WOD 2-8-10

Posted February 8th, 2010 by Jeff Martone
Categories: Workout Of the Day - WOD

Tommy V (KB version)

21 Thrusters (2 – 1.5 pood KBs), 12 ascents 15′ rope

21 Thrusters (2 – 1.5 pood KBs) 9 ascents 15′ rope

15 Thrusters (2 – 1.5 pood KBs) 6 ascents 15′ rope

Practicing the Shooters Push-up at FLETC

Practicing the Shooters Push-up at FLETC

(Hati) How Now Shall We Give? by Chuck Holton

In early 1773, the men of Marlborough, Massachusetts declared unanimously:

“Death is more eligible then slavery.  A free-born people are not required by the religion of Jesus Christ to submit to tyranny, but may make use of such power as God has Given them to recover and support their laws and liberties… We implore the Ruler above the skies, that He would make bare and His arm in defense of His Church and people, and let Israel go.”

New England Primer 1691, was entering its second edition, as advertised by Benjamin Harris of Boston.  This famous little book was used to teach colonial era children the alphabet, using rhyme and illustrations.

L Lot Fled to Zoar, Saw firery shower on Sodom pour.

M Moeses was he, Who Israel’s Host led thro’ the Sea

2-7-10 Day of Rest

Posted February 7th, 2010 by Jeff Martone
Categories: Tactical Inspiration

“Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, looking unto Jesus….”  Hebrews 12:1-2

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New England Primer 1691, was entering its second edition, as advertised by Benjamin Harris of Boston.  This famous little book was used to teach colonial era children the alphabet, using rhyme and illustrations.

J Job feels the Rod, Yet blesses GOD.

K Proud Korah’s troop, Was swallowed up.

WOD 2-6-10

Posted February 6th, 2010 by Jeff Martone
Categories: Workout Of the Day - WOD

Warm up

Joint Mobility Drills

AMRAP in 10 minutes

5 KB Snatch R/L (24 kg)

10 Wall Ball

5 Weighted Pull-ups (24 kg)

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New England Primer 1691, was entering its second edition, as advertised by Benjamin Harris of Boston.  This famous little book was used to teach colonial era children the alphabet, using rhyme and illustrations.

G As runs to Glass, Our life doth pass.

H My Book and Heart, Must never part.

WOD 2-5-10

Posted February 5th, 2010 by Jeff Martone
Categories: Workout Of the Day - WOD

Linda (KB)

10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 reps for time

1.5 x BW Deadlift

1 x BW Bench Press* (or Double Kettlebells Floor Press 2 – 40 kg KB)

.75 x BW Cleans

The sit up...

The sit up...

That's right, the tomahawk is in hand (please don't attempt this at home!)

That's right, the tomahawk is now in hand (seriously - please don't attempt this at home; no good will come from it!)

RMJ the best Tactical Tomahawk in existence.

A special thanks to: Ryan at RMJ for making the best Tactical Tomahawk in existence; Ashley for trusting me to lift her safely while holding sharp objects; and to Doc Smith for putting me on the spot and kindly volunteering his assistant!

New England Primer 1691, was entering its second edition, as advertised by Benjamin Harris of Boston.  This famous little book was used to teach colonial era children the alphabet, using rhyme and illustrations.

E Elijah hid, By Ravens fed.

F The judgment made, Felix afraid.

WOD 2-4-10

Posted February 4th, 2010 by Jeff Martone
Categories: Workout Of the Day - WOD

10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 For Time:

KB Swing (32kg)

Ring Dips

Box Jumps

Impromptu TGU Demo at 2010 SHOT Show

Impromptu TGU Demo at 2010 SHOT Show

Ashley from Direct Action Medical Network gets set

Ashley from Direct Action Medical Network gets set

Now the fun begins... note RJM Tactical Tomahawk next to me... see more tomorrow

Now the fun begins... note RMJ Tactical Tomahawk next to me. See the rest tomorrow...

New England Primer 1691, was entering its second edition, as advertised by Benjamin Harris of Boston.  This famous little book was used to teach colonial era children the alphabet, using rhyme and illustrations.

D The Deluge drown’d, The Earth around.

On May 19, 1643, John Winthrop organized the New England Confederation among the colonists of New Plymouth, New Haven, Massachusetts and Connecticut.  They covenanted together under the Constitution of the New England Confederation:

“Whereas we all came to these parts of America with the same end and aim, namely, to advance the kindome of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to injoy the liberties of the Gospell thereof with purities and peace, and for preserving and propagating the truth and liberties of the gospell.”