"We don't have the agility of gymnasts, the power of a weightlifter, or the endurance of a marathoner but we have more agility, power, and endurance than any gymnast, weightlifter or marathoner. We do your stuff almost as good as you, you can’t do our stuff at all and we do stuff neither of us does way better than you can." -Greg Glassman, aka "Coach"

Thursday, September 9, 2010

OPT # 20

Training for Thursday 9-9:

part 1:
A. Halting Snatch Dead Lift @ 1123; 3 x 3: rest 2 min (add weight from last week)
last week = 245-265-285-305* w/straps
275-295-315-325 (all w/staps)

‬‪B. Snatch 68% -1 x 4, 73% - 1 x 4; 78% - 1 x 4; rest 1 min
(first 12 reps on the minute; if successful here take up weight AHAP off the clock)
last week = (x5) 95-105-115...125x1-135x1-145x1‬‪
x4 105-115-125
x1 135-145-155

C. Snatch Pull; 3 sets x 5 reps; rest 3 min (add weight from last week)
last week = 185x3
200-210-220

D. Back Squat @ 21X0; 80%; 4 x 4; rest 2 min‬‪135-185-235-260-285-295 (22X0)‬‪
205-245-270-295-310-320-325

Glad I used straps on all the halting snatch deadlift and went heavier. Snatch is coming along... still not great but improving. 145 & 155 I caught a little high but tried to drop to parallel in a OHS. Snatch pull I pulled to my chin, need to force hips forward. Back squats felt great, planned on stopping at 310 but kept going I felt so good. I miss doing squats every week...

part 2:
5 sets for times:
Row 800 m @ 95%... subbed 100M swim
(rest same time as work time; goal is same pace per set, if you get to a critical drop off while "trying" to hold same pace, stop and call it)

After Momarators I took my weekly swim at SBU and subbed 5 100M laps at a pretty good pace... no watch so I used to clock as best I could. 100M took between 2:30-3:00. Finished in less than 25 minutes

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