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Old 05-Feb-08, 09:01 AM   #1501
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KB Snatch - 24kg x 70/71 (9 min)
KB Jerk - 32kg x 32/28 (6:45 min)
Rack Hold - 32kg x 3min/3min
Long Cycle - 24kg x 30/30 (10 min)
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Old 05-Feb-08, 09:33 AM   #1502
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I've been on a kettlebell kick lately. I snatched the 24kg bell 136 times with one hand switch (68/68) the other night and I also jerked the 32kg for 30/30.
Sounds like you are prepping for the TSC again. I will start training for the April 5 TSC in earnest after the Arnold Pump and Run on March 2.
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Old 05-Feb-08, 10:43 AM   #1503
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nice PR's guys, Dan those KB snatches are impressive.

Got a couple of bench PR's (these don't happen very often for me)

Raw bench - 335x1
Shirted bench - 405x1 (i've done this before, but never this smooth or easily, probably had another 20-30lbs in the tank)
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Old 15-Feb-08, 08:26 AM   #1504
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when it comes to weighted chins, I never really could progress on these and years ago I'd just throw a 10 (or 2) on the belt and hit about 4-5 to failure, and never did progress.


since adding weighted chins 6-months (or more) ago the same thing happens, but this time I did something differant, if I failed at a target rep, I'd take off the belt and add a plate, and go for 1,(only taking the time to add a plate) this has worked splended so far........

my last heavy workout was-
22lbs x4, x4 (max) add 5lbs (27)x3/4, first time I've faild a rep in this method, that was in dec.




2/13/08-
chins, 22lbsx4 (add 2.75) 24.75x1, (add 2.75) 27.5x1 (max effort)
no rest......
barbell curls 95x5 strict
no rest......
barbell wrist curls 95x9, x1

again only breaks were taking off belt adding plates, and I did regrip the barbell after curls, I did the wrist curls with my lower arms resting on my thighs, standing up......

even my damn pecs have (what the experts call) DOMS today, I always get it in my mid-section from max effort chins though!!!!
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Old 15-Feb-08, 08:41 AM   #1505
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That's a very interesting approach to weighted chins Luke, adding weight rather than dropping weight.

I have done some great workouts with weighted pullups and chinups, doing a progression of single reps to max, then banging out one final set at bodyweight. After getting that weight off, bodyweight reps seemed easy.

It is interesting how we all have our strengths and weaknesses. I've done an 82.5 lb. weighted pullup and a 100 lb. chinup but struggle in the strengh department with many lifts.

Keep pulling!
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Old 26-Feb-08, 06:45 AM   #1506
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2/26/08: front squat 240x1
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Old 26-Feb-08, 08:45 AM   #1507
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Old 26-Feb-08, 08:54 AM   #1508
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Wow, Dan, that farmer's walk is really impressive.
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Old 03-Mar-08, 10:52 PM   #1509
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Clean & Press w/ 2" thick bar - 135 lbs x 10
Clean & Press w/ 2" thick bar - 155 lbs x 5
Deadlift w/ 2" thick bar - 185 lbs x 13
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Old 04-Mar-08, 06:03 AM   #1510
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stricter standing press (using some leg from the powerclean) finally nailed 198x1
now this would never pass in an old fashion press, but it's my best sofar, and 188 pops overhead FAST now on this method!!!

for kicks I'll add this, I'm getting more creative lately with training in little time so after the press, I did a slow neg, then, no rest...........
198x1 powerclean, no rest.......
shouldered 200lb sandbag x2 ea. shoulder

I tried to shoulder the bag for reps without putting it down, I've only succeded that once sofar FRESH, so this will be a goal. and this was the 3rd recent session I've trained with that bag in years!!!







3/3/08

powerclean stricter press (momentium from clean)-
198.5x1 (good neg.) x1-split-jerk (good neg.) x1-powerclean, no rest....

200lb sandbag shouldered x1 ea. side (WITHOUT PUTTING BAG DOWN!!!!)

been noticing good strength increases since keeping high rep squats in year round!!!
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Old 04-Mar-08, 07:25 AM   #1511
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Log clean & jerk (9" log) - 245 x 1
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Old 08-Mar-08, 05:27 PM   #1512
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nice,

OH squat, snatch grip...89kg

gonna try to make these a real part of the routine...shootin for twice a week
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Old 20-Mar-08, 10:31 AM   #1513
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Not much going on for me besides building mass... one PR comes to mind recently

Seated Military Press(strict): 185 x 3
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Old 20-Mar-08, 04:05 PM   #1514
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3/20/09:

overhead squat 125

front squat 245
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Old 21-Mar-08, 07:32 AM   #1515
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continental clean (description for Tim, make first and second pull like a powerclean, but rest the bar on mid-section, then make a 3rd pull and catch it on the shoulders).

no belt, plus I weigh 185 so no real gut eithier.

241x1 PR, miss, x1 (very short rests, about 90sec.?)
no rest, powerclean 185x6

who knows how many more powercleans I could have done (several more at least)? it only took 5years about to drill powercleans with 185 and feel comfy!!!
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