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Sunday, November 13, 2011

11.14.11 EOD

Three rounds for time of:

Run 100 meters
50 Push-ups
Run 100 meters
50 Sit-ups
Run 100 meters
50 Squats
Run 100 meters
50 Back extensions


At the bottom of the push-up the chest and thighs should come in contact with the ground, rather than diving the chest, dropping the hips or shorting the depth.
Posted by NSX Admin at 7:22 PM

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