Dynamic Warm-ups
Keg Tosses (15’7”)
half kegx6 (6 attempts)
half kegx6 (6 attempts)
half kegx6 (6 attempts)
half kegx6 (6 attempts)
Sandbag Carry and Load Over Bar (50”) (turns at 15’)
260x4x30’
260x3x30’
260x2x30’
Axle Cleans
116x5
160x3
205x1
245x1
245x1
245x1
245x1
245x1
Hatfield Overload Squats
200x5
200x5
300x3
300x3
390x1
390x1
480x1
570x1
600x1
630x1
Romanian Deadlifts w/ MB dbl
175x1
225x1
275x5
275x5
Kneeling Cable Abs
210x12
210x12
210x12
28 Minutes of Stretching
Comments:
Definitely feeling the cumulative fatigue built throughout this
training cycle. Only thing I was worried about was how tough the sandbag
work was going to be. Keg tossing to start things off. No misses. I
tried my best to speed up my setup after getting a chance last week to
work with multiple kegs in a series. First two sets took a little over a
minute but that was more the time it took my dad to retrieve the keg.
The last two sets were just under a minute. Best session with the keg
toss yet. Just got to bring it together the day of the show. Like last
time I did these, I was able to have a conversation the whole time. I
went for the sandbag work next. Increased the weight but shortened the
distance. I had to put some plates in the sandbag (I didn’t want to deal
with 10lbs of loose sand). The sandbag didn’t appreciate the metal
plates and put some small gashes in the bag as well as some divots in
the garage floor. Not as much suck as the last time I did this setup.
The bag is taking a beating and the top does tend to come loose as the
sets progress (I readjust it between sets). To the gym to finish the
second half of the workout. Same axle clean workout as last time. Shirt I
wore was perhaps a tad slick this time. I didn’t feel as powerful as I
did last time though. However, the sets got easier and the last rep was
the easiest lift of the cleans so far. Strange haha. The hatfield squats
were up next on the agenda. Working up to three heavy singles with the
last one being the most I’ve done on the exercise. To make the warm-up
jumps, I started out the weight a bit heavier than I normally do. I
didn’t realize until I started the working sets that I was still wearing
my cotton winter cap. I had thought I had my du-rag on and had been
wondering why my head was feeling warm haha. The first set felt tough
and I was worried I might need a spotter for anything heavier. I guess I
just wasn’t warm enough as the next set was way easier. Only a little
tougher on the last one really. Good for a good deal more I think. RDLs
with the mini band after that. Forearms were the sorest thing so my grip
was feeling taxed doing these. Otherwise, this was good posterior chain
work. Tried to keep myself out of position as much as I could to
increase the stress and emphasis the glutes and hamstrings. Increased
the weight on the abs. That was tricky since it was already loaded with
two big plates, magnets and adjustment stack but I made it work haha.
Definitely tougher but good abdominal contraction and getting the lower
body involved to stabilize and keep the weight from pulling me off the
ground. Home to stretch and eat a lot of chicken breasts.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
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