Really solid day today although I was a mess leading up to it. Just anxious for no good reason and had to really pull my head out of my ass pronto
I knew if I just started training I would feel much better and I was right. Action of any kind is always an antidote to anxiety
Had the plan to go 215, 220 then 225 and if I hit it, do another rep. Didn't quite work out that way but learned a valuable technique lesson about the setup
Started off rough as I felt
65 85 105 easy
135 x 2 easy
155 x 1
175 x 1
195 x 1 easy but lost my back position a bit much like I have on the last 225's and it begged the questio- why?
I thought it was falling back into confusing pushing the hips forward with letting the back bend too much at the start and at the sticking point I have no hip support. Just the lumbars and that's not enough
So I focused on pushing the hips forward and locking the lumbars and it worked great
205 - hips went down as much as forward. hence the need for a second drive
not bad but not great then 215 more solid220 REALLY good. hips have to load forward but NOT down ( telltale is knees will give a bit.Forward not downthen just 5's instead of two plates for 225. missed this but I was in the right place. Just not quite fast enough225 second attempt. much better but just couldn't maintain leg/hip tightness long enoughI know I lose something by taking such small jumps, but I also gain a better position I feel. Eventually the strength endurance to get all these will come on. It's more important to have the right technique/position down cold
205 x 4 singles ( video is of third, fourth set was much faster)All in all very pleased. Cues were "hips forward" then "get under it!"
By loading the bow but NOT letting the spine arch more than it is on the setup I "lock" the back, which is the bench and can load the hips
I know it's right when on unracking the weight feels LIGHT because it's on my hips. If I arch BACK too much it feels heavy as it's on my lumbars and not my hips
THIS IS A KEY POINT
Floor pushups
3 sets of 50
fast and solid all
One arm laterals
3 x 8/8 with 20s
bent laterals
3 x 10 with 20
BW 177.4
BF 14.6
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