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Monday, April 15, 2013

"Nasty Girls"


Nasty Girls from Ely Albalos on Vimeo.

"Nasty Girls"
3 rounds for time of:
50 Squats
7 Muscle-ups
135 pound Hang power cleans, 10 reps

Post time to comments.Compare to 8/24/10, 5/10/10, and 5/10/12.

15 comments:

  1. 115 lbs with muscle ups - no misses = 13.29 which is almost a 5 minute PR over last year with 20lb increase today and muscle ups instead of jumping MUs.

    Great job this morning peeps! Lots of good sweating going on!

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  2. AMAZING BILL! i had no idea that you crushed it that much! yeehaw!!!!!!!!

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  3. Great job Bill!!! Feeling puny this morning and it definitely showed (had too much fun this weekend). 16:05 with mup's and 115#'s.

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  4. did a 10:02 today...Liked this WOD. Will admit I was a little intimidated by it but worked it out.

    Also, got to sets of 3 MUs in a row! 1st time I have made it to 3!!!

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  5. Bill that ROCKS!!! Great job sir!

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  6. Dang! Morning crew is tearing it up! Nice job Shane- beast mode!

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  7. thanks and great job Bill on the HUGE improvements on weight and time!

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  8. I noticed you were knocking out those MUs in multiples Shane - that is what I'm talkin about! 10 minutes on that WOD has to be in top gear!

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  9. Also- well done to Brooke and Cori at Wodism for Autism Saturday! I don't think anyone else went? Always representing the Carport well:)

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  10. 15:15
    65# & MUPs & slow, steady squats.

    everyone was digging deep this morning! great job, people!

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  12. tomorrow's wod is:

    11 min AMRAP of
    800m run
    50 situps
    75 squats
    100 pushups
    As many burpees as possible in time remaining

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  13. 65# cleans were ugly with my bum hand. Finished in just under 15min.

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