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Centex Athlete - Lisa Thiel
Lisa Thiel was introduced to CrossFit in 2005 but didn't really get into it until she started working out with Carey Kepler and Jeremy Thiel in January 2007. She competed in the 2007 CrossFit Games where she placed 27th. Last spring Lisa finished the Boston Marathon. "I am looking forward to competing again! Training with the CrossFit Central crew helps elevate my game in EVERY single workout!"
Name Lisa Thiel
Age: 32
Height: 5' 8"
Weight: 142
Filthy 28:31
FGB, 298
Cindy, 19
5k Run, 22:14
Christine, 11:13
Elizabeth, 12:06
Deadlift, 275
Bench Press, 140
Shoulder Pres, 105
Back Squat, 225
Over Head Squat 120
CFT 605
Grace 3:00
Max Pull-ups, 32
2007 Crossfit Games - placed 27th overall (RX)
Angie: 17:45
Squat clean: 175lbs
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5 comments on this entry
1. Miranda 801 wrote...
Yay Lisa! You are so beautiful and strong! Good luck girl! Hope to see you soon.
Miranda 801
03 February 2010 / 11:41 a.m.
2. Nicole Hughes wrote...
YAAAYYY LISA!!! Can't wait to watch you perform at Sectionals - you're are going to kick some major butt! ;)
03 February 2010 / 2:01 p.m.
3. kris kepler wrote...
I'm pretty sure most of those stats are old....Lisa is much stronger and faster now!
04 February 2010 / 5:11 p.m.
4. Pam Gagot wrote...
HECK YA! I'm pumped for you! You are going to rock it at sectionals!
08 February 2010 / 7:03 a.m.
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17 July 2010 / 5 a.m.