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Thursday, December 11, 2014

12.12.14 WOD

Athlete, if you have a child who is wanting to start hitting up their double unders, email Coach Mary about getting them a kids Momentum jump rope. We are only taking preorders for our kids Momentum ropes. The last day to order them is Wednesday the 17th by 6:30pm

"Warm Up"
10 Minute EMOM of:
6 Squat Jumps 
12 Ring Rows 

WOD:
5 Rounds of 7 sequences for total load of: 
"The Bear"
1 Power Clean
1 Front Squat 
1 Push Press
1 Back Squat 
1 Push Press

Note: you may not rest on the ground (not even to re-grip), you may how ever rest anywhere else during the sequence, after a sequence is finished you may also rest. You may not squat clean to thruster. You can squat clean and push press or power clean and thruster or dead lift and hang power clean. 

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