14.2 scores: These are the scores that I found. Gretch 132 Mark 132 Ray 132 Craig 130 Brian 119 Sean 116 James 116 Jason 113 Shanyn 84 Dan A. 79 Jill D. 79 Eric V. 79 Mike R. 64 Jon 62 Pete J. 62 Dalton 58 Rick 50 Beth 39 Heather 36 Mark B. 32 Jeff T. 25 Micky 19 Brandon 18 Bee 17 Rick 16 Laura 12 Kristy 10 Amy P. 10 Shannon 10 Bjorn 10 Deb P. 10 MJ 10 Mike L. 7 Kristin 5 It is easy to get caught up in the numbers posted-seeing only a black and white end result, but there is something hidden within those numbers. PRs from 10# all the way to 50#. Individuals who got their first chest to bar pull ups. Or spent the remaining 3 minutes trying their hardest to get a chin over the bar when it would have been easier to just stop. Coaches who encouraged and found just the right cue to push an athlete to the next level. Judges who held athletes to standards-willing the individual to just make the last inch but calling it no rep when they failed. Athletes who respected the WODs and pushed themselves more than they thought possible. Family and friends who cheered and encouraged the athletes to dig deep-cheering just as hard for that 10 as they did for the triple digits. The smiles, hugs, high fives, and fist bumps that followed every 14.2. So, be proud of putting it all on the line! Work hard and be true to yourself. The number is a number for that day, not what defines you as an athlete!
Posted on: Sun, 09 Mar 2014 14:54:24 +0000
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