Sat. Dec 19, 2009



Day 22 Training:

part 1:
For reps:
1 min AMRAP Box Jumps - 24"/20"
1 min AMRAP wall balls - 20#/14# to 10 ft
1 min AMRAP Toes to Bar
1 min AMRAP Push Press - 75#/55#
1 min AMRAP Burpees

rest as needed

part 2:
For time:
Row 5K

post total reps for part 1 and total time as well as power ratio (total avg watts over 5K divided by BWT in lbs) for part 2 to comments
(i.e. 345 reps, 19:01 (1.45 power ratio)

115 comments:

  1. 6'0/175
    Hey Guys and Gals,
    New to OPT over the last 2 weeks, been posting every now and then.. But have to get on the wagon and start posting everyday.. I am always one day behind because I am doing CrossFit Endurance along with this programming to prepare myself for my ultrathon season coming up..
    Day 21 Training
    13:33
    All HSC Unbroken as RX
    HSPU's broken after 4th round..
    5th round- 4-2-1
    6th round-3-2-2
    7th round-3-3-1
    All HSPU'S Full Range of Motion head to ground...
    Rest Day tomm after cfe, opt, and some snatch work today,much needed

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  2. Is wod 1 with a continuosly running clock or do we make sure we do a full minute of each

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  3. I was wondering when those rocks would appear on this blog.

    Stoopid rocks.

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  4. BJ - 48
    WB - 23
    T2B - 40
    B - 25
    PP - 25

    Total = 161

    I was stumbling with the wall balls big time, my hands were frozen. I couldn't breath outside today, very cold. Not to happy with my performance today, had trouble focusing

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  5. A: 93 reps
    B: 20:03 (1.16 power ratio)

    Not too happy w/ either of these, lacking mental intensity

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  6. Supposed to be my rest day today, but in mass we have a big storm coming thats going to drop about 12-16 inches of snow tomm... I was feeling the few wod's from yesterday in my quads front hang squat cleans... left quad def tender, but did not want to take 2 days of rest... Still in the mindset of an endurance athlete after 2 years of functional training...
    Box Jumps-33
    Wall Balls-30
    Toes to bar(Strict no swinging)-20
    Push Press-30
    Burpees-20

    Doing Row later on in the day...

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  7. BJ-31
    WB-26
    T2B-22
    PP-22
    PUB-19
    Total-120

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  8. box 30
    wb 26
    ttb 27
    pp 30
    burpees 15 (died)
    total= 128

    rest 30 min

    5k row 19:05, old pr was 19:36

    I didnt have a good day but i gave 100% of what i had...
    cardio was not an issue on row, my arms and hams were useless. Transition from box jumps to WB was very hard for me and burpees were a disaster.
    -bow hunting hard the next two days and season is over....

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  9. Andrew Romeo,

    The other day you said your hoping there won't be HSPU or DU's at the sectionals. Don't be stupid buddy, you got just around 90 days before your sectional. I hope your doing DU's every day in your warm-ups and do some HSPU post-wod or through them into your warm-up as well. Just don't make a workout out of it.

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  10. BJ -32
    WB-23
    T2B-22
    PP-27
    PUB-22

    TOTAL -127

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  11. BJ - 53 (20" box by mistake)
    WB - 25
    T2B - 20
    PP - 25
    Burp - 20

    Toatl - 143

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  12. 125*

    At the hall so had to make the following mods: 20" bench, 25lb DB thrusters (paused at top like a wall ball), and kipping K2E (7' pull-up bar so even those are hard to do without hitting the floor).

    Waited 10 minutes and did a 15 minute run. Pace wasn't to quick but I figured I'd do something as I won't be able to do the 5K row today. Looking forward to seeing some scores there as I've not done that distance in ages.

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  13. Part 2 - 19:04.7 233 average watt done 45 mins. after part 1. MENTAL TEST, I have 18:45 in me.

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  14. part 1:

    At the parents for the holidays, had to make due with what I had.

    For reps:
    1 min AMRAP Jumping Switch Lunges
    1 min AMRAP db thrusters - 12#/hand
    1 min AMRAP Knees to Elbows
    1 min AMRAP Ring Dips
    1 min AMRAP Burpees
    -----------------------
    41+27+33+17+14 = 132

    Legs were fried after the switch lunges, but kept moving on the thrusters. Weird set up in the basement, T2B not really possible. Found a good tempo on the K2Es. Had nothing on the Ring dips, hard to get going. Could hardly do a push up after the ring dips, burpees were just slow. Good workout.

    No rower here, so think I am just going to go for a max effort 20 min run around the icy streets of Cochrane.

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  15. Adam,
    Thanks for the imput. My Tri levels used to be really high. So I am really happy with the new numbers. I haven't had those other tests done. I think I'll try to get better fish oil and try to stay with leaner meats.

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  16. BJ 24"- 47
    Wall-Balls (Set about 6" above 10ft find it better in Competitions)- 31
    TTB- 33
    PP- 31 (Smoked me)
    B - 29 (See above)

    Total: 171
    Took 3 min Rest in B/T Each.
    Prob not going to do part 2.

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  17. Part 1 (cont running clock):
    BJ: 36
    WB: 27
    TTB: 20 (kip, but never really got it working today)
    PP: 20
    B: 20
    Total: 123

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  18. Eric R

    part 1
    bj 36
    wb 29
    t2b 20
    pp 29
    b 18
    total 132

    part 2 (about 15 min after part 1)
    19:16 1st time doing this. Now I have a time to beat next time. Forgot to check my avg watts.

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  19. Late night last night. Baby Didnt want to sleep, had no gas in my tank this morning. Not to mention I ate like crap yesterday after the workout.

    BJ: 36
    WB: 28
    T2B: 16 (couldnt get rhythm down after set of 10
    PP: 31
    Bur: 16

    total: 127

    Row: 21:40 , 1.38 power ratio (I think, I forgot to write it down but this is the number that was last in my head)

    Crap workout today. Lacked intensity for the first part, Should have gotten a lot more reps.

    First time rowing over 2000 meters. Did not know how to pace or what I should shoot for. Last 1000 meters was hard and fast, should have got after it early on instead of trying to feel for a pace.

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  20. 22/6'1/187

    BJ = 45
    WB = 23
    T2B = 17
    PP = 40
    Burpees = 13
    Total = 152

    Don't know how you guys get more than 20 on the toes to bar, I was going as fast as I could. Happy with everything but burpees, just toast.

    Row 5K 18:33 (PR) didn't get the watts, shoot!

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  21. Did everyone do the first wod with continuous clock??

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  22. 6'3"/M/26/195

    WOD1
    BJ - 55 (Had to use a 20" box because we don't have 24s)
    WB - 22
    TTB - 19
    PP - 27
    B - 16
    Total - 139

    Rested about 10 minutes

    WOD2

    19:25
    Avg Watts 221 - Ratio 1.13

    Tried to pace my 500s under 2:00 then picked it up at 300m remaining. Probably could have given it more.

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  23. 123 reps, 19:21 (1.22 power ratio)

    30 minute rest between wods

    Toes to bar the big weak spot on part 1. Probably only scored about 10 there.

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  24. Lisa, I believe it should be a continuous clock.

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  25. Dawgs, read the prescription. There is no rest indicated, therefore no rest. Each exercise is AMRAP for 1 min. It is the same as Fight Gone Bad.

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  26. Wes,

    Thanks for the advice man, I appreciate it. I've been working on DU's for a while now and have come a long way, still have a long way to go. As for HSPU I will most definitely start practicing these more, I was for a while but have dropped the ball on that lately. Thanks again man.

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  28. 2 hours between part 1&2 because of the need for christmas shopping.

    5km row: 19:11 (power ratio 1.36)

    Kept ave watts pretty consistent (highest for 500m was 230, lowest was 228).

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  29. Thanks Rob that is what i thought. i just have a long distance between stations so would end up wasting probably 10-15 or more seconds getting to next spot. I ended up stopping clock as I ran to next station so here are my scores with my run between:
    43/23/20/26/16 total = 128 arms were toast on the pp so burpees sucked!!

    row 21:47 power ratio 1.26 never done a 5K before so i think i could have paced better. Not sure what a good strategy is for this but i can say it was damn hard.

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  30. rx'd everything

    BJ-50
    WB-20
    T2B-16
    PP-28
    B-15
    Total-129 reps

    10 min. rest

    5k row at damper 7
    19:08
    225.1 total watt avg.
    BW 180
    1.25 Power Ratio

    third time rowing. is this a good ratio?

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  31. BJ- 32
    WB- 26
    T2B - 17
    PP - 25
    PUB- 15

    total 115

    5k row = 18:45
    avg watts= 245 bwt= 186. ratio = 1.32

    BJ were hips to full extension. Is this the standard we use here? B/c I don't see how any more than 40 BJ in 1 min is possible with full hip extension at top.

    Wes, I'm taking your advice on practicing the HSPU's in warm-up. It's been a weakness of mine every since I started xfit and I need to address it starting today. Started with 15 in the warm-up today.


    Nice work by everyone today.

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  32. BJ: 26
    WB: 23
    FTB: 15
    PP: 27
    B: 17

    total: 108

    Rest 45:00

    5K row: 19:40.1
    Avg watts: 213
    Ratio: 1.10

    Very little drive today. Row was off of PR by at least :20, and I seriously thought about quitting after 1.5K. Fortunate to have a good training partner today and all of you to report to.

    Partner rowed an 18:51.9 at a bodyweight of 163 for a ratio of 1.48.

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  33. BJ: 29
    WB: 25
    FTB: 16
    PP: 19
    B: 14

    total: 104

    Rest 2.5 hrs

    5K row: 18:03.4
    Avg watts: 275
    bwt: 197
    Ratio: 1.40

    Notes:
    1. My feet to bar are lame... totally huge kip to get each. Not sure I even fathom strict at this point. PP was broken at 12 but recovering from shoulder injury so not very strong.

    2. First 5k. Went out too fast then settled down and then had a good last 750m.

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  34. 33yom/6'2"/185lbs

    133 reps, 18.44 (1.33 power ratio)

    Felt real good today.
    Box jumps were full extension at top with only half of foot on top of box.

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  35. If anyone has a video of kipping toes to bar will you please post a link. I can't seem to figure it out on my own. It is really slowing my shit down.

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  36. Ok clearly I dont know how to do toes to bar. I am going to start putting these in my warmup. Kip=double the amount.

    Box:40
    WB: 25
    T2B:12
    PP:35
    Burpee:17

    Total= 129 reps


    bmizzlle your row time just puts you in the 75th% of all men on the concept2 online rankings. Not awesome but a good show for your third time. Sub 18:00 raises eyebrows.

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  37. 38/6'2"/196

    BJ: 40
    WB: 32
    T2B: 21
    PPress: 28
    Burp: 15

    Total: 135

    I was a little rough on the right thigh yesterday on the hang cleans. Can't apply pressure to it or do back extensions today. Hope it is a quick heal. Had an interval timer strapped to my side and had to look down during the box jumps. They were going so well I thought I set the wrong time. Push press needs work in the speed department. Nearly took off my nose today. Taking a 30 minute rest and then see how the row feels.

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  38. Paul: I could have straighter legs, but you can kip doing like this: http://vimeo.com/7707896

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  39. i am with paul klein and justin flynn... no clue how to string together those t2b in some efficient, controlled kip. would love a video of it.

    part1
    BJ-37
    WB-26
    T2B-13
    PP-30
    B-16
    total-122

    10min rest

    part2
    19:28 (1.22 power ratio)

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  41. BJ: 33
    WB: 26
    T2B: 20
    PP: 25
    Burpees: 18

    Total: 122

    Transitions sucked. Almost wiped out 3X on BJ...wet shoes and bumper on plywood on top of box for 24".

    5k row: 19:04
    avg watts: 234 (/157#'s=1.49 Power Ratio)

    Old PR on 5k row was last time I attempted in Feb 2008. It was 18:55. I think I could have maybe got that today if I had dug in for the kick 1 min earlier. At least would have liked to try and last and given myself that shot. Keep in mind for next time as i know I am more fit now than when that pr was set.

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  42. BJ: 44
    WB: 32
    T2B: 27
    PP: 35
    Burpees: 15

    total= 153

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  43. 29+19+14+17+13=92

    felt a little sluggish today. goal was 100 (30,20,15,20,15) obviously a little short...

    5k - no rower and treadmill is broken. figured eliptical was better than nothing so I just went as hard as I could for 30 min which I figure is my approx. running 5k time

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  44. Martin,
    Thanks for the video. You make it look pretty easy!

    I don't think I have been trying to use my shoulders the way you do. I will try it out tomorrow.

    Thanks again

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  45. BJ: 33
    WB: 25
    T2B: 20
    PP: 31
    BPZ: 12

    total: 121

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  46. PTS,
    All box jumps must have full hip\leg extension, whether they are metcon style or jump up step down.

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  47. 1.5 hour rest

    No rower so did 5k run: 24:47 (pr)
    which is not bad for running in the snow.

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  48. I'm with PTS, I got 43 reps on a 20" box and I only stopped when I stumbled. Over 40 reps for a 24" box with good form might not actually possible...

    Nice work on the kipping T2B video, we needed that!

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  49. If I remember correctly, the T2Bs in the last year's Games Final WOD required both feet to return behind the body at the bottom of the movement, breaking the vertical line beneath the bar. Hope that makes sense. Definitely makes it a little harder...

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  50. BJ: 37
    WB: 28
    TTB: 19
    PP: 30
    BU:18
    Total: 132

    Teaching at the Lvl 1 cert in Beverly this weekend. No time for Part 2 today.

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  51. http://www.crossfit.com/cf-affiliates/powerliftingcert_b.html

    That Castro likes to stir the pot, hey? He's a bold man.

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  53. m/31/69.5"/173

    Part 1:
    BJ: 33
    WB: 20
    T2B: 19
    PP: 22
    Burpees: 18
    Total: 112

    Rest: 1 hour

    Part 2:
    19:23.9
    1:56.4 avg/500m
    222 avg watts
    PR = 222/173 = 1.28

    PWO: 30gP (Jarrow shake), 1 scoop Refuel
    60 min later: shrimp taco salad (shrimp, onions, peppers, lettuce, tomatoes, salsa, guacamole)

    Notes:
    -Box Jumps felt OK; took my time a little to land carefully on my right knee.
    -Wall Balls were rough on the knee at first, but then it kind of just went away. Was gassed during these though.
    -Toes to bar felt good...should have pushed harder and got more.
    -Push Press felt decent; found myself getting off balance and needing to slow down.
    -Burpees were painful at the end of this.
    -Row: had the damper at 4 and feet at 4. This hurt, but was first time I've done it. I think I can possibly maintain 230 watts with my strokes at about 26-27/min. Quads were starting to sing at the end.

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  54. Part 1:

    Bj - 41
    WB - 30
    TTB - 25
    PP - 25
    Burp's - 17
    Total: 138

    Notes: 20 second rest between Bj's & WB otherwise a running clock was used. PP was at 85# due to no 5# olympic sized plates.

    15 min run to globo gym
    ~20 minutes of stretching

    5km Row - 18:13 New PR

    268W/180# = 1.489

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  55. bj- 45
    wb- 29
    t2b- 34
    pp- 47
    pub- 17

    total- 172

    10min rest

    1.32 (18:29)

    notes:
    feel sick- sore throat, cough, lymphadenopathy, etc... row felt like I was just going through the motions... felt gd and relieved 2 finish...

    ~gm2

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  56. Part 1:

    BJ: 40
    WB: 25
    T2B: 17
    PP: 30
    Burpees: 17

    Total: 129

    To add to the BJ debate;
    not to say every rep of mine was perfect form (they seldom are), but I did stop with about 10 sec left on the BJ. Someone with good springs (Joey, Garry, OPT, AFT) would easily do 40+ BJ...guaranteed!

    Now, if you jump like a giraffe (not mentioning any names), suffice it to say that 40 reps would be a stretch. (pardon the choice of words)

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  57. Hey,
    Vistited CrossFit Whistler yesterday; Grace 3:58
    Kind of surprised with this as I PBd in Nov. with 3:47. Nutrition has been a little off while travelling and to have only slowed down 10 seconds I def. think that I can do better that 3:47.
    CrossFit Squamish today; Bench 5,5,5 worked up to 125# and Deadlift 1RM worked up to 255 but packed it in early as I was feeling a little tired.

    Good times at both places!!!!

    I'm hoping to get back to CF WHistler one more time before we leave.

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  58. Part 2
    5k row stats
    time: 20:20 (wanted sub 20)
    avg 500 split -202.1
    Avg watts -192
    power ratio 192/158 - 1.22

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  59. Row 5k: 18:22 (261/210= 1.24 avg)
    0-2500m felt really hard. 2500-5000 I really started to get into a groove. Last time I did this in 17:59 about a year ago. But I felt much better this time stamina wise. Was holding a 1:48-1:52 split the whole time. Next time I drop the hammer at 350m and go balls out.

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  60. Hey,any of the other big guys doing these wods feel like they get screwed by this bodyweight conversion thing? When I get my ass handed to me on Handstand push ups I would like to see a bw conversion factor to take into account my 210# frame. Seems like a double standard. Just my 2cents.

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  61. part1-
    bj-44
    wb-30
    T2B- 36
    pp-41
    b-21

    total=172
    Unit, I kknew I should have done that extra push press
    rest 4 hours

    part2
    5krow- 18:08
    ave W/ 180lb= 1.5

    post wod fuel- part 1= 6oz pork, 60gc yams, part 2= 30gP chicken breast, 60gC yams+apple sauce

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  62. Ali,
    what did you think of Heather and Jesse's box in Squamish?

    If you make it back to Crossfit Whistler tell Jordan he better make up his mind for Sectionals!

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  63. 38/6'2"/196

    Part I:
    BJ: 40
    WB: 32
    T2B: 21
    PPress: 28
    Burp: 15
    Total: 135

    20 minute rest

    Part II:
    5k Row: 18:42

    Went into the row not having a clue what my last PR and breaking 19 minutes sounded great. So I checked and I broke my last PR by 3 seconds. Not sure how much that would have changed the game much. I was not looking forward to the row. My box jumps today were flawless compared to my past performances. Up/Down/Up! Sweet!

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  64. Damnit, my screenshot of the rower is not showing wattage. Sorry coach!

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  65. 153 reps, 18:44 (1.28 power ratio)

    bj:50, wb:30, t2b:20, pp: 35, burpees:18

    could have gone a bit harder on the row, but hit my target on this one, and it was a pr. 15min rest between wods. I'll have to film the next box jumps and review the rom. mental lapse on the t2b and dropped off the bar after 11.

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  66. Part 1
    BJ 30
    WB 25
    K2E(modified) 21
    PP 16
    BP 12

    Total - 104

    Part 2
    5K - 18:49(PR)
    Watt's - 242.6
    Ratio - 1.14

    Justin Flynn I agree with you about having a big frame!! I killed the row and then I did the math and I'm feeling a little ripped off (haha)!

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  67. #1: 37/14/16/21/15= 103--conditioning seems poor

    #2: 22:43--apparently reverted back to earlier style of rowing--all arms, forearms are fried up!

    I thought my cold was finally gone today but it wasn't--dripping nose all throughout the row, nasty!

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  68. OOps--watt ave was 138, ratio 1.19

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  69. Reps-110

    Rest 10 min

    Time- 19:23
    Ratio- 1.17

    First time rowing anything over 2000. I had a sub 19 in me.

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  70. 5k row: 18:48
    Bodyweight: 190
    forgot to check the watts for power ratio

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  71. BJ: 38
    WB: 32
    T2B: 20
    PP: 25
    BUR: 15

    Total = 130

    Row 5K = 20:04
    Ave Watt = 199.8
    BW = 200
    Power Ratio = 1.0

    Should have pushed harder on PP and BUR. First time rowing 5k didn't know what to expect but happy with time.

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  72. Arrived in Edmonton at 1:30am last night after almost 16 hours travel from Denmark. What's the best way to overcome jet lag and lack of sleep?? The gym of course!!

    Didn't have access to a decent box or med ball today so decided to do yesterday's WOD and then cap it off with today's 5k row.

    7 rounds of HSC and HSPU:
    20:59 all rounds unbroken (kipping HSPU)

    5k row:
    19:35 (216 avg watt/180lbs = 1.2 power ratio)

    Definitely helped overcome some of the afternoon jet lag.

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  73. Regarding the box jump conversation. I got 45 reps with about 5 seconds left to spare. I reached full hip extension every single time. However, I did so in the air. So when I was on the box I had bent knees/hips and as I took off and before I hit the ground I extended completely. I was lead to believe this is acceptable. Is this true?

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  74. Sprained ankle...Had to sub today.

    My wife thinks I'm crazy working out...I told her this is how I rehab!

    WOD 1:

    3 rounds:
    1 min AMRAP wall balls (30,28,25)
    1 min T2B's (20,15,15)
    no rest

    WOD 2:

    5k row - could not strap feet in...I went as fast as my ankle would allow me to....it was a bit sore but managed to get through it.
    20:23

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  75. m/ 5'11/ 205lbs/ 32yrs

    Part 1: 118

    Could not make time for part 2, chopped wood all morning instead.

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  76. Part 1
    BJ - 42
    WB - 24
    T2B - 18
    PP - 24
    B - 19
    Total = 127

    Part 2
    No rower today So i ran 5k - 21:34
    Pushing the kids (5&1 at 90+#'s)

    Coming back after 4 days of the flu and my wife having microfracture surgery on her knee. (thus taking both kids)

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  77. Part 1
    BJ: 20
    WB: 26
    T2B: 14
    PP: 30
    Bur: 16
    Total: 106

    Part 2
    179 avg. watt (with a stop to deal with nausea)
    Power ratio 179/235=0.76

    Not at all happy with performance, but PR'd a C&J (110kg) 30 min before part 1, so at least some good news today.

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  78. 109 & 1.07
    Nothing fantastic today. Took a rest of about 10 minutes between part 1 and 2. Really struggled with pace on the row.

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  79. Part 1: 131
    40
    23
    33
    23
    12

    Part 2: 21m 51s; 156ave watts/185# = .84
    rowing was bad

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  80. Part 1: 145
    Kept moving the whole time. Toes to bar were the only movement I had difficulty with on this one.

    Part 2: 19:05 Power Rating of 1.35
    Never rowed more than a 2K and this was about as uncomfortable as it gets for me. Big mental push to get it done and keep a 1:55 pace throughout. Pretty happy considering I'm not a very strong rower. I think I definitely have a big PR in store for my next 2K

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  81. lol... nice Joey!... I stumbled on the bj's midway through and took a few secs 2 recover... wish that didn't happen!... nice job on the row!... beastly!...
    ~gm2

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  82. and by bj's I mean box jumps... 8^/

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  83. I did some more box jumps this morning. 60 AMRAP to a 24" box. Here is the video.

    Would you guys count these or is this considered improper ROM?

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLU3eL9Fq5E

    I only touch my toes to the edge of the box and I get to full extension on bounce off the box.

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  84. Can someone post a video or a link of kipping hspus. I think I need to figure out how to do them.

    I actually managed 6 rounds unbroken to an abmat for that wod which was pretty awesome for me. But maybe with kipping I could get to full depth

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  85. Part1.
    BJ 36
    WB 17
    TtoB 21
    PP 25
    Burpees 16
    T=115
    Not happy with this transition was to slow between each exercise I believe I could do much better

    Rest 15min
    Part2.

    5Km row 19:38
    214 avg watts BW 158 power ratio =1.35
    first time doing 5km row

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  86. Paul, I wouldn't count most of those reps because your heels were much lower than your toes. If you got more of your foot on the box so the soles of your feet were parallel to the floor the reps would count but there's just not enough contact with the box. One could argue that you wouldn't even need a box to perform that movement, just the edge of something to tap and push off from.

    The standards for the Western Qualifiers 'Every Rep Counts' were full foot on box, which is much more strict than needed, so I'd split the difference between your box jump and that one.

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  87. Just so happened that the "rest as needed" was about 16 hours. Not sure if that's what coach has in mind.

    HUGE PR for me this morning though, so regardless of what the RX was, I am friggin' stoked!!!!!!

    19:59 (sub 20:00 row is an all-time goal for me!!!!! One heck of a Christmas gift to myself)

    Power ratio: 203/155 = 1.31.

    Paul,

    Great effort on the box jumps.

    Based on the way I have been coached (at OPT), I would guess that many of your reps would not count as full ROM. The full extension of your hips does not occur until you are on your way back to the floor from the box. Also, I think you should concentrate on putting more of your foot on the box and subsequently be perpendicular to the ground at the top of your rep.

    Some of the best BJ's I've seen was Joey Warren's FGB video.

    Gutsy performance to throw it down on video!!! We need more of that.

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  88. Geez, they're sure having it out.......

    http://www.cathletics.com/zen/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=23_25&products_id=261

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  89. Atom:
    That article looks like it has some salient points. If you want to see "having it out" take a look at Robb's blog entries. Specifically for today.

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  90. Part 1: 110

    Box Jumps were good but my legs were toast from yesterday and I struggled in the wall balls and Burpees killed me! Pretty disappointed in those and my T2B need work.

    rest 2mins

    Part 2: 20:48
    Power Ratio of 1.12

    Dogged it on my first 1k nearly killed myself the last 4k trying to make up for it.. Still Pr'd by 24 seconds.. Goal is still sub 20 so getting closer..

    Im still amazed with OPT's 15 min 5k while he was here during his vacation..inspiring to say the least!

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  91. Part 1: 101
    at 0700 this morning with no breakfast. PWO Fuel: 40g protein & 18 g Waxy maize starch.

    8 hours rest

    Part 2: 20:19 1.10 Ratio

    193 avg. watts / 175#s

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  92. AMRAP: 115 reps.

    Rested 30 minutes

    5K row: 21:28. PR I think. Wanted sub 20 minutes.

    Traveling, wedding last night and poor sleep. Excuses, excuses.

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  93. Steve,
    Heather and Jesse's box in Squamish was pretty sweet. Great location that's for sure. Would love to go there in the summer when they can open up the big door. Nothing better than a workout mixed with sunshine.
    I'll make sure that I give Jordan a hard time about sectionals if I see him again :o)

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  94. Total on part one of the w.o.d. was 105. Box jumps and wall balls were pretty solid. The pp and burpes almosr ruined me. Rest for about 30 minutes then tackled the row. Was trying to beat my pr on my last 5k row wich was 20:12 but ended up getting 20:39. Dont know what went wrong. I took it at a moderate pace for the first 2k then tried to blast the last 3. Like Nick said OPT,s time of 15:00 when he came to vist is something to reach for.

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  95. 15:00?! for a 5k? That would be the top time in the world for 2009, at least of ones submitted to C2...or 2nd maybe? Am I reading this right?

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  96. Yea you're reading it right if I read the dry board that day!!!

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  97. Male/29YO/190/70"

    Drove to the beach to work with some guys on olympic lifts.

    Snatch Work for about 1 Hr. Set new PR at 209lbs (95 kilos).

    Then:

    Part 1:

    BJ - 33
    WB - 30
    T2B - 25
    PP - 33
    Burpees - 26
    Total: 147

    Notes - Did not push NEARLY hard enough on this. Could add 30 to total I belive. I have a mental wall that I need to break through currently. Additionally, took me about 10 seconds to move from one station to the next (big, unfamiliar gym).

    Part 2:

    Time - 18:40
    AVG Watt - 248
    Weight - about 190
    Ratio - 1.3

    Notes: This was the first time I've ever rowed over 500 meters. Strong enough to knock off 10 seconds. Again, mental wall needing some busting through.

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  98. 112 total, had to go on my own so I don have the exact breakdown.

    19:17, nice pr power ratio 1.34.

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  99. Wow...that is pretty stellar...10X1:30/500m. I don't even know if I can do 1 500m at that pace! haha...amazing.

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  100. 28/M/78kg/178cm

    part 1. 120
    strict t2b, no room for kipping

    pwo refuel: bounce ball, water

    rest 90min

    part 2. Time: 19:05 Power ratio: 1.36

    pwo refuel: banana, fried egg, l-glutamine

    Contrast bath

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  101. Joel
    thanks for providing me a way to find out how I compare to other women. I checked out the c2 ranking site it was awesome. There are so few women on this blog that it is hard to determine how we girls are doing. u guys just have to look at unit or rorys times as we all know they are truly beasts.

    I found it very interesting that in most distances my PRs are all in the 90th percentile in the lightweight category. These are world rankings with women that more than likely row all the time. Just goes to show the amazing power of James programming and crossfit in general

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  102. 1. 137
    2. time = 19:36.1. Power = 215.1/218lbs = 0.986

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  103. 39 BJ
    19 WB
    14 TtoB
    30 PP
    15 Burp

    15 min Rest
    24:19 5K run

    Need to get my gear situation squared away, so it stops detracting from training. Everything but burpees felt strong. I was smoked by burpee time.

    5K was really slow. Haven't been running enough.

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  104. Justin,(if you are still reading) I'm 6'4" and 215, have leverage and BW working against me. Agree HSPU are the devil, but when BJ/row/300LB DL come around, I think the field is tilted in our favor.

    I just suck it up and address HSPU etc. as weaknesses. Hope this helps.

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  106. Total: 119 reps

    Need to work on boxjumps and kipping TTB

    5k: 19:27 min

    Really sore after 2 k. Was hoping for sub 19, maybe next time.

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  107. Oh yeah, forgot to check watts but I weigh 170 lbs and had the damper set for 6.

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  108. Dr. Cordain's response:

    This is an interesting paper ( Mercader J. Mozambican grass
    seed consumption during the middle stone age. Science
    2009;326:1680-83) as it may push probable (but clearly not
    definite) cereal grain consumption by hominins back to at least
    105,000 years ago. Prior to this evidence, the earliest
    exploitation of wild cereal grains was reported by Piperno
    and colleagues at Ohalo II in Israel and dating to ~23,500
    years ago (Nature 2004;430:670-73). As opposed to the Ohalo
    II data in which a large saddle stone was discovered with
    obvious repetitive grinding marks and embedded starch granules
    attributed to a variety of grains and seeds that were
    concurrently present with the artifact , the data from
    Ngalue is less convincing for the use of cereal grains
    as seasonal food. No associated intact grass seeds have been
    discovered in the cave at Ngalue, nor were anvil stones
    with repetitive grinding marks found. Hence, at best,
    the data suggests sporadic use (and not necessarily
    consumption) of grains at this early date. Clearly, large
    scale processing of sorghum for consumption for extended
    periods seems unlikely.

    Further, It should be pointed out that consumption of wild
    grass seeds of any kind requires extensive technology and
    processing to yield a digestible and edible food that likely
    did not exist 105,000 years ago. Harvesting of wild
    grass seeds without some kind of technology (e.g.
    sickles and scythes [not present at this time]) is
    tedious and difficult at best. Additionally, containers
    of some sort (baskets [not present at this time], pottery
    [not present] or animal skin containers are needed to
    collect the tiny grains. Many grain species require
    flailing to separate the seed from the chaff and then
    further winnowing ([baskets not present]), or animal
    skins] to separate the seeds from the chaff. Intact
    grains are not digestible by humans unless they are
    first ground into a flour (which breaks down the cell
    walls), and then cooked (typically in water – e.g.
    boiling [technology not present]) or parched in a
    fire which gelatinizes the starch granules, and thereby
    makes them available for digestion and absorption. Because
    each and every one of these processing steps requires
    additional energy on the part of the gatherer, most
    contemporary hunter gatherers did not exploit grains
    except as starvation foods because they yielded such
    little energy relative to the energy obtained (optimal
    foraging theory).

    If indeed the grinder/core axes with telltale starch
    granules were used to make flour from sorghum seeds,
    then the flour still had to be cooked to gelatinize the
    starch granules to make it digestible. In Neolithic
    peoples, grass seed flour most typically is mixed with
    water to make a paste (dough) that is then cooked into flat
    breads. It is highly unlikely that the technology or the
    behavioral sophistication existed 105,000 years ago to
    make flat breads. Whole grains can be parched intact
    in fires, but this process is less effective than making
    flour into a paste and cooking it to gelatinize the starch
    granules. Hence, it is difficult to reconcile the chain of
    events proposed by the authors (appearance of sorghum starch
    granules on cobbles or grinders = pounding or grinding of
    sorghum grains = consumption of sorghum). I wouldn’t hang
    my hat on this evidence indicating grains were necessarily
    consumed by hominins at this early date. To my mind, the
    Ohalo II data still represents the best earliest evidence
    for grain consumption by hominins.

    Cordially,
    Loren Cordain, Ph.D., Professor

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  109. Part 1:

    Box Jumps 51
    Wall Balls 27
    Toes to Bar 18
    Push Press 30
    Burpees 18
    Total: 134

    Part 2:

    19:43.5
    211/185 = 1.14 Power Ratio

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  110. 18:40.5 time. Power ratio was 1.25.

    Completed X-mas day!

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