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100 burpee pullups (Chest to Bar)
Sunday, September 14, 2008
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2009 Goals
Jake:
2:30 fran
5:59 naylor with 205#on the deadlift
255# clean
400# deadlift
300# front squat
3:59 - 30 muscle ups for time
25 consecutive chest to bar pullups
master the bar muscleup
Tom:
450lb DL
300lb Bench
21 Consecutive pullups
2:30 fran
5:59 naylor with 205#on the deadlift
255# clean
400# deadlift
300# front squat
3:59 - 30 muscle ups for time
25 consecutive chest to bar pullups
master the bar muscleup
Tom:
450lb DL
300lb Bench
21 Consecutive pullups
GTG - April
Tom's GTG - April
500 Ring Dips + 500 BP (any weight)
Rind Dips: 155
BP: 205 (avg. weight of 180.3#)
Jake's GTG - April
1000 x C2B pull-ups + 500 OHS (any weight)
C2B: 397
OHS: 73
Brett's GTG - April
TBD
500 Ring Dips + 500 BP (any weight)
Rind Dips: 155
BP: 205 (avg. weight of 180.3#)
Jake's GTG - April
1000 x C2B pull-ups + 500 OHS (any weight)
C2B: 397
OHS: 73
Brett's GTG - April
TBD
Grease the Groove - October
Bench Press Challenge
Goal: Complete 275 bench presses @ BW + 25lbs by 10/31/2008 (approx. 10/day).
For example:
BW = 225; BP = 250
BW = 200; BP = 225
BW = 175; BP = 200
As of 10/31/2008:
Jake (@ 190): 275
Tom (@ 225): 151
Josh (@ 190): 12
Berb: 0
Naylor: 0
Goal: Complete 275 bench presses @ BW + 25lbs by 10/31/2008 (approx. 10/day).
For example:
BW = 225; BP = 250
BW = 200; BP = 225
BW = 175; BP = 200
As of 10/31/2008:
Jake (@ 190): 275
Tom (@ 225): 151
Josh (@ 190): 12
Berb: 0
Naylor: 0
Grease the Groove - September
Goal: 250 (125/each arm) x 70lb Single Arm KB Presses by 09/30/2008:
As of 09/30/2008:
Brett: 300
Tom: 200
Jake: 190
Naylor: 165
Homer: 0
As of 09/30/2008:
Brett: 300
Tom: 200
Jake: 190
Naylor: 165
Homer: 0
Grease the Groove - August
Ring Dip Challenge
Goal: Complete 500 ring dips by 08/31/2008 (approx. 25/day).
As of 08/31/2008:
Tom: 575
Jake: 529
Pasty: 300
Berb: 55
Naylor: 0
Goal: Complete 500 ring dips by 08/31/2008 (approx. 25/day).
As of 08/31/2008:
Tom: 575
Jake: 529
Pasty: 300
Berb: 55
Naylor: 0
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"The best pace is suicide pace and today is a good day to die"
"The best pace is suicide pace and today is a good day to die"
8 comments:
5k: 22:50 in the evening
also with the a.m. crew this morning:
6x200 sprint
5 rounds of:
5x165#bench
10x53#kb press
15xsquat
forgot to mention. i tried about 10 burpee pulls, but the transition between pushup and squat was wreaking havoc on my back. i knew the high reps would take a toll. sorry man.....
that's what hurt my back! LOL
I'm going to try and do 100 pullups for time...should be ok.
what's ironic is that I figured gi jane would be easy on my back. on the 100th rep I jumped and tweaked it. yard work on saturday just put me over the edge.
hey man, that yard work is rough. i've been cutting trees down like crazy to get ready for winter and i think playing around with big logs is what made my back sore. i really don't think it was crossfitting it's just the funky angles used to lift or cut wood.
anyone do this? i forgot to mention its for time.
Nope...haven't done it yet. All your comments about it tweaking your back have me questioning it...
However, given that there are 4 points up for grab w/ no one else doing it, I almost feel obliged to go at it until done or 20 minutes, whichever comes first...
you'll be fine. my back was just a time bomb waiting to blow up. i didn't properly rest it when i hurt lifting my bbq back in june.
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