Thursday, May 13, 2010

Karen

For time:

150 Wallball shots, 20 pound ball

8 comments:

  1. Did this one in my living room 11.5' ceiling. My dog looked at me like WTF are you doing.

    Good one, winded the shit out of me.

    TT: 7:57(pr)

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  2. Fletcher: That is a bummer man. Way to focus on what you can do. That is the key.

    WODoers: Did this one as rx'd. 9:19 pr. My shoulder just kept on giving up. Lungs and legs could go much faster.

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  3. For clarification I did this RX'd. I did not throw that damn ball 11.5' 10 foot was more than enough.

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  4. I am really in a funk today, feeling truly depressed if I were to be honest. Couldn't do this either, huge knee pain doing air squats during warm up. I guess it's from the 300 lunges/squats yesterday. I don't know what else to say....

    I hope this doesn't happen to you guys. Both doctors are convinced that lifting heavy will eventually injure everyone who does it long enough. I hope that's not true because I loved it, and I know you guys love it too. If someone would have told me that before I hurt myself I wouldn't have changed a thing. It took injury for me to be forced to change.

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  5. PMFR baby. I did 45# barbell thrusters like the last time this came up.

    TT = 7:55

    This compares to 11:40 last time (090820). I think strategy did most of it: I aimed for sets of 15 every 45 seconds, which would have given me 7:30 or less. Kept on schedule until about 100, then I started to slip. Last time I started by banging out like 45 to start, and it killed me.

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  6. Chazzy Chazzletons:

    This is exactly what I want to do. 15 every 40 seconds. Hopefully my knee won't act crazy tomorrow AM and I can get this done. I have always done this WOD with a 9 foot target in my garage, but now I am doing to do it in the living room, 13 foot high cielings and I already have a piece of tape marking the 10 foot target. I was all ready to go this morning, but did some squats warming up and couldn't even do them.

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  7. Pacing yourself is definitely the key on this one. I saw the morning times and was thinking throughout the day how I could pace myself. I started out with 3x25, with 15-20 seconds between, then went 5x15 to close out with 10-15 seconds between sets.

    TT = 7:38

    I also did this one in front of one of the full-length windows tonight. I assumed the window to be about 10' tall. It was a good way to force myself to hit the target on every throw. On to Eva. Later fellas.

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  8. Damn fine work fellas. I went too hard too fast this morning. Busted out 35 and it winded me too much. I then broke it into sets of 15. Much better strategy. Next time...

    Eva awaits..

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