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Great session this morning team. Darren and I have been doing the CrossFit Oly lifting cert today. An awesome experience, Coach B is king.

7am
Ken L 263
Peter W 293 rxd
Tim C 301 rxd
Emma T 323 rxd
Emma H 260
Amy H 281
Kate T 258
Matt B 259 rxd
Lloyd S 246
Ian H 215
Anne K 280

8am
Jonnie L 405 rxd

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