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Thursday 2/18/10

With a continuously running clock do one pull-up the first minute, two pull-ups the second minute, three pull-ups the third minute... continuing as long as you are able.

Post number of minutes completed to comments.

20 comments:

  1. For anyone interested:

    http://www.runner.org/upcoming-race-freezer-fives-221/

    Who: Anyone who likes running local races
    What: Freezer 5-miler
    When: This Sunday, 21 FEB, starts at 10 am
    Where: FDR park, Yorktown Heights, approx 20 miles due west of West Point
    I am pretty sure online registration closes on Friday.

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  2. 18 rounds plus 14 during round 19

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  3. 14 complete, 8 on round 15

    always dodged this when I saw it on the main site as I thought it was not going to push me... I was wrong- great workout

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  4. 16 rounds complete (PR by 7 rounds from this summer)

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  5. 17 rounds complete plus 14 on round 18

    Tape your hands!

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  7. 15 rds +10 on rd 16. While the first couple of rounds seemed easy, that rest between rds definitely seemed to get shorter.

    Counting up the total number of pullups completed was enlightening. while I managed to knock out 130 total pullups, V. Gorilla did 241! I am humbled...

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  8. 19 rounds and 13 on round 20

    simple but still a smoker

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  9. 16 rounds + 10 during 17

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  10. 16 rounds complete. Hands are pretty sore. Thanks to Tex for the goal to shoot for of 20. Didn't quite make it. Maybe next time.

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  11. Strict-8 +

    Pirouette hand stand-4 seconds

    Thanks to Maj Miller and CPT B for spotting me on the handstands.

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  12. We did 20 min AMRAP of:
    -5x HSPU
    -10x Pistol (one-legged squat, alternating legs)
    -15x Pull-up

    Finished 8 rds plus 3x HSPU. Had to do Pistols from a box to get full range of motion.

    Love the pull-up workout you guys did...will have to try that sometime soon.

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  13. 22 rounds plus 11 during round 23

    Total pull-ups:264

    The easiest way to figure out how many pull-ups you did is:

    (n+1)*(n/2)
    where n=number of rounds complete

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