"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."
Monday, February 06, 2017
135 lb Military press 5x5,40 kg belt squats, floor pushups PR,crawls, rear delts
This was easier and harder than expected. Got a better idea of the exact mechanics I need to use, and the sequencing, for this style to work. But i was a bit inconsistent in applying it. But, when i was out of position I could save it strongly. When I was on it motored.
I also might need to have to rack position lower for the takeoff. Or, grow an inch or so :)
Military Press
stick x 5 x 2
bar x 5 x 2
65 x 5
85 x 3
105 x 3
120 x 2
135 x 5 x 5
still need a more 'easy' rack position. the better it sits on my chest the better my start, and if it starts right the rest is easy.
From the rack position after walkout I have to simultaneously flex my lats, arch back and drive into the bar. If I time it right it flies. If not, it flies forward :(
40 kg belt squat
4 sets of 10
legs tired!
Floor pushups
3 sets of 34 PR! strong too!
Crawls
3 set of 70 ft
lower position and slower
Rear delts
3 sets of 12 with 20
need a serious roll and stretch tomorrow! sore!
BW 165.4
BF 12.0
W 56.7
datsit
DFQ
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