WOD 24 May: Snatches, push-ups, and…wait a minute…HOW MANY knees-to-elbows?

by Steven on May 24, 2010

in CrossFit London workouts

The cool, temperate air of the Blackboard Gym was a welcome respite from the London heat today.

Hanging power snatches

5-5-5-3-3-3

The real focus today was on agression in the jump phase (second pull) of the snatch; trying to power the bar up as high as possible using the hips, glutes and shoulders.

Michelle snatches

Michelle snatches

Nadia snatches

Nadia snatches

Make it stop, already

  • 20-18-16-14-12-10-8-6-4-2 Push-ups
  • 2-4-6-8-10-12-14-16-18-20 Knees-to-elbows

This may not have been so bad if it hadn’t followed so close on the heels of Saturday’s Barbara workout. Chests and abs were feeling the strain today.

And yes, that rep scheme does add up to 110.

Warren does knees-to-elbows

Warren does knees-to-elbows

But at least it was sunny out today…

Related posts:

  1. WOD 20 Feb: Run, “good mornings”, knees-to-elbows
  2. Kettlebell WOD 18 Feb: Overhead squats, snatches & pull-ups
  3. WOD 25 April: Snatches, box jumps & sit-ups
  4. WOD 31 Jan: Handstand push-ups/pull-ups & Beginners
  5. WOD 24 Feb: Pull ups, Leg raises & Back raises: Team style!

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Kieran May 24, 2010 at 23:55

Horrible. DNF.

I was talking to Rita earlier, and mentioned the One World Rx Checklist. Link is http://crossfitoneworld.typepad.com/crossfit_one_world/the-one-world-rxd-checklist-challenge.html

Is it FGB this weekend?

Steven May 25, 2010 at 08:02

It is indeed Fight Gone Bad on Saturday.

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