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Monday, March 30, 2015

3.31.15 WOD


Update show. Check out who is on top and who is not.

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

Note: tie or beat your reps from last week 
and go down in bands if you are able to.

WOD:
13 Minute AMRAP of:
10 Ring Rows (1ft in front of rig)
10 Toes to Bar
1 Rope Climb

Note: if you can not climb a rope yet, you will be doing hand over hand sled pulls. Weight is AHAP. 

Posted by NSX Admin at 8:45 PM

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