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Hard Charger_Guerillia_Fitness_crossfit Montclair

I would just like to say thank you to the entire staff, THANK YOU!!! It was a pleasure meeting Judd, Michaela(Again, CONGRATS!) and Matt (thanks for the great workout!) You have a pretty sweet box and I hope you have continued success.

James L.

Damn! Rachna was an ANIMAL! You go girl!

Judd

NANCY Time 28:35
#85 OH

Michaela

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