Nobody is perfect

Back Squat
3-3-3-1-1-1-10 

Then 3 rounds of:
3 minute running clock
10 back loaded thrusters 135/95 
400m Row
Rest during any leftover time 
If you don't finish an interval, perform 15 burpees after the WOD
Post penalties 

    I think it's safe to say that we have all made mistakes in our life. Like this idiot in the picture. Why in the hell would you do that? And did he really believe that his "trainer" was going to be of assistance when the ball broke and the weight slammed down on his neck? Probably not, but the trainer here thinks that this is a pretty functional exercise. When was the last time you had to squat 135# standing on lily pads? Yeah, never! Anyways, my point here is that we all make mistakes. Maybe not as stupid as this jackass but a mistake is a mistake. Hopefully he learned how lame that was and will never do it again. 
    Its how we learn from our mistakes that makes us better athletes. A missed snatch? A dropped overhead squat? How bout learning the butterfly pull-up? A lot of mistakes to be made right? I can pretty much throw example after example out at you and I know most of us have made those mistakes when learning new movements. Learning new movements takes a lot of trial and error. If you aren't willing to put in the effort and make a few mistakes along the way you aren't ever going to become a better athlete.