It all happened so fast…
“Gauntlet“
100 barbell repetitions for time:
25x box jump, 24″ platform
max hang power clean @ 155/105-lbs.
25x squat
max front squat
25x pushup
max push press
In this workout, you may only rest and re-grip in the hang or front rack position during the hang power clean, and only in the front rack position during the front squat and push press. Any other position constitutes termination of the max effort.
If you have not reached 100 barbell repetitions by the end of the push press in round one, you must continue to cycle through the exercises (rounds) from the beginning, until 100 barbell repetitions are achieved or until the end of the 20-minute time limit.
25/10/2010 at 09:24
There you go John…I barely squeezed into it
25/10/2010 at 09:45
Sean,
Is LuLu Lemon making football jerseys now??? It certainly has all the characteristics of a LuLu spandexalicious fit. Next time can we see your pecs?
StuLu
25/10/2010 at 09:54
–Scores–
Kris C.: 18:42 (65-lbs.)
Christine S: 9:09 (55-lb. dbs-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”; 50x for time)
Sidra C.: 17:12 (35-lb. dbs, 20”)
Ryan D.: 12:37 (30-lb. dbs)
Jen M.: 18:40 (30-lb. dbs, 20”)
Cristian D.: 13:01 (30-lb. dbs, 20”; 50x for time)
Keith H.: 14:27 (25-lb. dbs)
Diana D.: 12:22 (15-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”, knee pushup;50x for time)
Katie M.: 18:40 (25-lb. dbs, 20”)
Neil A.: 78 (125-lbs.)
Robbie S.: 68 (115-lbs.)
Alex M.: 98 (115-lbs.)
Jessy C.: 58 (65-lbs.)
Ted K.: 65(35-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”)
Paul M.: 93 (35-lb. dbs)
Bill M.: 90 (30-lb. dbs, 20”)
David S.: 40 (105-lbs.)
Caitlin S.: 68 (85-lbs.)
John B.: 90 (115-lbs.)
David O.: 67 (115-lbs.)
Josh M.: 79 (105-lbs.)
Sean M.: 45 (125-lbs.)
Brian T.: 89 (45-lb. dbs)
Teal B.: 50 (75-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”)
Jeff W.:61 (95-lbs.)
Annalisa E.: 16:51 (55-lbs., 20”; sub: knee pushup)
Jim M.: 62 (85-lbs.)
Set S.: 16:09 (35-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”, knee pushup)
John G.: 45 (95-lbs.)
Bill G.: 82 (105-lbs.)
Mead O.: 42 (75-lbs.; sub: step up, 20”, back squat)
Dave R.: 84
Erez Y.: 63 (105-lbs.)
Lisa C.: 74 (65-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”)
Ralph A.: 80 (115-lbs., 20”)
Joe P.: 63
Steve D.: 17:21 (125-lbs.)
Mark C.: 45 (65-lbs.; sub: squat; 50x for time)
Joseph P.: 65 (105-lbs., 20”)
David C.: 68 (65-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”; 15x/exercise)
Adam C.: 83 (115-lbs.)
Andrew R.: 52 (115-lbs.)
Campbell R.: 11:49 (35-lbs., 20”; sub: knee pushup)
Thomas M.: 66 (85-lbs.)
Linda K.: 17:14 (35-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”, knee pushup)
Keena S.: 57 (70-lbs.)
Johnny A.: 81 (85-lbs.)
April H.: 88(20-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”)
Angel P.: 14:49 (25-lb. dbs)
Syed Q.: 99 (30-lb. dbs)
Koji H.: 14:40 (75-lbs.)
Wayne C.: 72 (105-lbs.; sub: step-up)
Meghan M.: 17:50
JC L.: 71 (55-lbs.; sub: step-up, 20”)
Sean F.: 81 (85-lbs.)
Jonathan H.: 57 (105-lbs.)
Chuck D.: (30-lb. dbs, 20”)
Josh O.: 49 (sub: no push press)
Jeff B.: 17:59 (65-lbs.)
Sakar P.: 68 (95-lbs.)
Leigh T.: 79 (65-lbs.)
Antonio G.: 48 (115-lbs.)
Leota B.: 17:21 (55-lbs., 20”)
Katherine C.: 11:53 (45-lbs., 20”)
Tyler P.: 40 (105-lbs.)
Anne M.: 87 (20-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”)
Jennifer M.:72 (20-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”; 50x for time)
Jerry C.: 11:03 (35-lb. dbs; sub: single-arm)
Sara J.: 10:54 (20-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”)
Christine D.: 16:39 (15-lb. dbs; sub: step-up, 20”; 50x for time)
Kevin W.: 90 (30-lb. dbs)
25/10/2010 at 11:14
the MPH strut:
…be a WIZ not a D-bag!
25/10/2010 at 14:09
Joe and Mel, here is the article Mark wrote up about thickening sauces. Perhaps there’s a solution for stuffing here:
http://www.marksdailyapple.com/low-carb-thickener/
25/10/2010 at 14:24
Inspiring work today Steve D…
25/10/2010 at 14:49
thx Joe, preeshaydit
25/10/2010 at 15:05
(Steve did 70 hpcs in a row on his first set. It was awesome.)
25/10/2010 at 14:41
While we’re talkin’ about food, can I just say that I fuckin’ HATE peeps?
What are these things? What is up with their colors? From what I remember as a kid, they sucked! And why the fanaticism? – the peep dioramas, peep art, peep apparel, peep desserts, and now this: peepsfest. Three days of family-oriented peep-centric events. So much fun all with a little blob of radioactive sugar as the focal point.
http://www.christmascity.org/peeps/
I don’t get it.
I ask the parents at MPH: What do you do? Do you keep your kids away from this stuff? Do you feed them meat, veggies, nuts and seeds at home and then just accept that they will get crap food at school or at a friend’s house? I am not a parent yet and I am curious how you face these challenges. Of course I spout, “When I have a kid they are gonna eat paleo and do crossfit!”, but that is easy for me to say, as I have zero perspective. What to do, what to dooooo?
I don’t know, but for now, join me people, grab a peep and put it in the microwave today. We can beat this. Fuck peeps.
keep squattin’,
Steve D
ps. I’m not seeing a CrossFit affiliate in Peepsville
http://www.marshmallowpeeps.com/peepsworld
25/10/2010 at 20:10
I think someone just stumbled on a winning submission …
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/gallery/2010/03/29/GA2010032903934.html
25/10/2010 at 20:19
You could title it “Crossfit MPeepH!”
We just need to find a pair of tiny board shorts …