WOD – April 7th, 2009

April 7, 2009 by Mark  
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Nancy

Overhead Squat

Overhead Squat

Five rounds for time of:

400 meter run

95 pound Overhead squat, 15 reps

65 pounds for women

If you are running outside, be prepared for the weather and conditions!

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Check out the video here Nancy…[wmv][mov]

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7 Responses to “WOD – April 7th, 2009”
  1. Maryse says:

    19:54 65lb

    With the added thrill of being locked in, maybe next time I should sing in the shower LOL.

  2. Tammy says:

    17:22 at 65 lb

  3. Jason says:

    Hey Mark, thanks for posting the videos it helps!!!!

  4. Ian says:

    wah! all the cool workouts while I’m gone! anyway, hotel CF day 2.
    5 rounds for time
    10 burpees
    10 reverse grip pull ups on a door frame (think finger tips!)
    10 chair tricep dips
    10 sit ups

    10:15…

  5. Mark says:

    I’ll keep trying to post cool videos. Looking forward to the new bars so that we can do some more olympic lifting! Maryse sorry about the early exit, my fault! I think Tammy edged you out today? That’s the breaks with working out early in the morning and having nothing to shoot for.

  6. Jen says:

    14:30 65 lbs as Rx’d…thanks to Jason from Crossfit Connection in Burlington for working out with us tonight- it was nice to have someone to chase…see you all Friday! tomorrow is a rest day for me.

  7. heather says:

    Hi All!

    Jen awesome time!
    I also did the workout today and I know some of you mentioned numb fingers and numb shoulders. I suffered from a numb shoulder on round four that made round five very difficult – if you had the same, it’s most likely caused by a pinched nerve in the shoulder (similar to when you fall asleep on your arm.) The problem is that the weight is overhead with a constant pressure that pinches the nerve, this also cuts off the blood flow to the deltoid and fingers causing the numb sensation. The best fix is to keep the active shoulder position during the lift. (pushing your shoulders towards your ears – with your arms up – try shrugging your shoulders up) this is called active shoulder – we use it on all the overhead lifts for stabilization – guess I didn’t shrug enough:)

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