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Monday, September 23, 2013

9.23.13 WOD

Strength:

Amateur
Squat 3x5 (add 5 lbs ea. side to last workout)
Shoulder Press 3x5 (add 2.5 lbs ea. side to last workout)

Collegiate 

Squat 10 RM
Push Press 10 RM
*If you can get 11 reps, it was not your 10 RM

WOD:

5 Min AMRAP of:
7 Thrusters 80/60
7 Sumo Deadlift High Pulls 80/60

Penalty: If you drop the bar for any of the 14 reps the round does not count and you must stop and do 4 burpees. You can only drop the bar after you have completed a round.

Note: If you use 10# bumpers don't drop them. Save the tens!
Posted by NSX Admin at 10:45 PM

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