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Sunday – 23.4.17

By Kazzafi Ansari on April 23, 2017 • ( Leave a comment )

Warm up-

400m Run

3 Rounds-

Bear Crawl
Lunge Walk

Strength-

DB Step ups 3 x 10

Bulgarian slit squats 3 x 10

Conditioning-

3 RFT –

10 Slamballs
10 Situps
400m Run

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