Archive for the ‘Kettlebell Swings’ Category

CrossFit at 6AM. 50 degrees, light rain.

Terry
Eric
Steve
Will
Joe C
Vinny (Joe’s brother, first timer)
Wayne
Dave
Tom
Kelly
Miranda
Brian coaching

Today’s WOD

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Warm Up 15 Hollow Rock
10 Push Ups
15 GHD Back Extensions
2 Rounds
Skill SDLHP (Sumo Dead Lift High Pull)
WOD 30 Seconds of Kettlebell Swings
30 Seconds of SDLHP
1 Minute rest
8 Rounds
Results Total Reps
Terry 206
Eric 207
Steve 206
Will 246
Joe 261
Vinny 270
Wayne 256
Dave 249
Tom 247
Kelly 292
Miranda 312

Chart of results


Joe’s brother Vinny joined us for his first WOD this morning.

The fast repetitive moves of this mornings WOD were a strain on my back. Trying to work through the pain was my limiting factor, not the weight. I made myself get at least 15 KB swings each round but lost reps with the SDLHP. I used a 35lb KB but my results would have been much the same if I was using a 5 lb KB.

I charted out the results. Is it just coincidental that the three most chronologically challenged men were at one end of the chart and the two women were at the other end with the rest of the guys falling in the middle?

Another reason I avoid machines


Eating—Ready for Thanksgiving to be over.

What hurts today—Back pain during WOD but that left as soon as the WOD was over.

One Year Ago—Eleven people in class today. One year ago it was just Eric and I with Brian and Jerry coaching. The WOD was “Diane”.

No WOD on Thansgiving. 7AM WOD on Friday. After the WOD we will be working on the box, getting it ready for CrossFit 101 on Saturday. Need to do a final clean, move equipment out to make extra room and get all the chairs set up for Saturday morning.

Charlie Dunifer and Doug Price at CrossFit Legacy

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Weight Tracking
2-23-2009
Starting Weigh-in
Terry 261 lbs / 6'2" / BF 17.2%
2-23-2009 261
3-2-2009 256
3-9-2009 253.6
3-16-2009 251.6
3-23-2009 251.0
3-30-2009 251.0
4-2-2009 249.2
4-13-2009 254.6
4-27-2009 256.4
5-18-2009 257.8
7-17-2009 258
7-24-2009 253
8-3-2009 248
8-10-2009 248
8-21-2009 247
8-28-2009 242
9-18-2009 240.2 / BF 16.4%
9-25-2009 240.2
10-2-2009 235.6
10-16-2009 238.0
10-23-2009 241.8
10-30-2009 242.8
01-25-2010 244
02-22-2010 235
6-28-2010 226
7-23-2010 222

11-04-2008
Total Cholesterol 189
LDL 111
HDL 39
Triglycerides 195
5-08-2009
Total Cholesterol 209
LDL 131
HDL 40
Triglycerides 188
11-06-09
Total Cholesterol 161
LDL 108
HDL 38
Triglycerides 74
Next check up and blood test results date 11-5-2010