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Wednesday, February 25, 2015

2.26.15 WOD:

Athletes, we are ready to stream 15.1 tomorrow at 5pm. We hope you can all make it out and hang out to watch this awesome display of badassness! We have passed last years number for registered athletes for the Open. We are currently at 58 registered athletes. I feel like we will break 60 by Monday. So Proud as a Coach to see this many motivated athletes ready to kick some tail. 

Also sign up sheets will be at the front desk tomorrow. Make sure to sign up so we know when you will be coming to run 15.1

Coach Leo

Gymnastics:
3xME Strict Pull-Ups
3xME Kipping Pull-Ups
Rest 1 min after each set

Note: tie or beat your reps from Tuesday (2.24.15)

WOD:
For time:
"Baseline"
500m Row
40 Squats
30 Sit-Ups
20 Push-Ups
10 Pull-Ups

Rest 1 Minute then:

"Linebase"
10 Pull-Ups
20 Push-Ups
30 Sit-Ups
40 Squats
500m Row

14 Minute Cap time.

Note: your score is your total time with the rest included. 

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