"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, January 06, 2020
44 kg One Arm Swings 10 x 5/5, Press practice 185 x 1, laterals
If I only ever did sets of fives again in the swing it would be fine. This seems to be the perfect workload number for me; 15 seconds worth of hard work, a short rest and repeat. Wasn't ready for 7's as I'm still in recovery mode and that's fine.
despite being still more sore than normal, or desired ( I just realized probably from switching all the exercises and technique variations around!) I warmed up well
One arm swings
16 kg x 5/5
20 kg x 5/5
24 kg x 4/4
28 kg x 4/4
32 kg x 4/4
44 kg x 5/5 x 10 sets
100 reps
9700 lbs work
RPE 7.5
power felt good although my left shoulder in the video looks sloppy. Weird didn't feel that way.
Press practice:
New techniques
wider stance on unracking
false grip
layback then layback again before pressing
straight line over mid pec - that's CGC base
65
95 x 4
115 x 3
135 x 2
155 x 1
175 x 2
185 x 1
these felt great if not just a bit unpracticed. this is basically one of my first techniques that got me to 190 I think
laterals
3 x 6/6 with 20s
BW 172.4
BF 15.2
W 56.4
Wednesday 5x5 with 155 all pauses
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