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February 4th, 2010

Strength component: 10 min. to find 1 rep max. for overhead squat

Heather is heading to Vancouver today to  volunteer at the Olympics! Enjoy every moment and take lots of pics. Go Canada Go!!!

Today’s WOD

5 Rounds for time:

7 Deadlifts 315/225

21 Double-Unders

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WARNING!!We are running in tomorrow’s WOD. Be prepared.

 


16 Responses to “February 4th, 2010”


  1. 1 Ken
    03/02/2010 at 21:29

    Heather you are rock hard!!
    Great concentration!
    Hope we see you on TV at the Olympics!

  2. 2 Vicky
    04/02/2010 at 06:52

    Nice work Heather, on both that crazy ring dip and the volunteering!

  3. 3 Chris H
    04/02/2010 at 10:43

    You rock Heather ! Have fun out west !

  4. 4 Laura H
    04/02/2010 at 13:53

    Does that really day 225?? Hahahahahahhahahahah…….bahhhahahahhaha.

    Haha.

    ha….

    friggers..

  5. 9 Ken
    04/02/2010 at 17:00

    put Kara Bohigian into a youtube search, she’s got a little bit of strength.

  6. 10 Vicky
    04/02/2010 at 18:32

    Rx’d baby! 10:08
    That was fantastic, not during, but I feel great right now!

  7. 11 Ken
    04/02/2010 at 19:53

    Vicky you are a killer :) great job!!

  8. 12 Ken
    04/02/2010 at 20:29

    Hey Everyone check out Joanne!!

    http://www.crossfit.com

  9. 14 Joanne and Lance
    04/02/2010 at 21:01

    Way to rock that wod Vicki! I’ll trade my kipping pull-up for some of your strength! Great job!!

  10. 15 sarah brown
    04/02/2010 at 22:22

    way to go vicky!awesome job!!!CRAZY!!!!!!!!
    you too mandy punching lance every round today must have taken its toll!!!…. and have fun heather we will miss you!!!!

  11. 16 sarah brown
    04/02/2010 at 22:24

    AND JOJOJOJO SO AWESOME YOU CF MODEL YOU!!!!!!!
    LET THOSE CALIFORNIANS SEE OUR SNOW!!!!!!!(AND OUR ESKIMO WOMENFOLK!!!)


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