December 1st 2009 Workout of the Day – WOD

December 2, 2009 by Coach Morden
Filed under Workout of the Day

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Alchemy CrossFit Workout of the Day:

Today’s focus is Metabolic Conditioning. Speed is of utmost importance, Let’s move!

10 rounds for time:

10 Push Press
10 Wall Ball

Cash Out: Max Plank

Tags: Alchemy CrossFit, CrossFit in Hamilton Ontario, Hamilton CrossFit, Hamilton Ontario, Where:67-Frid-St-Hamilton-Ontario-CANADA, Where:Hamilton-Ontario-CANADA, Workout of the Day (WoD)

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