

Warmup
WOD
Barbell snatch, 95 pounds, 15 reps, 5 sets.
All snatches are “touch and go” at ground. No re-gripping or pausing at ground. The 95 pounds is a suggested load. Pick a weight, and if you fail, start all five sets over. Share with your friends in comments.
Warmup
WOD
"Randy"
For time:
75-pound power snatch, 75 reps
Compare to two days ago
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Warmup
WOD
"Randy"
For time:
75-lb. power snatch, 75 reps
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Warmup
WOD
“Overkill”
As many rounds as possible in 15 minutes of:
3 Handstand Push-ups
6 Power Snatch, 95# / 65#
9 Wall ball shots, 20# / 14# ball
12 Overhead Walking Lunge, 55# / 35# Kettlebell
Mel's Notes: Back in 2012, I was doing the Hero workout "Blake” when I realized how there are so many different ways to challenge the overhead position. Some months later, I needed to program a group WOD for some friends, and I had the idea to revisit something like Blake, but I wanted every movement to have an overhead element.
We start with handstand push-ups – a true test of overhead pressing strength. Power snatch is stabilizing weight overhead. Wall ball is a throw – which is similar to a press, but more explosive (and with lighter weight). Finally, the overhead walking lunge is again a static hold, but now we will challenge the overhead position by putting the athlete in a lunge position.
The rep scheme here should allow the best athletes to move through this workout quickly, with minimal rest breaks.
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Warmup
WOD
"Randy"
For time:
75-lb. power snatch, 75 reps
Compare to 2/3/2021
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We had 85 people in attendance today (81 if you don't count a few from the farm system); this is the most we've ever had for a Summer day, and Evan had the best Randy time out of everyone! And fix your back Jay!
Warmup
WOD
5 rounds of:
Partner 1: 10 power snatches
Partner 2: 10 power snatches
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