4.23.2013

W.O.D.4.24.13

Ten rounds for time of:
3 Weighted Pull-ups, 45/25 pounds
5 Strict Pull-ups
7 Kipping Pull-up

For weighted pull-ups place a 45/25 pound dumbbell between the legs above crossed ankles and jettison the dumbbell after third rep and continue with strict pull-ups and then the kipping pull-ups. Coming off the bar or going to ground constitutes termination of a set. 

Scale this according to level and ability for example by either 1) dropping the weight or 2) slightly varying the type of Pull-ups-- 3 deadhang pullups, 5 kipping pullups, 7 banded or jumping pullups or 3) scaling back the number of rounds--depending on what you are able to accomplish. 

Quote:
"Obsessed is just a word the lazy use to describe the dedicated." 
-Anonymous

Results:
Mike S 19:23 scale
Al V 19:25 scale
King 19:00 scale
Klutch 18:54 15# plate
Ellie 19:41 scale
Kathleen 14:47 scale
Jay E 15:48 scale
Regi 20:07 scale
Brian R 26:29 scale
Patrick P 18:26 1,3,5 15#
Richard 20:00 Cap scale
Joe C 23:23 1,3,5 15#
Katrina 17:45 scale
Allison 20:32 scale
Bill 22:06
MK 26:16
Taylor: 28:12
Jessie 23:35
Rinat 35:28
Joe G 21:05
Becky 24:59
Pablo 20:00 scale
Brett 20:56 scale (1/2 rounds)
Jared 21:35 scale
Bridget 19:32 scale
Jack :)
George 19:35 scale
Mike T 15:50 Rx
Mike P 19:43 Rx
Joe P 14:32 scale
Ryan S 20:59 scale
Nick 22:10 scale
Andrew Y 16:46 scale
Borden 13:44 scale
Conn 13:40 scale
Faby 8:30 scale
Jim 18:20 scale
Vinny 8:00 scale
Alona 22:24 scale
Matt G 25:25 scale
Gene ??
Erika ??
Kelly ??
Arin 25:52 scale
JNa 22:27 scale
Sam B 17:06 Rx
Kate K 15:31 scale
Jess C 22:24 scale

9 comments:

  1. 6am

    Mike S 19:23 scale
    Al V 19:25 scale
    King 19:00 scale
    Klutch 18:54 15# plate
    Ellie 19:41 scale
    Kathleen 14:47 scale
    Jay E 15:48 scale

    6am crew used a host of scales to complete this workout. Several athletes were able to start with the dumbbell but not finish the WOD (Al, Klutch). It takes some getting used to - being in that position with a weight between your ankles. Some athletes also used different bands for different levels of difficulty, starting with the set of 3 using mental floss, then working up to bigger bands for the higher volume sets. Talk to a coach and figure out what works best for you to get the most out of this WOD.

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  2. I'll also recommend ring rows as a progression for those who are newer or need to work on upper body (strict) strength

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  3. and remember the placement of feet on Ring Rows will directly determine the difficulty...so you could be directly under the rings for the most difficult (and even have a box under your feet) etc and progress from there.

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  4. This looks awful.

    See y'alls ater today.

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  5. 4:30

    Regi 20:07 scale
    Brian R 26:29 scale
    Patrick P 18:26 1,3,5 15#
    Richard 20:00 Cap scale
    Joe C 23:23 1,3,5 15#
    Katrina 17:45 scale
    Allison 20:32 scale

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  6. 9:30am & 12

    Bill 22:06
    MK 26:16
    Taylor: 28:12
    Jessie 23:35

    Rinat 35:28
    Joe G 21:05
    Becky 24:59

    Everyone had to scale this beast, but I saw some good practice in kipping and lots of strength being built!!!


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  7. 7:30pm

    Pablo 20:00 scale
    Brett 20:56 scale (1/2 rounds)
    Jared 21:35 scale
    Bridget 19:32 scale
    Jack :)

    Welcome to Jared who dropped in from Austin TX!

    Thanks to this crew for being my guinea pigs and joining me for my first official class!

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  8. 5:30
    George 19:35 scale
    Mike T 15:50 Rx
    Mike P 19:43 Rx
    Joe P 14:32 scale
    Ryan S 20:59 scale
    Nick 22:10 scale
    Andrew Y 16:46 scale

    6:30
    Borden 13:44 scale
    Conn 13:40 scale
    Faby 8:30 scale
    Jim 18:20 scale
    Vinny 8:00 scale
    Alona 22:24 scale
    Matt G 25:25 scale
    Gene ??
    Erika ??
    Kelly ??
    Arin 25:52 scale
    JNa 22:27 scale
    Sam B 17:06 Rx
    Kate K 15:31 scale
    Jess C 22:24 scale

    nice job working all sorts of scaling. But as I like to say, "progressions;" this way you are moving forward instead of feeling like you have to be behind or less than someone else

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