Strength
Back Squat - 3-3-3+@70-80-90%
bar(10)-135(10)-185(10)-225(8)-275(5) --- 290 - 335 - 375(8)
- Felt good dropping into a deep squat tonight. After the first working set I was worried about some lumbar issues at the bottom, took some vid, and everything was still okay. Needed some inspiration for the last set, which I accepted from Charlie and Brandon. Those 8 reps were well earned.
WOD
FT:
Mile Run (7:48 PR)
20 C2B Pull Ups (10-3-2-2-1-1-1)
= 8:54
- Goal tonight was to break into the 7s on the mile run. I was pretty happy when I ran through the bay door and heard "7:48" called out by Brandon. I felt pretty good when I finished too. I jumped right on the bar and got after the pull ups. Ripped off 10 and then I thought I felt a tear so I dropped. It was fine. When I got back on, my wind started catching up to me and I just couldn't get more than a few off at a time. Overall, I'm pumped about the mile...that's moving for me!!
OWOD
Work to a Heavy Clean & Jerk
bar progressions
135 (C, FSx2, J)x2 - 185x2 - 225 - 245 - 255 - 265 - 275 - 285 - 295 PR - 305 PR
- I be honest, I wasn't expecting a PR tonight. It's been weeks since I've felt comfortable with my jerk, upon receiving a clean. Tonight though, it worked! I felt really good. Dont' get me wrong...my transition to the jerk is still "under construction", but tonight it worked. My earlier sets were rough, thought maybe 265ish might be the heaviest I go. At 255, I tried to lift with my mouth open to relax a bit more and my pull felt totally different and much faster. I continued to do so throughout the rest of the lifts and everyone felt just as easy as the last. My jerk was rough and loose at 285, but it was fixable and my clean was coming up to easy to quit. 295 was a solid lift. 305 I was slow coming through the hole on the jerk and drove it a bit forward, but there was no way I was letting it go. Super excited to finally be able to Jerk 300+ again and this was an ALL TIME PR, which makes it the most important one I've hit since starting CF.
Clean Pulls - 4x2@315# (as heavy as possible)
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