  5. scott says:

    1/2 mile times

    3:07, 3:29, 3:22, 3:22

  6. Joe S. says:

    800 M Times

    3:02, 3:14, 3:12, 3:12

  7. Dan Sawicki says:

    Adams St. w/ 40 lb bag – 3 Rounds:

    – 5.00
    – 5.03
    – 5.14

    Times are up and back to bottom

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