Monday, January 20, 2014

20140120.Monday

Warm up:
2x2 MS
3x1 HHS + LHS + SB

Barbell:
5x3 HS from knee, 70%.  rest 45
5x3 HC + PJ from knee, 70%.  rest 45

FS:  7-5-3, technique matters more than weight - keep good posture.  if position starts to go, the weight is too heavy
2 waves

Strength:
a) 4x5 Bulgarian Split Squat (each leg)
b) 4x5 Weighted Pull up

Cond: Outlaw 140120

8 minute AMRAP of:

50 Double-Unders
20 UB Wall Balls 20/14#
10 UB TTB

*The goal is to move calmly through the entire 8:00 without significant deviation of pace, and with smooth UB reps. If you can maintain a quick pace throughout all rounds then start fast. If not, choose a pace that will allow for minimum variance in intervals.

4 comments:

  1. Barbell:
    5x3 HS @ 115#
    5x3 HC + PJ @ 145#

    FS: 135-155-185
    only finished one wave, back felt a little wonky, need to work on technique

    cond: lionheart 1-20-2014
    10 HSPU - box mod
    20 K2E
    30 KB swings 53#
    40 push press 75#
    50 DU (did these unbroken, surprisingly, was cool)
    for time: 8:30

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  2. Barbell:
    HS: 145x2, 155x2, 165
    HC: 165, 185x4

    FS:
    225-265-280
    255-280-290

    Strength:
    a) BSS - 185, 205x3
    b) Pullup - 53x2, 70x2

    Cond: 3+9 TTB

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  3. Barbell:
    HS: 120
    HC: 165

    FS:
    185-205-225
    195-215-235

    Strength:
    a) BSS - 135
    b) Pullup - 45

    Cond: 3

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  4. Barbell:
    5x3 HS from knee, 70%. rest 45
    155-175-175-185-190-190 Shoulder tired

    5x3 HC + PJ from knee, 70%. rest 45
    185-205-225-245

    FS: 7-5-3, technique matters more than weight - keep good posture. if position starts to go, the weight is too heavy

    2 waves

    225-275-305
    275-315-335(f)on last rep

    Strength:
    a) 4x5 Bulgarian Split Squat (each leg) 135-135-135
    b) 4x5 Weighted Pull up 53#53#53#

    Cond: Outlaw 140120

    8 minute AMRAP of:

    50 Double-Unders
    20 UB Wall Balls 20/14#
    10 UB TTB

    3 + 11+- WB

    *The goal is to move calmly through the entire 8:00 without significant deviation of pace, and with smooth UB reps. If you can maintain a quick pace throughout all rounds then start fast. If not, choose a pace that will allow for minimum variance in intervals.

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