Monday, January 18, 2010

18/1/2010

Courts & Jordan post EVA
Strength
Strict Press
5-5-5
Push-Press
3-3
Push-Jerk
Find your 1rm
Complete all sets of Press, before commencing Push Press. Complete Push Press before commencing Push Jerk. Rest as required between sets. Increment the load across sets. Ensure that there is a clear distinction between Press, Push Press and Push Jerk technique, ie Any bend of the knees in the Press is a failed lift. Rebending the knees in the Push Press is a failed lift. Failing to rebend the knees in the Push Jerk is a failed lift.
WOD
Run 200m
THEN
4Rounds
15 Pull-Ups
12 Wall Balls
9 Deadlifts @ Bodyweight
THEN
Run 200m
A FEW THINGS ON OUR STRENGTH DAYS, & WOD's IN GENERAL;
We have a few new faces joining us for the new year & CFP is growing every week. We have always had a fairly relaxed attitude at the box & will continue down this path as this is our (HC & Coach) makeup. However the format moving foreward (toward sectionals & Regionals) is going to step up a notch. Please note that people not competing at sectionals will still enjoy the high paced tempo sessions they have come to love. But there are a few things that MUST be addressed... so here goes.
#1- Some of our STRENGTH days moving foreward will have 2 ellements to be completed + the METCON. We have 1hr to get through everything & the sessions will be fast paced & programmed to the minute. DON'T BE @%*%@#+ LATE!! It really upsets the group dynamics when someone has to start their warmup when everyone else is halfway through their RM.
WHEN THE COACH IS ADDRESSING THE GROUP (That is talking louder than normal) LISTEN!!!!! You dont have to stop in your tracks but FFS LISTEN. It will be info about the WOD or technique that im talking about.
#2- When doing Strength work, Everyone needs to realize that when you are talking max efforts you don’t make huge weight jumps once you get at or near your max. If we are doing a 5rm day & the fifth rep is a sonofabitch to get up, you are about tapped out. I can’t tell you how many people then put 5kg,10kg or more on the bar. You don’t always make bumper plate sized jumps on every attempt. At CFP, there are smaller choices! Don’t think you are being a sissy when you are adding the smaller plates (Timber discs or 2.5kg) to the bar. That is the essence of true max load effort. Weightlifting competitions are sometimes won by the difference of a KG or less.
#3- You need to know what you can lift. If you are not recording your weightlifting efforts, you are making things harder for yourself. Get a workout journal, or even better post on our blog. You should be logging things on the blog similar to: “5/5/5 back squat. Got 100kg the last set. It wasn’t to bad. I think I can lift 10kg more next attempt.” Keep good notes of every weightlifting session. The next time a 5/5/5/ squat comes up, you will know what your max effort is, and you will be able to dial in your warm up lifts to get to the max lift quickly.
#4- Once you know how strong you are, warm up quicker! When squatting, I blast through my warm up loads with little to no rest between loads changes. I start at 10 air squats right to 10 bar squats to 10 rep 60kg squats to 5 rep 90kg squats to 5 rep 100kg squat to first max weight 5 rep effort. After I hit my bigger load efforts, I rest 2 minutes or longer between efforts.
#5- Learn how to breathe! Every lift should start with a HUGE gulp of air. Hold that gulp and push that gulp of air deep into the lungs. This will flatten out the diaphragm and better stabilize the spine.
#6- Don’t drop an empty bar on the ground. They cost big bucks!!! Bars loaded with bumper plates are suppose to be dropped, but recognize that they bounce and make sure they don’t bounce into someone else's lower leg or worse.
#7- Clean your DNA off the bars. If you bleed on something, ask a trainer to get you hooked up with some good cleaner products.
#8- NO OPEN CONTAINERS ON THE GYM FLOOR. That meaning no water bottles with no lids, Even the bottles with valves on them must be closed. Im sick of bottles getting kicked over & water spilling during a session (Hey its just one of my pet hates. If it wasn't for COACH there wouldn't be bottles on the gym floor at all. lol)
WOW, well i got that off my chest didnt I..... Look, most of these things are adhered to MOST of the time & I don't want anyone taking any of this personal. Its not aimed at anyone in particular, its just stuff we need to dial in on to get the most of our sessions. Don't worry, the fun police have not taken control.
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11 comments:

  1. Made the rower an offer it couldn't refuse..

    5 Rounds

    500m Row
    50 Double Unders

    Time: 18.45

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  2. 11:53 - chin to bar i didn't realise it was c2b! oops :)

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  3. Love the photo. Is my son ever serious ?????? Wish he was here.

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  4. Strict press: 27k, 27k F (4), 25k
    Push press: 30k, 32k
    Push Jerk: 35k - could possibly have gone heavier but ran out of time.

    WOD: 16:19 as rxd (used 55k which is a few kg more than my BW).

    Sometimes it's difficult to judge if you're improving, if previous lifts were for different reps. Eg on 30 Nov I did strict press of 2-2-2 @30kg. I guess I'd have to convert everything to 1RM equivalent to compare (eg 2 reps might be 90% of my 1RM, and 5 reps might be 80% of 1RM)???

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  5. SP:5x45kg, PP:3x60, PJ:1x65

    WOD: 200m Run, then
    4 x (15 PullUps,12 WallBall, 9 Deadlift @ 75kg)
    then 200 Run for a time of 16:24.

    Weighed in at 71.9kg prior to the WOD.

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  6. strict press 22kg push press 25kg pushjerk 25kg (ran out of time)
    WOD 40kg as r`xd 17:34

    (2 muscle ups in a row)

    COURTNEY FITZ :)

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  7. this was a really tough WOD tonight, this was my first Wod doing pull ups with 2 purple bands, felt awsome but man it killed my hands..

    thanks V for being my trining buddy and Russ as always a great coach

    s/p: 5@35kg, 5@35kg, 5@35kg
    p/p: 3@50kg, 3@50kg
    p/j: 1@55kg

    Wod: 70kg deadlift and 2 purple bands for pull ups 37:38

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  8. Jody"Scaled his Workout"GallJanuary 18, 2010 at 10:32 PM

    WOD SCALED!!!!!!!. I gave myself a reward today. Normally i would deadlift 100kg with a bodyweight between 95kg and 100kg but seeing as i have got down to 93.5kg before the WOD i used 90kg. Veronica quickly pointed out that it was a scaled version, great to have people to keep you honest. So................
    WOD Scaled 14.32mins @90kg. On another note. H.C asked a while ago what is your power output and i had been meaning to find a suitable application to his question.
    On sunday i moved 500kg of sand in a wheelbarrow 20m in 14.53mins. Do we need more info H.C?

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  9. Strict Press: F(4x60kg),5x 55kg, 5 x 55kg
    Push Press: 3x 70, 3x 75, 3x 77
    Push Jerk: 1x 85

    WOD: SCALED chin over bar
    95kg Deadlift

    Time: 35.38

    Unassisted pullups killed me

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  10. Jody! You're the one who told me "don't go changing now" as you can see, I took your advice and called it. I shoulda done that WOD, taken my sweet arse time and watch you go down, then announce that was the showdown, haha.

    Strict Press: F(3@35kg),F(4@35kg),F(4@35kg)
    Push Press: 3@50kg, 3@50kg
    Push Jerk: 1@50kg

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  11. Strict 5@40kg,F(4)@40kg,More Rest then5@40kg
    Push 3@70kg, f(2)@70kg
    Jerk 1@60kg, 1@65kg
    Technique on the push Jerk is a little dusty at 60kg but at 40kg its fine.

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