30:00 AirDyne or mixed round the world of choice @ Z1, if on AirDyne off every 5:00 for 6-8m slow reverse bear crawl w/light bumper on low back (think of trying to keep that level), if not just include the bear crawls somewhere in the mix
PM
A. Snatch pull clusters, 3 x 1.1.1 starting @ 100% 1RM snatch; :10 between singles, :90 rest
B1. Single leg Romanian deadlift, 3 x 2-3/leg, 41X1; :60 between legs, :60 rest
B2. Close-grip bench press, 2-1-1, 30X1; :60 rest
C. Russian kettlebell swings, 3 x 15-20 moderate unbroken; :60 rest
D. Star side plank, 3 x :40/side; :50 between sides
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5 sets:
:10 sled push w/straight arms, outdoor loaded for fast foot turnover
1:50 walk rest
AM
complete with AirDyne, dead hang to inverted, reverse bear crawl w/ 10lb bumper, freestanding handstand holds
PM
A. 135, 145, 155
B1. 135, 140, 145(2)
B2. 154(2), 164, 169
C. 70(20) across
D. complete
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complete with 90 on the prowler
Quiet afternoon in the gym, which is always nice.
Snatch pulls felt okay - I've always focused on being patient on the pull and bringing the bar into my hips, but Angel made a comment about my elbows not getting very high, which is something I've never emphasized. The second pull/turnover is where I think I have the most problems snatching, so maybe this is something to consider moving forward.
Lost balance at the bottom on the 3rd rep of the single leg RDL, otherwise should have been good for all 3. Started to feel these in my upper quads, which felt weird. Wore the black knee sleeves just to see if that would make a difference. It may have while I was doing them, but as soon as I pulled them down my knee blew up (swollen and really sore) so maybe that wasn't a great idea after all.
Bench press felt really good - the 169 at tempo wasn't very hard at all, so Angel convinced me to go for a bonus rep to PR, which failed (174, current max is 170). I could probably get that relatively soon though, on a day structured differently.
Kettlebell swings were no big deal.
Struggled to get my foot up as high as usual on the star planks - my outer glute/hip felt very fatigued and a little sore (from the SLRDLs?), but I could hold the 0:40 fairly well. I would guess that 0:45 would be where these might start to get shaky.
Energy faded badly by the time I went outside for the prowler sprints. I'm sure this was a combination of the heat index (gross) and the fact that it had been a very long time since breakfast by that point. Recovery between sprints was fine, but I felt like I wasn't hitting top speed at all.
Sad to think I only have 2 training days left... starting to get a little freaked out.