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Tuesday, May 26, 2015

150522

We love strength days at CFSF, especially workouts with interesting rep schemes like this. Thanks CFHQ.

Deadlift 10-5-3-1-1-1-3-5-10

                      1        2        3        4        5        6        7        8        9        WUWO
Juan-            185    205    225    275    325    305    275    225    205        16:19
Tommy-       185    225    315    365    405    425    315    225    195        20:56
Eric-             185    225    255    315    350    325    275    255    225        17:15
TW-             135    155    175    200    205    215    185    155    145        18:00
Teresa-         140    165    185    205    215    220    195    175    160      (2) 9:47
T-                 185    215    245    275    285    295    215    205    185        18:15

WUWO
3 rounds:
10 GHD sit-ups
20 WBS< 20/16
30 Hip extensions
40 KBS, 53/35

Great workouts everyone! Monster Deads Tommy- that's a cool 2,655 pounds you lifted over the course of the workout. That's also a lot of work! Nice job Teresa. With the right motivation just about anything is possible, and you were motivated today. Another super cool part of CrossFit some people will never get the opportunity to experience.

The WUWO was a beast, but got the job done. I asked Eric where he was in the warm-up. Standing there, dripping wet, and gassed, he said "ten more swings". Why even stop? I thought to myself. Five hours later, when it was time for my workout, I found myself standing in the same exact spot as Eric, and with just ten more swings to go, also had to stop. That's CrossFit.

We talked about a few cues we wanted to see- thanks for hitting those targets. Missed cues, soft positioning and 10 tears from now, you won't remember what you lifted today, but you'll know your back hurts like hell. NOT the desired effect, and nowhere near the goal of CrossFitting.

Use the principles you've learned at CFSF and move safely, both in our box and outside our box.

Thanks for another great day at CFSF. Thanks for your super strong efforts, and fuel.

Strength + mobility = durability.
CFSF

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