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Thursday, November 4, 2010

10.05.10 WOD

For time:

Run 400 meters
50 sit-ups
Run 400 meters
40 sit-ups
Run 400 meters
30 sit-ups
Run 400 meters
20 sit-ups
Run 400 meters
10 sit-ups

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0800 Saturday WOD this weekend


Aaron, knocking out the wall balls.
Posted by NSX Admin at 8:54 PM

2 comments:

NSX Admin said...

Tracey=I had to row cuz knee is still bad but 15:54 for 500m row replacing run. Went to ortho regarding knee probably torn meniscus which actually made me happy. I thought my life of sports had caught up with me and I might have used up all my cartilage but nope! MRI next week.

Also, day 5 of Paleo going well, no burpees yet.

November 5, 2010 at 5:40 PM
The Smith Family said...

Good Job on Paleo Tracey -- that is HARD! I am anxious to hear more about that one. I need to try it sometime - I am so wussy about giving stuff up!! Sorry your knee is bad--hoping Dr. Hotty fixes it soon. So great to see/talk tonight J

November 7, 2010 at 1:55 PM

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