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7 Rounds:

3 Power Clean to Strict Press
3 Hang Clean and Press
3 Clean and Press

Rest 2min

Men Start at 40kg Increase load each Round
Girls Start at 20kg Increase load each Round

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Posted by CFX on 05/05 at 12:01 AM .....

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As req'd:

7 Rounds:

3 Power Clean to Strict press
3 Hang Clean and Press
3 Clean and Press

Rest 2 mins

40kg, 50kg, 50kg, 55kg, 55kg, 60kg, 60kg

Posted by Aaron   on  05/05   at  06:32 AM

As Rx'd:

40, 42.5, 42.5, 45, 47.5, 50 (shoulder gave way on the clean/press), 40

Danny

Posted by Danny   on  05/05   at  06:40 AM

As Rx'd

20kg, 22.5, 25, 27.5, 30, 32.5, 35

Failed strict press at 25kg so did push press after that

Jen C

Posted by Jen Craig   on  05/05   at  07:04 AM

is this meant to be done like a bear workout?

I.e. don't let go of the bar during the complex?

Posted by kam   on  05/05   at  01:32 PM

Kam that is correct ie: Like a complex

Posted by Mick S   on  05/05   at  01:58 PM

40,50,60,70,75,80,80kg
Mick S

Posted by Mick S   on  05/05   at  07:03 PM

As rx'd
40,45,50,55,57.5,60,60kg
Chris L & Joel C

Posted by Chris L   on  05/05   at  07:06 PM

doing alot of o lifting recently so banged out 50 burpees in just under 4 minutes then intervals on rower, 2*800,4*400,2*200.

Posted by Stuart   on  05/05   at  08:06 PM

as rx'd
40, 50, 55, 60, 60, 65, 70

legs are still fingered from saturday and sundays session!

Posted by rob   on  05/05   at  08:13 PM

40,50,55,60,65,60 (forgot to do last set!)

found this quite difficult. Didn't partition complex until last two.

Had to do the 50 again because my grip was ripped up from murph and I need to retape.

Also (note to self) - Dipped slightly on first rep on 65.


- Kam

Posted by kam   on  05/05   at  08:17 PM

Gday Guys,

Can someone give me a quick written difference on the "Power Clean to Strict Press" as opposed to the normal "Clean & Press" pls? (Only just started Crossfit). All over the Hang C & P.

Cheers

Pete

Posted by Pete C.   on  05/05   at  10:48 PM

Hi Pete,

The different types of cleans are explained here:
http://www.crossfit.com/cf-info/faq.html#Exercises14

This video demos the different types of presses, the strict press is aka the shoulder press: http://media.crossfit.com/cf-video/Presses.wmv

Hope this helps.

Danny

Posted by Danny   on  05/06   at  06:35 AM

40,45,50,55,60,65,60kgs
Adam

Posted by Adam   on  05/06   at  07:06 AM



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