"Clean Push Repeat"
Five rounds for time of:
10 Cleans (135/95)
20 Push-ups
Cleans can be power cleans or squat cleans but each rep is from the ground (no hang cleans)
Scale weight as necessary and use this as a guide:
Advanced: 135/95
Intermediate: 95/65
Beginner: 65/45
Post weight and times to comments
Thank you for posting scaled w/o's
ReplyDelete8:12
ReplyDeletescaled to 85 lbs. Still need to work on form
8:12 at 135 for cleans
ReplyDeleteThis was a good example of not scaling properly. I was able to get through the WOD at 135 lbs but my intensity suffered because of the time spent resting between reps and sets. I would have been better off with 115 or 105 for the cleans.
8:56 at 95 lbs
ReplyDelete7:50 at 65 lbs. I need to work on my form for cleans so I can increase the weight.
ReplyDelete7:45 2@ 95 and 3@85
ReplyDeletemy pride says advanced
my back says intermediate
I need to check my pride at the door beside my ego.
Good wod.
7:07 @ 95lbs.
ReplyDelete7:36 at 95lbs
ReplyDelete7:30 @ 95
ReplyDelete8:20 at intermediate.
ReplyDelete7:50 as RXd
ReplyDelete5k row at 1000m intervals
good WOD!
Aloha,
ReplyDelete8:43 as Rx'd (135)
10:02 with 135# squat cleans.
ReplyDeleteTough workout. Looks slow in comparison to the other posts. Serious THS after a weekend at Disney.
Kings, the squat cleans probably added a lot of time to your WOD. I was 100% power cleans which cycled through much faster even at my relative weakness level. I might still be there if I were working squat cleans.
ReplyDelete6:05 at 95 lbs. no way I could have gotten the 135 though.
ReplyDelete14:52
ReplyDeletesquat cleans @ 95 lbs
Again humbled by my first "cleans-for-volume" workout...
Good WOD!
GO ARMY! USMA '00
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
8:43 as rx'd (power cleans)
ReplyDeleteI lost it on the last two rounds. 4 min flat for the first three rounds...
8:39 scaled to 115#
ReplyDelete8:46 as rx'd @135lbs (power cleans)
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