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I have a hard enough time doing regular pull-ups on large amounts. Looking at the WOD what would be a good replacement for L-Pull-up. Being holding the L would work the ABs hard core. Any help is welcome.
Ryan"BigIrish" |
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Ryan, check out the BrandX site for scaled versions of each day's CF.com WOD.
http://forum.brandxmartialarts.com/viewforum.php?f=16 Today the suggested sub is regular pull-ups and short L-sit holds Cheers, kempie BTW say hello to Jeff and Mikki Martin on the BrandX boards - as a Krav Maga trainer you will likely get an extra warm welcome. |
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