
"In deciding the weight I would lift for the thruster (when I thought that it was my decision) I was leaning toward 65#, or 80#. Knowing I could do 90# well, I did not think that it was the best choice for 50 reps, and keeping good form. Well, who tells Chris "no"? Riiiiight? 90# was a challenge. But, I have been thinking that it is time to push myself with weights, and this was the day to do it. I did the 50 in 10,8, then 5's and 3's. I was not quick. But, proud of my form. Kelly was very complimentary concerning form. The pull ups were tough. Did 8, then 3's. The kipping usually comes easier when I am fresh and not fatigued. Today I fumbled with it. Once fatigued, I lost all rhythm. Fun workout. Noticed progress in a few areas: Ability to push to a higher limit. Lifting more weight that I anticipated doing well with. Run went better than most. Stretching my foot has helped. Swinging 1.5 KB."-!!!Tom
Workout of the Day
"FIGHT GONE BAD"
Three rounds, for reps
(calories on rower):
20 lb wall-ball, 8’ target
75 lb sumo-deadlift high pull
20” box jump
75 lb push-press
Row
One five minute round is comprised of one minute at each station. One minute of rest is allowed between rounds. Clock does not stop between exercises or rounds. Each round is scored by the sum total of reps.
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