Warmup:
-500m Row (1:46)
-Dynamic Shoulder Stretching
-3 Position Snatches (Power Snatch, Hang Snatch, Snatch): 45, 75, 87, 97, 108
-Deadlifts: 151x5, 194x5, 238x5
Strength:
(65% x 5, 75% x 5, 85% x Max Reps)
Deadlift: Training Max - 431
-281x5, 324x5, 367x2
Weighted Chinups: Training Max - 104
-68x5, 78x4 (failed 5th rep), 89x2
I am going to have to adjust the training max on my chinups. Because of the relatively low max compared to other lifts, there just isn't much variance in the sets, and clearly the percentages were too high to get the full amount of reps in. I may have to adjust deadlifts as well....not sure if I had a bad day or if my deadlift has suffered because it hasn't been a huge focus in the past few weeks.
Conditioning:
10:00 of "Filthy Fifty":
-50 Box Jumps @ 24"
-50 Jumping Pullups
-50 Kbs
-50 Walking Lunges
-45 Knees to Elbows
I was at about 6:30 when I started the K2E and my workout just stalled. I may need to work on these, eh?
I'm 6 feet tall, 180lbs (maybe after Thanksgiving dinner), and I have trouble filling out the shoulders in a "smedium" t-shirt. But that doesn't mean I can't be strong. Don't be confused: this blog is not about how a hard gainer can pack on the pounds. It's unhealthy to put on useless weight, and quite frankly, I haven't figured out how to do it. This is quite simply a detailed account of how I train to be strong, even though I'm built like a 6th grader.
I had to do the same thing with my %'s for chins/ pull ups. It just doesnt translate the same as other exercises
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the extra post on Wednesday. I'm just trying to get skinny like you!
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