Everyday Warrior WoD 3

Last weekend I spent most of my time at the pool. Not for myself, but as a race official Saturday and starter on Sunday. Lily was in the pool. So much fun watching kids race. From one meet to the next they can cut seconds from their times, not tenths like older kids and grown-ups. After two long days at the pool, I made my way to the box to test Everyday Warrior WoD 3.
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Friday mingel at the box, Crossfit Lift-Off & Everyday Warrior

So Friday evening, nine friends got together at the box for some old fashion fun.

We decided on the following 4 WoDs:

  • Grace 30 reps Clean and Jerk 60kg
  • Randy 75 reps power snatch 35kg
  • Diane 21-15-9 deadlifts 100kg / handstand push ups
  • Karen 150 wallballs

Before we even started I decided to scale Diane to 80kg and Karen to 6kg instead of 9kg.
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Off to the desert for most of October

Update: New travel dates.  I am now leaving home on the 7th and returning to Sweden on the 30th! Great, just what I needed.  So instead of getting a week to be in the pool before my 24 hour swim I will land and take the train straight to Göteborg, try to sleep then, wake up and swim longer than I have ever tried before. Good thing my wife is OK with me being away for nearly 4 weeks.

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Coaching

Most of people know that I am the coach of our local Masters team. My personality and the lack of a coach got me into the position as team dad.  I write the workouts, plan for meets and do what I can to increase our pool time so we can be open for more than just competitive swimmers, but masters of all levels. With today’s limits space in the pool I have been forced to set requirements for our weekday workouts, but Sundays everyone is welcome.
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Crossfit Progress

Amazing what three days of rest can do for your body.  I spent Saturday and Sunday with the family in Gothenburg. Satruday we were at Liseberg amusement part from just before 11am until nearly 8pm. The next day we visited Universium and were there from 10am until nearly 3pm before driving home.  On Monday I visited Leon, since I felt I was mentally over my Ironman race, but that my body was not really on board.  Leon was able to gave my body a push towards recovering. so to let that treatment have full effect I rested the rest of the day.

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