What training are you doing/have you done today? Vol.2

What training are you doing/have you done today? Vol.2

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smiffy180

6,018 posts

150 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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didelydoo said:
Today>

Push press: warm up. 1x 100,110,120,130,140kg PB
home
yeha!
www.instagram.com/p/BQ8Pa6ej7nL/
Easy peasy, can you slow down now. You're making me feel not as strong laugh
I can't get over how wide your grip is!
Also, have you tried a wider foot stance? I think it would benefit you smile

Kawasicki

13,084 posts

235 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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mondeoman said:
^^^^ good luck getting under 2 mins....
Cheers...I know it is not going to happen, but I'll come close to passing out trying.

chris watton

22,477 posts

260 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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Today I did my routine in a commercial gym - most of the time I was the only one in there, was great! It did feel very weird using different equipment though, even the barbells. I forgot my gloves, so that may have been the reason..

Back Extensions - 2x20

Squats - 5x12-5 reps
Bench Press - 5x12-5 reps
Power Clean - 8x2-1 rep
Clean and Press - 5x5-1 rep
Wide Grip Pull Ups - 5x5
Pendlay Row - 5x5
Seated Pulley Row - 4x12

And, while I was still waiting for my wife to finish whatever she was doing, I had a go on the 'Pec-Deck' machine - 4x12

There was another guy in there, but he did very little and seemed more interested in his phone and taking selfies!

Halb

53,012 posts

183 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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800 metres, that's practically a marathon! I used to be able to cover 200 metres carrying an extra 120kg in under a minute. biggrin

didelydoo

5,528 posts

210 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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smiffy180 said:
Easy peasy, can you slow down now. You're making me feel not as strong laugh
I can't get over how wide your grip is!
Also, have you tried a wider foot stance? I think it would benefit you smile
I get good drive through a narrow stance, and actually widened my grip a little! Felt strong. Good for more with a bit of work I rekon. Almost 40kg over body weight, pleased with that!

mcelliott

8,665 posts

181 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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3 hours endurance on the turbo, legs went pop in a very big way biggrin Ride below.

Went to the gym, absolutely cream cracked, more for my daughter's benefit than mine, certainly won't make any of the top 10 workouts I've ever had. Finished it off by being violently ill in the toilets. Good night's sleep tonight hopefully, same again tomorrow. smile

https://www.strava.com/activities/879232599

Kawasicki

13,084 posts

235 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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Did a 6km jog, with a 800m blat in the middle, did that in 2 min 40 secs, not too bad, my heart hit 196 bpm after 30 secs and then stayed above 190 for two minutes. My calves are now totally shot, though I remember that feeling from a long time ago.

If I can get that down to 2 min 20 secs for the summer I will be happy.

MYOB

4,787 posts

138 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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Today, I did nothing.

It was heaven.

smiffy180

6,018 posts

150 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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didelydoo said:
I get good drive through a narrow stance, and actually widened my grip a little! Felt strong. Good for more with a bit of work I rekon. Almost 40kg over body weight, pleased with that!
I thought I did then tried more Olympic style with bending at the hips too for extra drive which was helped via a wider stance. Personal preference though biggrin
I need to put 200kg up to achieve the same.......

mondeoman

11,430 posts

266 months

Saturday 25th February 2017
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2k row in 8m to warm up, then strict press, from 10 @ 10kg, adding weight and dropping reps (from 20kg on) up to 1 @ 40kg. That took 30 mins.
Then dinner. And gin. And muffins.

Halb

53,012 posts

183 months

Sunday 26th February 2017
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Did intend to do the Bear and chest last night, but after one round into the bear (at a puny human weight) realised my tendon wasn't up to it, bit overtrained. Days off now. biggrin

ORD

18,120 posts

127 months

Sunday 26th February 2017
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Finally back to the gym after 3 days doing nothing with a horrible cold. I didn't feel 100% well or remotely strong, so it was hard going.

Squats:
5 @ 100
3 @ 110
1 @ 115
5/6 @ 120 kg. I felt so rough that I lost count! Still, a reps PR.

Bench: 5 x 5 @ 85kg. Supposed to be taking 60 seconds rest but went sometimes to 90 because I felt awful.

Machine row: 4 x 8 @ 100kg

A few prowler pushes (what is wrong with me?!).

Might nap after lunch.

mondeoman

11,430 posts

266 months

Sunday 26th February 2017
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12 mile run this morning in 2hrs 10, then 40 mins of squash thus afternooon. Can't walk now.

didelydoo

5,528 posts

210 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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This morning>

Deadlift: 210kg x 10
Chins: +35kg x 6
Inverted rows: 3 x F
Hammer curls: 22.5kg x F

Done. deadlifts feeling pretty good: www.instagram.com/p/BRAavM_jimw

TheBALDpuma

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5,842 posts

168 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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Yesterday...

Squats
1 x 2 at 180kg
1 x 2 at 190kg
1 x 2 at 200kg
1 x 1 at 205kg
1 x 1 at 210kg
1 x 1 at 215kg
1 x 1 at 220kg
1 x 1 at 225kg

Not too hard - 227.5kg next time. Onwards and upwards.

Pause - Pause squats
4 x 2 at 150kg

OH Press
3 x 5 at 70kg - elbow pain frown

ORD

18,120 posts

127 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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Any advice on deloading?

My hips are feeling a bit tired and tight, and it's been a long time (2 months) since I took a week off.

I might do the following:

Day 1: Mobility work
Day 2: Pull ups and press ups and single leg squats (taking it easy)
Day 3: Conditioning & mobility work
Day 4: Full body workout with 75% of max reps but few reps & sets.
Day 5: Mobility work.
Day 6: Pull ups press ups and single leg squats.
Day 7: Complete rest.

It looks like a lot, but it would mean only 1 day under the bar and lots of mobility work.


chris watton

22,477 posts

260 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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I always feel drained, but once warmed up, it's back to full throttle and any aches and pains disperse. (usually anyway..)

Today:

Squats - 4x12-8 reps and 5x5-1 reps
Bench Press - 3x12-8 reps and 4x6-1 rep
High Pull - 5x8-4 reps
Power Clean - 8x2
BB Clean and Press - 5x5
Wide Grip Pull Up - 4x10-8 reps
BB BOR - 4x12-8 reps

didelydoo

5,528 posts

210 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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ORD said:
Any advice on deloading?

My hips are feeling a bit tired and tight, and it's been a long time (2 months) since I took a week off.

I might do the following:

Day 1: Mobility work
Day 2: Pull ups and press ups and single leg squats (taking it easy)
Day 3: Conditioning & mobility work
Day 4: Full body workout with 75% of max reps but few reps & sets.
Day 5: Mobility work.
Day 6: Pull ups press ups and single leg squats.
Day 7: Complete rest.

It looks like a lot, but it would mean only 1 day under the bar and lots of mobility work.
If you're feeling run down, just take 3-7 days off. That's what I do nowadays, almost always hit a PB when I come back too. Deload weeks feel rubbish, I'd rather not train than do it half heartedly....

feef

5,206 posts

183 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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Went for my first ever 'proper' run yesterday. just over 3 miles in 33 minutes. I've always been more of a cyclist but fancied trying something different and the ease of going for a run (less kit, less distance, less time, compared to getting the bike out the garage, sorting out kit and then doing a 20 - 30 mile route for an hour or two) does have some appeal. That and the fact it's more load-bearing on the legs than cycling means it'll hopefully have more of a relationship to my skiing.


Anyway, Other than some light muscle stiffness, I feel pretty good, so will probably go out again tomorrow or Friday

smiffy180

6,018 posts

150 months

Monday 27th February 2017
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didelydoo said:
ORD said:
Any advice on deloading?

My hips are feeling a bit tired and tight, and it's been a long time (2 months) since I took a week off.

I might do the following:

Day 1: Mobility work
Day 2: Pull ups and press ups and single leg squats (taking it easy)
Day 3: Conditioning & mobility work
Day 4: Full body workout with 75% of max reps but few reps & sets.
Day 5: Mobility work.
Day 6: Pull ups press ups and single leg squats.
Day 7: Complete rest.

It looks like a lot, but it would mean only 1 day under the bar and lots of mobility work.
If you're feeling run down, just take 3-7 days off. That's what I do nowadays, almost always hit a PB when I come back too. Deload weeks feel rubbish, I'd rather not train than do it half heartedly....
I do the same, except maxing smile

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