 Urgent Update: We are having the holiday WOD at 8:30 am. We moved it up in case you are participating in the Body Weight Over-Head Lunge, in the Parade, you'll have time to finish our WOD first. For Time (in a Team of 3)
As a team, complete a total of 1776 reps involving all exercises in any order Multiple partners may work at a time, but everyone must work together on the same movement and move to the next one together. The only requirements are that the team complete 1,776 total repetitions, with not more than 200 reps of any single movement, and each team member must complete at least 10 reps of each movement. Score is the time it takes to complete the full workout. Tips and Strategy This team workout requires a lot of communication. As a group, take time to decide how many reps of each movement the team should do. Write down the movement order and the reps clearly so that everyone knows what to do and what movement comes next. Organize the movements in a way that won’t cause too much burnout in any one area of the body. For example, don’t put Dumbbell Push Presses, Wall Balls, and Push-Ups (all of which have upper-body pushing requirements) back to back to back—bounce between upper-body movements, lower-body movements, and cardiovascular movements. Intended Stimulus This WOD is designed to be fun! It’s a perfect workout to celebrate the 4th of July. Above all, “Team 1776” is about quality teamwork and good communication. The team has to come together and create their own workout based on their collective strengths and weaknesses. Since everyone is working at one time, this is not an interval-style team workout – there is no built-in rest. The pace should be strong, but sprinting too fast through this will result in a slower overall time. At the end of this workout, the team should feel accomplished, energized, and ready to celebrate America’s birthday! Scaling Options As needed, scale the skill level of the movements so all teammates can move quickly and smoothly through the workout. There should rarely be long rest breaks. Newer athletes: Add a time cap to enjoy the workout without overdoing the volume. Beginner For Time (in a Team of 3) Kettlebell Swings (35/26 lb) Box Step-Ups (24/20 in) Air Squats Knee Push-Ups Burpees Ring Rows Sit-Ups Row (calories) Single-Unders Wall Ball Shots (14/10 lb) Ball Slams (20/15 lb) Dumbbell Push Press (25/15 lb) As a team, complete a total of 1776 reps involving all exercises in any order Time Cap: 50 minutes
 Deadlift 5-5-3-3-3-1-1-1-1 reps 21-15-9 Jumping Pull-ups Box Jumps/Step-ups Don't shy away from this one, probably the most functional movement that we do aside from the Squat. Scale the intensity so as not to suffer. Technique for such a simple lift is more relevant that intensity.
 30 minute AMRAP: 10 Lever Pendlay Rows 10 Alternating DB walking lunge Thrusters (5/side) 20/16 Calorie Row/Bike alternating Shoulder press 1-1-1-1-1 reps
Push press 3-3-3-3-3 reps Push jerk 5-5-5-5-5 reps
Teams of 3 - 6 Rounds
Team members share a rower and must row in order You may not overtake your partner(s) 200m Row 10 Box Jumps 15 Sit-Ups 10 Goblet Squats 10 Pull-Ups 20 Russian Twists
 For Jay's 80th birthday!
 30 minute Partner AMRAP:
8 American Kettlebell Swings 8 Alternating Goblet Reverse Lunge 8 No Push Up Burpees Over Kettlebell Note: Alternate rounds with partner. 
 Complete as many rounds as possible in 20 minutes of:
Scaling: Most athletes can maintain the structure of this workout. Choose static hold modifications that allow you to hold for 30 seconds straight. Rest as needed between movements and sets.
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