but I'm on the same page as Mickey. I was convinced it was 5 rounds until after I finished. I guess I'll find out if I actually did 5 rounds when I do this workout again.
good to see a lot of folks in there this morning for a swift kick in the legs, arms, and lungs!
Ring pull-ups got difficult very quickly!!
5:06 as rx'd.
For those who are having issues tracking their rounds, I always use the red clips on the floor, line them up and kick one out of the way after each round. When you are going all out, it is very easy to lose count, especially when you go over 4 rounds. It works great for AMRAPs too.
that was fun, but too quick! (maybe seven rounds??)
Round Counting: For RFT WODs, I use 2.5-lb plates; line them up and toss them into a pile as you complete rounds. For AMRAP WODs, I use pennies; hold them in your pocket or line them up on the ground and drop them into something as you complete rounds.
...just don't forget to "do" whatever round counting method you choose between rounds...
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5:14...I lifted legs yesterday, and was definitely on struggle street during the wallball shots this morning.
I also got my first muscle-up yesterday, so I'm pretty pleased about finally reaching that milestone
4:27 as rx'd. Looking at other people though i'm starting to think that i may have skipped the last round.
my mind goes blank sometimes and i lose count. sorry.
4:53
but I'm on the same page as Mickey. I was convinced it was 5 rounds until after I finished. I guess I'll find out if I actually did 5 rounds when I do this workout again.
either way, had some good Arvin Lung at the end.
Finished with some handstands
3:48, need to work on wall ball shot form
good to see a lot of folks in there this morning for a swift kick in the legs, arms, and lungs!
Ring pull-ups got difficult very quickly!!
5:06 as rx'd.
For those who are having issues tracking their rounds, I always use the red clips on the floor, line them up and kick one out of the way after each round. When you are going all out, it is very easy to lose count, especially when you go over 4 rounds. It works great for AMRAPs too.
4:16
that was fun, but too quick! (maybe seven rounds??)
Round Counting: For RFT WODs, I use 2.5-lb plates; line them up and toss them into a pile as you complete rounds. For AMRAP WODs, I use pennies; hold them in your pocket or line them up on the ground and drop them into something as you complete rounds.
...just don't forget to "do" whatever round counting method you choose between rounds...
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Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
jswobe...but we don't have pockets in our PT shorts!!
@Adam -- I know...I thought about the lack of pockets. That's why I said "or on the ground."
Damn PT shorts...
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