20092001 – Metting Mr. Joshua

Posted: 20th January 2009 by trboh in Daily Blog

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At Crossfit at 6A. Tom, Eric with Brian coaching. No Jerry today.

I was able to sleep from 8p to 2a with one pee time. I am really having problems sleeping. I fall asleep within minutes of hitting the bed but once I wake up, that’s it. I can’t go back to sleep. I was really tired when I got to Crossfit. I was moving very slow during the warm up, every bone in my body was hurting.

Eric cut his knee yesterday trying a really high box jump so he was moving a bit slow also. His experience confirmed my reasons for not jumping higher than the 6″ box. I simply was not built to launch myself through the air, especially going in the up direction. Perhaps one day I will go wild and try a 12″ jump.


I actually got first place in the WOD. This workout happened to have the right combination of movements and participants that made me a winner. That does not happen often.

Eric and I were going neck to neck. We have comparable times on the rower but Eric is way faster than me on setups. I was able to make up time on the deadlifts. We both used 205 lbs. Tom went a bit lower since this was his first real workout doing deadlifts. Eric and I came out with less than a minute between us so I would say we were well matched in this long workout.


Warmup
10 Squat Thruster
10 Mountain Climbers
10 TGU
Repeat 2 times
Mr. Joshua
400 M Row
30 Setups
15 Deadlift
5 rounds for time
Results
(205) Eric 34:39
(205) Terry 33:48
(95) Tom 36:11

Our WOD’s are not usually over 30 minutes but this one ran long. Thanks Brian for giving us the extra time this morning. It was fun going a bit longer than usual.

I got in 75 more ring dips this morning.

I got the garage door fixed. The spring was broken and I had the cables replaced. It was quite expensive but the guy did it in a few minutes. I could have done it myself but it would have taken at least two years for me to finish it. I have learned that there are just some things I need to bite the bullet on and pay for and get it over with. Keeping the garage door working is one of them.