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Monday, October 7, 2013

131005

We love dragons at CFSF, we have one on our web site. This, however, is another story all together. Another well thought out combination of runs and max lifts. A recipe for pain. What's new?

'Dragon'
5k run
4:00 minutes to find a 4RM Deadlift
5k run
4:00 minutes to find a 4RM Push jerk

                         1st 5k     4RM Dead     2nd 5k     4RM PJ     Total time
Derrick-          23:54         365              22:57        175            54:57
Erin-                26:00         155              31:30        105            65:58
Todd McK-     27:05         185              30:25         75             65:30
Teresa-            32:50         155              38:10        100            79:00
Todd-              27:55          315              31:27        155            67:18
Russell-          26:30          295              28:25        185            62:55
-scaled-           1st m                              2nd m
Quincy-           9:58           165              11:42         125            29:40
Paul-               11:05         295              12:05         155            31:00
Matt-               7:53           235               8:57          135            24:50
Joshua-            7:47          155               8:20           115            24:07

Great job everyone. This was another deceivingly difficult session that left us completely spent. Outstanding!

Potent. Destructive. Totally fun. That second run was worse than the second Murph mile. Lots of volume. At least it was a nice day to be outside getting a little love, plus we didn't have to carry anything. Just a 5k through the park on a sunny Saturday morning.

Appropriately named, 'Dragon' is one of the highest volume sessions we've seen in a long time. Good job holding tight through to the end. Great job just showing up!

This workout is named for  U.S. Army Captain Nicholas Rozanski, assigned to the 1st Battalion, 148th Infantry Regiment, 37th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, who was killed on April 4, 2012 in the Faryab province, Afghanistan.

Thanks for the fuel, and the super strong efforts this workout demanded of us. It's an honor to struggle in the name, and memory of a Hero.

Thanks CFHQ!

Use your off time wisely.

CFSF

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