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Michaela Xavier

Jan I am so proud of you! You pushed so hard, not to be able to rest from one station to the other it must have been really hard, but you kept going!
Looking back now on the picutre it was so fun and I can't wait for the next year Games!
All of us need to train hard & train double wods sometimes. (Every other week or so)

Jan A.

Thanks Michaela!! It was definitely HARD!! But my performance was nothing compared to your 30 consecutive deadlifts in less than 40 seconds!! THAT WAS BAD ASS!!

Jaye

You two gals are AMAZING athletes!!! I will upload that video with Michaela's baller status deadlifts - I love it when she hits rep 30, then drops the bar and spreads her hands out like "I'm done fools". hahahaha.

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