16
Nov
09

Angie’s back in town!

Angie

  • 100 Pull-ups
  • 100 Push-ups
  • 100 Sit-ups
  • 100 Squats

DSC_0188My post-Fran sweat angel


5 Responses to “Angie’s back in town!”


  1. 1 kezia
    November 16, 2009 at 4:07 pm

    Glad it’s my rest day since I have been trying to do the pull ups unassisted! But I do think that Janine will not let me get off that easy. Good luck everyone!!

  2. 2 melissa
    November 16, 2009 at 6:56 pm

    Hey, I signed up for the 730 class. I’m gonna have to cancel. Sorry!

  3. 3 Roger
    November 16, 2009 at 7:51 pm

    Burgener Warmup
    15 Dislocates
    15 Med Ball cleans+Press
    15 Dips

    Strength: Back Squats (1 rep)
    135-185-215-245-255 (255 Lbs. a new PR)

    WOD: “Angie“

    100 Pull-ups
    100 Push-ups
    100 Sit-ups
    100 Squats

    Time: 34:50 (freakin’ Pull-ups)

  4. 4 Lisa
    November 16, 2009 at 10:07 pm

    crossfit @the gym

    CFWU X 1
    STRENGTH- front squat x3
    55
    65
    70
    75
    80
    WOD “ANGIE”
    100 bodypulls
    100 pushups
    100 sit-ups
    100 squats

    TIME:17:30

    training session-deadlifts,squat holds,walking lunges etc…gonna be sore …

  5. November 17, 2009 at 4:55 pm

    Great job Lisa!

    In the AM.. this a quick CFWU… only managed one pullup. Didn’t have it in me at all.

    Deadlift 3RM
    135 x5
    165, 185, 195, 205 Pr for reps. Bad form on 3rd

    After the 5pm class, attacked Angie.
    Another CFWU x1

    pullups with purple band (since I couldn’t do one unassisted pullups!)
    strict pushups form
    abmat situps

    T: 31:15

    Glad I even got this done. I felt a little ughn.


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