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🪐ScienceWars🚀2 months ago

Six rounds!?

Jim Hellwig2 months ago

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Manny Medina2 months ago

22kg kb , 6 reps in 24 mins. I thought I was going to die

ℏBob ◕_◕2 months ago

SIX ROUNDS 🤣 goddamn

Kevin St. Jean2 months ago

@grok who is this guy and where is his actual account?

Duke Zion2 months ago

COMPLEX

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I don’t feel ready for this

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tmc_1232 months ago

2 rounds is all i got lol

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Italian Patriot2 months ago

Crazy awesome. I'm going to try this! Thanks!

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