With a continuously running clock, do one double under the first minute, two double unders the second minute, three double unders the the third minute, and so on until you are unable to complete the required double unders in a minutes time.
You can utilize the whole minute to get the required double unders no matter how many times you mess up. Once the minute is up, the workout is over if the reps have not been completed.
There are two workouts that can be done, consecutive or total. Consecutive is considered prescribed. This means that you have to complete the required reps consecutively. The second workout only requires that you achieve the necessary reps but they do not need to be completed consecutively. The second workout is scaled.
You are also allowed to repeat the workout as many times as you want. For example, if you only get to minute 10 but not minute 11, you can start back over at minute 1.
Post minutes completed to comments.
Joe and I worked with Keith when he was a football player at UNO. He is now on the roster for the Washington Redskins. Great athlete and great person.
Good job 6 a.m.
A little boring at the gym today. Didn't see anyone land on their back from 4 ft in the air. (...Shelley)
Paul Antoniak KILLED it today. I would like to have seen a battle between him and Paul Audi and Tyler.
28 Rx'd.
27 rx'd. I hit a wall on rep 25 of the 28th minute and briefly debated starting again to beat the clock but then decided eh, screw it. Somedays you're the pigeon, somedays you're the statue.
got all 35 rds of DUs. not biblically, though--i had to re-start 3 or 4 rounds, partly because my rope broke on rd. 32.
then Jake and I did incremental Angie. couldn't keep up with him, but finished in about 17:35.
Welcome to Crossfit Omaha, Katie!!!
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