Here comes a quick and boring blog post...better than no post at all, right? Maybe not...
20 min of mobility for shoulders and pec
scapula activation work - W's and T's
On the Minute Every Minute for 20 Minutes
2 Handstand Push-Ups and 10 Abmat Sit-Ups
Missed 3 HSPU and 2 rounds of sit-ups
Total: 37 HSPU and 180 Sit-Ups
Slowly trying to bring up my weaknesses by increasing volume...other things to work on..ALL bodyweight movements...and wall ball...grrr....I hate wall ball
AMRAP 6
35 Air Squats
60m Farmer's Walk, 70lb DBs
4 Rounds + 9 Squats
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Thursday, March 3, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Reporting In
It's been awhile since I posted because I've been extremely busy. I'm going to try and update the past few days.
USAW Lv 1 Sports Performance Coach Certification
This cert. was by far the BEST coaching course I have ever taken. Right away, Glenn told us that he was going to skim through the book so we could go straight to hands-on coaching. We spent the first day reviewing and going over progressions for the snatch. Since this is arguably the hardest lift to master/coach we ended up running over and having to finish on Saturday. We also went over Jerk and Clean progressions (separately) and power assistance exercises. Overall, the weekend was awesome. I met some great people and had a lot of fun learning how to be a better coach.
Monday after the cert. I really wanted to work on some Olympic Lifting. I abandoned my CrossFit stuff for the day and instead focused on the Snatch. I used the progressions as my warm-up and then attempted to max out. The session went like this:
Snatch Progressions (OH Squat, Snatch Balance, High Hang Snatch, Above/Below Knee Snatch)
Snatch
75x3
95x1/1
115x1/1
135x1/1/1
145x1
155xF
155xF
160xF
165xF
165x1 (7.5lb PR)
Back Squat
225x3x3
Today I decided to work on the Clean&Jerk. I went through similar progressions as I used for the Snatch.
C&J
75 - singles
95 - singles
115 - singles
135x1
155x1
155x1
185x1
215xF
215xF
215xF
215x1 (10lb PR)
There's something to be said for persistence! I knew the biggest thing holding me back on this lift was my brain. Once I finally talked myself into proper set-up and execution it went up nicely...notice I didn't say easily.
CFNE WOD
12-9-6-3
Front Squat, 135lb
Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups
Handstand Push-Ups
7m 51s
By far the hardest thing about this WOD was the HSPU. I need to get better at bodyweight gymnastics stuff (pistols, HSPU) if I stand any chance at sectionals....ugh
10 min Ladder
1 Power Clean, 155lb
1 Muscle-Up
2 PC
2 MU
etc.
6 Rounds + 3 PC
Legs are spent from the past 4 days. I don't think I'm going to do a double today....
USAW Lv 1 Sports Performance Coach Certification
This cert. was by far the BEST coaching course I have ever taken. Right away, Glenn told us that he was going to skim through the book so we could go straight to hands-on coaching. We spent the first day reviewing and going over progressions for the snatch. Since this is arguably the hardest lift to master/coach we ended up running over and having to finish on Saturday. We also went over Jerk and Clean progressions (separately) and power assistance exercises. Overall, the weekend was awesome. I met some great people and had a lot of fun learning how to be a better coach.
Monday after the cert. I really wanted to work on some Olympic Lifting. I abandoned my CrossFit stuff for the day and instead focused on the Snatch. I used the progressions as my warm-up and then attempted to max out. The session went like this:
Snatch Progressions (OH Squat, Snatch Balance, High Hang Snatch, Above/Below Knee Snatch)
Snatch
75x3
95x1/1
115x1/1
135x1/1/1
145x1
155xF
155xF
160xF
165xF
165x1 (7.5lb PR)
Back Squat
225x3x3
Today I decided to work on the Clean&Jerk. I went through similar progressions as I used for the Snatch.
C&J
75 - singles
95 - singles
115 - singles
135x1
155x1
155x1
185x1
215xF
215xF
215xF
215x1 (10lb PR)
There's something to be said for persistence! I knew the biggest thing holding me back on this lift was my brain. Once I finally talked myself into proper set-up and execution it went up nicely...notice I didn't say easily.
CFNE WOD
12-9-6-3
Front Squat, 135lb
Chest-to-Bar Pull-Ups
Handstand Push-Ups
7m 51s
By far the hardest thing about this WOD was the HSPU. I need to get better at bodyweight gymnastics stuff (pistols, HSPU) if I stand any chance at sectionals....ugh
10 min Ladder
1 Power Clean, 155lb
1 Muscle-Up
2 PC
2 MU
etc.
6 Rounds + 3 PC
Legs are spent from the past 4 days. I don't think I'm going to do a double today....
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