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Friday, December 28, 2012

Lower Table Rock Run and the YEAR END TRIBUTE TO 2012

Dammit! The snow ruined my plans AGAIN!
I had planned on taking a break from the trails today, but nooooooooo.....it just had to snow, and how could I possibly resist going out to Lower Table Rock for a fun run in the snow!

And then after my unexpected Table Rock run, I still had to do what I had planned to do, so I headed out to my gym and did my patented TOPFIT ~Year End Tribute to 2012~ workout.
Except for the squat thrusts which were done at the end, all exercises were done for 100 reps (not necessarily non-stop or in the following order) before moving on to another exercise. When all was said and done, I did:

KB swings x 200
Suspension pullups x 300
Pushups x 300
Squats x 300
SB crunches x 300
SB back extensions x 200
SB leg curls x 200
SB tucks x 200
Squat Thrusts x 12

TOTAL REPS = 2012

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