Warm up:
2 min Airdyne
5 min DROMs
Barbell complex
45# plate halos 5 x ea side
Power:
Establish 1RM strict press (150#)
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Showing posts with label 1RM. Show all posts
Monday, August 11, 2014
140809 Outlaw Power Test Week
Friday, August 8, 2014
140808 Outlaw Power Test Week
Warm up:
2 min Airdyne
5 min DROMs
10 KB Goblet squats
13 KB Romanian Deadlifts
Power:
1) Establish a 1RM Deadlift (335#)
2 min Airdyne
5 min DROMs
10 KB Goblet squats
13 KB Romanian Deadlifts
Power:
1) Establish a 1RM Deadlift (335#)
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
140806 Outlaw Power Test Week
Warm up:
5 min DROMs
Power:
1) Bench Press establish a 1RM (220)
Conditioning:
For time
30 Burpee Box Jump Overs 24"/20" (20")
30 Front Squats @ 65% (150#)
30 Burpee Box Jump Overs 24"/20" (20")
Time: 16:50
Monday, August 4, 2014
140804 Outlaw Power (Test week)
Warm up:
5 min DROMs
8 KB goblet squats
16 Bulgarian split squats
Power:
High Bar Back Squat 1RM (270#)
Conditioning:
3 round of:
2:00 ME handstand walk (shoulder touches)
2:00 Max distance OH walking lunge (135/95) 95# for 50'
2:00 ME row for calls (air dyne)
1:00 rest
Labels:
1RM,
airdyne,
Bulgarian split squat,
goblet squats,
high-bar back squat,
shoulder touches,
traveling overhead lunge
Monday, September 16, 2013
130913 1RM Back Squat
Warm up:
5 min Airdyne
5 min DROMs
Burgener warm-up
Strength:
1) EMOM for 5 minutes:
2 Hang Squat Cleans @ 70%
Notes: This is meant to provide a warm up for both the legs and the CNS. DO NOT go above the prescribed weight. Each set should be easy and fast.
135#
2) 30 minutes to establish a 1RM HBBS.
Notes: The Cleans should provide a good warmup, but you will still need some Squat sets of 2-3 reps. Once you reach the 80-90% range, take 2 minutes rest then perform a “Walkout” (simply set up like you’re going to squat, walk out of the rack, and hold the weight on your back for 5 seconds – DO NOT attempt to squat – belts are recommended for this movement) with 5-10% more than your projected maximal Squat. If you are projecting 400#, walk out with approximately 425#. After your “Walkout”, rest 2 minutes then begin your near maximal and maximal attempts. If you have not missed an attempt you may go slightly over the time limitation.
240# (PR)
Cool down:
12mi bike ride
Disappointed and surprised with the weak effort on the squats. Granted I hadn't squatted heavy in a few weeks and I've lost about 10# since adding back all of the conditioning work. Also did this attempt on an empty stomach first thing in the a.m. 2 months ago I squatted this weight for 5 x 5. I just checked my PRs and see the last time I attempted a 1RM it was 230, so technically this is a PR.
5 min Airdyne
5 min DROMs
Burgener warm-up
Strength:
1) EMOM for 5 minutes:
2 Hang Squat Cleans @ 70%
Notes: This is meant to provide a warm up for both the legs and the CNS. DO NOT go above the prescribed weight. Each set should be easy and fast.
135#
2) 30 minutes to establish a 1RM HBBS.
Notes: The Cleans should provide a good warmup, but you will still need some Squat sets of 2-3 reps. Once you reach the 80-90% range, take 2 minutes rest then perform a “Walkout” (simply set up like you’re going to squat, walk out of the rack, and hold the weight on your back for 5 seconds – DO NOT attempt to squat – belts are recommended for this movement) with 5-10% more than your projected maximal Squat. If you are projecting 400#, walk out with approximately 425#. After your “Walkout”, rest 2 minutes then begin your near maximal and maximal attempts. If you have not missed an attempt you may go slightly over the time limitation.
240# (PR)
Cool down:
12mi bike ride
Disappointed and surprised with the weak effort on the squats. Granted I hadn't squatted heavy in a few weeks and I've lost about 10# since adding back all of the conditioning work. Also did this attempt on an empty stomach first thing in the a.m. 2 months ago I squatted this weight for 5 x 5. I just checked my PRs and see the last time I attempted a 1RM it was 230, so technically this is a PR.
Labels:
1RM,
cycling,
hang squat clean,
high-bar back squat,
PR
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