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And just as I was finishing, Ralph showed up. It wasn't like he just barged in the front door....oh No. It was as if I heard his distinguished loud muffler as he pulled into the driveway. I had plenty of time to scoot out the back door and confront Ralph outside....where he belongs!
I liked the combination of exercise movements: alternating pushing and pulling tasks. The actual numbers were: 5 rounds of 15 thrusters, 10 inverted rows (bar), 5 dips, and 500M row. What made it a great workout was not the fact I barfed. Much like sweat, barf is a poor indicator of work. What barf is a great indicator for is the recency of eating too much Chinese food before a WO!
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