If Hardstyle max vo2 with one breath is training at high altitude this was medium altitude. I used just the one breath, but went with the corkscrew to save my grip, my forearms and hence my shoulders.
Last time I did this(http://rifsblog.blogspot.com/2008/04/snatch-vo2-3636-redux.html)
I only used 15 sets per 36 seconds and it wasnt too bad. Stepped it up a notch this time to 16 reps per work bout and it was no problem. Finished each 36 sec bout with at least 2 seconds to spare. As it was last time the 36 seconds rest seemed very long. that was nice. Heartate at the end was just 170ish, too low.next time will have to do this with HS over the top and see what happens.The corkscrew reduces SO much force on the way down its incredible.We'll take this up to high altitude as well.whatever I can do I can do and will build up from there.
It's not where you are now, but where you are going that really matters to me.
Snatch Vo2 36:36
16 kg
16 reps per 36 sec
18 sets
288 reps
10,368 lbs
Rack Walks
16 kg
1600 feet switching hands every 200 feet.
will start alternating walks with the 16 kg with interval walks with the 20 kg. this is how I started originally with the 16 and built up to continuous walks.I am ready for this now. Didnt go farther than last time but stepped up the pace. finishing heartrate was 150.
Arm casts with 16 lb CB
12/12
14/14
16/16
20 20
these were good.elbow was fine and I love what these do for my shoulder mobility and upper body size.
BW 157.4 double oops
BF 10%
Water 58.8
just dehydrated. gotta eat more.
Datsit :))
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That's a great point about the corkscrew descent. The killer for me on the 36/36 has always been grip, not so much cardio or strength. As you did I have a few seconds lockout at the end, so I should have plenty of time to hit the corkscrew.
Rif,
your KB Fitness level has got to rival some of the GS competitors. You're GPP is good....really good!
jordan,
it really does save the grip,and the forerams, but it really is so much easier. maybe too easy....
franz,
thanks man but I don't think so.my work capacity is certainly better than in many moons but 200 plus reps in ten minutes is still far from my grasp.
"It's not where you are now, but where you are going that really matters to me."
I'm going to Hell. Any advice?
dress for the tropics.
You are more of a smart-ass than I am.
So, jock-strap and shades should do it?
aaron,
is that a surprise?lol. I was thinking more bermuda shorts and shades. didnt need THAT image of you in my head, thanks a lot ;)
"Its not where you are, but where you are going that matters to me." Absolutely love the quote, Rif. It seems like an eternity since I was on your team back in Sept '06. I was invited to assist this September and am looking forward to seeing you again. You are an inspiration, brother.
Steve Meidinger, RKC
www.pikespeakkettlebellclub.blogspot.com
steve!
good to see you here. also good to hear I will see you in R/L in Sept.hope things are going well and good to know you are reading my stuff. thanks
rif
Sorry Rif. Blue lifting shorts, it is.
thanks aaron. I have enough disturbing images in my head already :))
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