Tracy decided to join me in my Max VO2 snatch workout today and it gave me nightmares last night at the thought of pacing it with her, lol! In reality it didnt turn out badly at all and I got my 40 sets with an honest 15 sec the whole way through. It was actually easier than I expected although I was sweating it til we started.
Max VO2 Snatch
16 kg
15 sec on, 15 sec off
40 sets, 7 reps per set
280 snatches
10080 pounds.
20 minutes exactly.
this is halfway through
this is the last few sets
rack walks
200 feet per arm, 10 sec rest then the other arm
2000 feet.
while not as hard as last week this was still a killer after all those snatches and my arms were the weak link. still havent been up to 2000ft in awhile.
Band Scap pulls
4 sets of 12 reps
red and blue bands
datsit, glad that's over!
"And in those simple beautiful movements I remembered what was really important in training; that consistency trumps intensity; all the time. That intensity is born from consistency. That one cannot force it, one has to lay in wait for it, patiently, instinctively, calmly and be ready to grab it when Grace lays it down in front of you."
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190 x 1 x 12,210 static hold, 225 static hold, bodyweight squats 3 x 15
What a freaking great day! This is without a doubt the best group of heavy reps I have ever done! Every set was just about perfect. Plus I ...
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KJ killing the Beast. Training to increase Max Vo2 with a kettlebell. I will share with you one of my best advanced protocols for improving...
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Its amazing what disapears first on me when I have to miss training. My glutes and hips go first; amazingly quickly too, and then the quads....
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It was awesome to work off, and with, the energy of someone you love! Thanks for keeping up, lol, next time 50 sets!
Nice...
How do you feel the scap pulls helps you?
KILLER!! That's seriosly cool how ya'll did the you go/she goes format.
280 is a lotta snatches brudda.
thanks Honey! :)) I feel the same and thanks for dragging me through!No more nightmares though, lol.
thanks royce, i was just telling tracy how cool it was that I could even DO it.
jacob
they really help stabilize and situate my shoulders,especially for the injured right one.
I do it behind my back ,like the old timers with those strand exercisers.works the triceps well too and really stretches the pecs and front delts/biceps.
How do you feel metabolically this training differs from Tabata? For example Crossfit will do a Tabata series of 3 to 6 exercise to get systemic effect, but shift local fatigue. I smell an article here if you are in the mood.
Tom,
I think this is easier as with tabata you have half the rest time as the work bout. I love this type of training and have done a lot of it. Short work bouts and equal rest bouts do well for me.
I can recover very quickly like this. If you dont give me at least equal work to rest I get high lactate levels and can't recover as fast.
I think with snatches you dont have to shift exercises as it is such a total body thing,yet assymmetrical that it has almost the same effect.
I will go up to 50 sets then wave back down as I ramp up to 8 reps per work bout and then work back up to 50 sets.
Just dont know if I am going to do this once weekly or go back to hi rep swings on alternate weeks. we'll see. having fun though!
Rif,
That's a helluva workload buddy. Nice job.
Is it the camera angle or were you moving into some lumbar flexion both and the initiation of the hip after lockout and at the end-range of the back-stroke? Or is it just abdominal compression? What if you tucked your chin just a little more on the back-stroke? This will allow the pelvis to remain neutral with hip flexion and engage the glutes and hams more by allowing for a little more knee flexion...Follow my drift?
Whatever the case, you won't catch me doing that protocol any time soon!
geoff,
its is abdominal compression which does lead to a bit of flexion- that has been my problem for years- although it is better than ever and the single kb is particularily easy on it.
it's all those years of DEEP flexion from gymnastics whenever I went to stabilize the core.nasty but getting better. I have some semblance of an arch.
as far as dropping my chin more I could definitely try but it seems I already look down alot.it's the natural way for me though.
I do have to stay away from more knee flexion- that's why Ive tried with tracys shock absorbtion analogy, but when I overload a squat pattern it always messes up my back.
doing the swing/snatch as a true pulling pattern seems to work the best for me.
I love the light and fast aspect of this though.
I see what you mean about the chin geoff, I will definitely tuck it in more on the downswing if I can.
great, thanks.
I will try them :-D
Actually, on second-thought, Rif, it's more like chin in, or back, like your at attention in the military.
Mark. You talked about your shoulder mobility.
Don't you mean that it is your flexion-mobility, and not the extension mobility in the right shoulder that bother??
My problem is en the extension-phase...
/Jacob
jacob,
both. The overhead flexion is limited by the original injury but I have noticed the lack of rear extension as well.
as I increase the extension it seems to increase the flexion as well.
aaah. ok
I will see to the filming.
maybe tomorrow.
Awesome tag-team workout, Rifs! Show those bells whose boss.
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