So I thought I’d try a little experiment this morning, and throw a team workout into the mix. It was an interesting and enlightening experience; I was completely unaware of how contentious scoring is for these things…
After a gentle and refreshing warming up of bottom-to-bottom Tabata squat, and handstand practice we got on to the main event:
As many rounds as possible in 15 minutes of:
- 250m row
- Bear crawl
- Wall ball
- Rope climb (or rope pull-ups)
Each round lasts as long as it takes for the rowing team member to complete their 250m. After which, everyone rotates to the next station.
I learned three things:
- CrossFit London’s athletes are very tough
- CrossFit London’s athletes really like drawing on stuff with chalk
- The floor of the gym is not nearly as clean as Andrew suggested…
Darned good show by everyone!
More photos on the CrossFit London Flickr page, here.
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floor was spotless when i left it
sorry didn’t make it down today fellas – subbed the workout with a burpee ladder 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 with a minute rest from 10 to 6 then 30 second rest 5 to 1 followed by a minute rest and a 2 minute snatch test with a 24kg kettlebell – 40 snatches, then some L pull ups – sweaty work, but someone had to do it
peter, thats all very well, but was it on a dirty floor?