Front Squat 5-5-5-5-5 reps
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
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2009 Goals
Jake:
2:30 fran
5:59 naylor with 205#on the deadlift
255# clean
400# deadlift
300# front squat
3:59 - 30 muscle ups for time
25 consecutive chest to bar pullups
master the bar muscleup
Tom:
450lb DL
300lb Bench
21 Consecutive pullups
2:30 fran
5:59 naylor with 205#on the deadlift
255# clean
400# deadlift
300# front squat
3:59 - 30 muscle ups for time
25 consecutive chest to bar pullups
master the bar muscleup
Tom:
450lb DL
300lb Bench
21 Consecutive pullups
GTG - April
Tom's GTG - April
500 Ring Dips + 500 BP (any weight)
Rind Dips: 155
BP: 205 (avg. weight of 180.3#)
Jake's GTG - April
1000 x C2B pull-ups + 500 OHS (any weight)
C2B: 397
OHS: 73
Brett's GTG - April
TBD
500 Ring Dips + 500 BP (any weight)
Rind Dips: 155
BP: 205 (avg. weight of 180.3#)
Jake's GTG - April
1000 x C2B pull-ups + 500 OHS (any weight)
C2B: 397
OHS: 73
Brett's GTG - April
TBD
Grease the Groove - October
Bench Press Challenge
Goal: Complete 275 bench presses @ BW + 25lbs by 10/31/2008 (approx. 10/day).
For example:
BW = 225; BP = 250
BW = 200; BP = 225
BW = 175; BP = 200
As of 10/31/2008:
Jake (@ 190): 275
Tom (@ 225): 151
Josh (@ 190): 12
Berb: 0
Naylor: 0
Goal: Complete 275 bench presses @ BW + 25lbs by 10/31/2008 (approx. 10/day).
For example:
BW = 225; BP = 250
BW = 200; BP = 225
BW = 175; BP = 200
As of 10/31/2008:
Jake (@ 190): 275
Tom (@ 225): 151
Josh (@ 190): 12
Berb: 0
Naylor: 0
Grease the Groove - September
Goal: 250 (125/each arm) x 70lb Single Arm KB Presses by 09/30/2008:
As of 09/30/2008:
Brett: 300
Tom: 200
Jake: 190
Naylor: 165
Homer: 0
As of 09/30/2008:
Brett: 300
Tom: 200
Jake: 190
Naylor: 165
Homer: 0
Grease the Groove - August
Ring Dip Challenge
Goal: Complete 500 ring dips by 08/31/2008 (approx. 25/day).
As of 08/31/2008:
Tom: 575
Jake: 529
Pasty: 300
Berb: 55
Naylor: 0
Goal: Complete 500 ring dips by 08/31/2008 (approx. 25/day).
As of 08/31/2008:
Tom: 575
Jake: 529
Pasty: 300
Berb: 55
Naylor: 0
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- Marcus Aurelius
"The key to immortality is first living a life worth remembering."
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"Sloth, like rust, consumes faster than labor wears."
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"We are a nation of physical animals who have forgotten how much we enjoy being just that. We are cushioned by this kind of make-believe, unreal world and we have no idea what we can survive because we are never challenged or tested."
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"The definition of hell keeps me up at night"
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"We Will Either Find A Way, Or Make One."
"The best pace is suicide pace and today is a good day to die"
"The best pace is suicide pace and today is a good day to die"
5 comments:
1) 85#
2) 115#
3) 135#
4) 155#
5) 185#
I'm proud to report that I experienced Zero right knee pain...not sure if it's because of the time off from squats or the rock hard inserts I put in my shoes to stabilize my foot and keep it from supinating, whichever, I'm just glad it held up.
I then followed the WOD with a drink of 2 raw eggs mixed with a little maple syrup and a couple of bites of Kimchi.
My legs were locking up after the 4th set...it was that cold in there...because I couldn't keep myself warm. I had to run in place for a minute before the 5th set just to loosen up enough to finish the last set.
Ant:
115,125,135,145,155
10 chest to bar pullups between each set.
Chris:
95,105,115,125,125
10 pullups between each set.
Each round started on the 3rd minute.
i did the jerk ladder last night. man, i remember those cold days in maine, you guys are tough son of a guns...seriously.
did 100yd sprints with the 70lb and 53lb KB's last night.
5 rounds
sprint 50yds, turn around switch hands and sprint back. did it 27 seconds.
felt a nice "POP!" on the back of my left knee on the final round...pretty tight today, but we'll see.
You need to enter a strong man competition, you'd teach those dudes a lesson that they'd never remember.
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