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Apr
09

Monday April 13, 2009

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Burpee Challenge: Day 13

Brooklyn L1 certification

Brooklyn L1 certification, photo courtesy of crossfit.com

Congrats to my friends in CrossFit Moncton for their certification in Brooklyn this weekend.

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3 Responses to “Monday April 13, 2009”


  1. April 13, 2009 at 12:41 pm

    Pool was closed, so rest day for me.. except my 13 burpees. I think i’m actually getting better at them! Feel like crap.

    Good job today folks! check out the link on the medball clean.. a review of what I explained to you this morning.

  2. 2 Kezia
    April 13, 2009 at 4:22 pm

    Mobility Drills
    CFWU + 13 Burpee
    Push Press 5+5+5+5+5
    Burpee Challenge 12 from yesterday

    10 rounds of 5 Medicine Ball Clean
    5 Push Ups
    Time: 7:54

    Once again an awesome instruction from Janine as well as a great workout!! Looking forward to more! Can’t wait to get that punch pass!

  3. 3 Christine
    April 13, 2009 at 4:49 pm

    Warm up:

    Mobility Drills
    CFWU X 1
    Push Press 5+5+5+5+5 (45lbs, 55lbs, 65lbs, 75lbs, 75lbs)

    13 Burpees ( these are starting to suck lol)

    WOD:
    10 rounds of:

    5 Medicine Ball Clean, 14lb ball
    5 Push Ups

    Time: 7:04

    I must say I had difficulty with the technique for the MBC. Will have to continue to work on these! Great class Janine, looking forward to the next one!


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