"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."
Putting the 36 kg in the cycle was the right idea. Nice transition weight to the big boy bell. Still heavy but I can get almost 32 level speed, power and height from it
And going back to 5/5 and a transfer also the right move. Five reps per set is just not enough time for me to develop enough time under tension to get max power
The press went great too:
SPOT THE X
LOCK THE KNEE
DRIVE THE HIPS
this might be a trigger that will work with the bigger weights
Didnt really have a plan but then it turned into lock the knees and press to the X, Still doesn't solve the problem of getting acceleration from nothing but it looks like its back to embracing some knee kick. Jut don't go crazy
Key start IS locking knees BEFORE starting anything AND obsessing over X
Was worried about this one. Haven't done transfers with this weight in just about a year!
Slept 7 hours but didn't feel rested
But it was ok
Height was just fair as ten reps is kicking my ass and the focus was not hurting anything with the transfer
Legs are worked SO much more this was
Press went great
Simplified cues
SET UP IN FRONT OF BAR
X
FALL BACK AND PRESS
X
Falling back BEFORE pressing is key .If I do this by hips, which are already in front of the bar drive forward more, exactly what I've been trying to get happen
Push press out. Too much knee, could feel it already.Then looked back at my best 225 lb presses, Pretty much all have me setting up with COM in front of bar
The issue back then was how to initiate. I tried the Kono fall back/press and it worked great. If I press THEN fall back too much on my shoulders. If I fall back THEN press it felt great
This went ok but not perfect. I think I have to lead with my hips until the knees bend then drive
This was ok with these weights and the IDEA of using leg drive as the trigger to get starting speed is 100% right but I think the hips have to move first