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Posted: 2/08/10 at 9:50am |
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Monday, February 8 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, with reset, in kg) - 60x5, 70x5, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x1 (very easy), 130x1 (no problem, but max for today), 120x2x3 3 hours later... Snatch-Grip Deadlift (in kg, collar to collar) - 100x3x2, 120x3, 140x3, 150x3, 160x1 that's it for today, unfortunately |
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Posted: 2/10/10 at 6:39am |
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Wednesday, February 10 I am purposely pushing my recovery a bit, partially for scheduling reasons. I am definitely not fully recovered. Clean-Grip High Pulls (main sets up to mid-chest, with quick reset, in kg) - 60x5, 70x5, 80x4, 90x4, 100x4x5 (5 sets of 4 reps) Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 100x3, 110x3, 120x3, 130x3, 140x3x3 Seated Box Jumps (into full squat to static standing recovery)- 37"x1x3, 39.75"x1, 40.5"x6 Depth Jumps onto Box (from 18" box, into full squat to static standing recovery) - 40.5"x2, 41.25"x10 Not surprisingly, the depth jumps felt more throwing-specific and due to landing on box did not feel much harder on body than box jumps. |
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Sunday, February 14 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, with reset, in kg) - 60x5x2, 70x5, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x1, 125x1, 120x2x3 Snatch-Grip Deadlift (in kg, collar to collar grip) - 100x3, 120x3, 140x3, 155x1, 165x1, 140x3x2 That's it. Going skiing tomorrow with family and friends so I don't want to overdo it...
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Wednesday, February 17 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5, 70x5, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x2, 120x1, 125x1, 110x3x6 Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 80x3, 100x3, 120x3, 130x3, 140x3x3 Depth Jumps onto Box (from 18" box, into full squat to static standing recovery) - 37"x1x3, 39.75"x1x3, 40.5"x1x3, 41.25"x1x12 |
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Posted: 2/20/10 at 2:34pm |
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Saturday, February 20 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5x2, 70x5, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x2 (barely caught second rep), 115x2x6 (all really good) Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 80x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x3, 130x3, 140x3, 150x3 Depth Jumps onto Box (from 18" box, into full squat to static standing recovery) - 37"x1x6, 39.75"x1x2, 41.25"x1x10 |
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Posted: 2/23/10 at 4:47am |
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Tuesday, February 23 Hang Cleans (NO dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5x2, 70x5, 80x4, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3x8 (all really good - felt like some volume with moderate weight today) Was going to do Snatch-grip deads but I got interrupted for too long, so: Kettlebell Swings - 70#x15x4 1 quick set of 20 strict V-sits/Jacks for abs |
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Posted: 2/25/10 at 4:50am |
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Wednesday, February 24 Decided it was time to test out my shoulder again with some upper body work, which I have avoided since irritating my shoulder again before Christmas (I injured it back in August). Incline Dumbbell Press (3-2-1-0 tempo) - 40x12, 50x10, 60x8x4 (not max) Alternated with: Neutral Grip Pullups (strict, full ROM) - 5x5 Single Arm Dumbbell External Rotations - 10x12, 15x12, 20x12, 25x10 (max, both arms) |
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Posted: 2/26/10 at 6:00am |
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Friday, February 26 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5x2, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 115x2x6 (all pretty good, despite not feeling very fresh or explosive today) Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 80x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x3, legs felt tight and almost sore for some reason so I decided not to continue. Not sure why legs feel this way. Swings with 8" loading pin + V-grip handle (very dynamic) - 95lbs x 10 x 6 sets |
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Posted: 2/26/10 at 6:33am |
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Posted: 2/26/10 at 6:53am |
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When are we going to see some video?
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Posted: 2/26/10 at 10:01am |
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I don't think so, but that is always a possibility. Recently, amount of sleep has definitely be less than ideal (not due to overtraining etc), which I suspect might have something to do with it, but that usually just results in a general lack of energy etc, as opposed to feeling like I had not recovered from a recent workout. |
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Posted: 2/26/10 at 10:07am |
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Soon? 3-4 weeks at the most, I would think. Anything specific you would like to see? Nothing I am doing is very special compared to what you are putting up! I would definitely like to video some plyo workouts come Spring, and perhaps some more basic box jumping before that. I am curious to see if I can get my hurdle hops back to a respectable level at my age. Single jumps are one thing, but multiple jumps are MUCH harder (and MUCH harder on one's body...). My basic depth jumps have been going okay recently (very short amortization phase between boxes) but jumping over a series of high hurdles is still much tougher. Feels AWESOME if you are in shape for it though. Almost like flying if you are really good! |
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Posted: 2/28/10 at 10:25am |
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Sunday, February 28 Shoulder still not great for heavy incline pressing. Seated Dumbbell Press - 40x12, 50x10, 60x8, 70x7x5 Alternated with: Dumbbell Row - 40x12, 60x10, 70x10, 80x8x5 Dumbbell External Rotations - 25x10x4 |
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Posted: 3/02/10 at 5:28am |
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Tuesday, March 2 My low back felt really tight and generally bad yesterday and energy was low. Felt better this morning, but decided to change things up a bit. Seated Box Jumps (static landing up to full stand) - 36.5"x1x3, 40.33"x1x3 (better ones to half squat), 42.33"x1x6, 44.0"x1x6, 44.5"x1x3 (Felt great! All SOLID, but max for today. My navel is at about 44" in shoes. Need to get some video of this soon.) Hip Snatch (in kg) - 60x3, 70x3, 80x3, 90x2x6 (First time for these in about 10 weeks.) Swings with 8" loading pin + V-grip handle (very dynamic) - 95lbs x 10 x 4 sets |
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Posted: 3/03/10 at 2:57am |
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How old are you Peter?
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Posted: 3/03/10 at 3:27am |
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I am currently 43, but will be 44 by this season. 6'3", about 250. Anything else? What made you ask - the reference to "my age" in one of the posts above?
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Posted: 3/03/10 at 4:01am |
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With respect to the hurdle hops noted above, I thought I would copy two of my last hurdle jumping workouts from last summer (although I only ever did these a few times at all) for reference. When I was younger and lighter and doing them regularly I used to be very good at these - flying over a series of 5-6 42" hurdles. We'll see what this summer brings. In the unlikely event anyone wants to see them, most of my workouts from last year (such as they were, given work etc) can be found at http://www.sorinexforums.com/community/showthread.php?t=644 . Thursday, August 20
Overheads with 16# shot: a few warmup tosses then (in order, measured in meters) - 14.96, 15.69, 15.73, 15.67, 15.72, 15.91, 15.76, 16.15, 16.22 (53'3"), 15.97, 15.96, 15.96, 16.06 Best overhead session in a long time. I guess I will have to set my sights a bit higher than 16.00m. 16.50m (54'2") sounds good for now, but 16.76m (55') would be great. My legs are rested, if a bit weaker than ideal at the moment. LWFD - a few easy warmups then half a dozen poor tosses in the mid-50s - left it at that for the day!!! WOB with stubby 40# pud: 10 tosses, getting at least 15' each time Hurdle Hops (over 3 hurdles each time unless noted) - 24"x3, 27"x2, 30"x2, 33"x1x1 hurdle, 36"x1x1 hurdle, 39"x1x1 hurdle, 42"x3x1 hurdle - these all felt good, although I did not feel up to doing multiple hops over 33" and higher today. The singles over a 42" hurdle were quite easy, despite feeling rather depleted by that time. I need to get some mats and probably some new shoes, as I was really feeling the ground impacts today. Sunday, August 30 Overheads with 16# shot: a few progressively more intense warmup tosses then (in order, measured in meters) - 15.47, 14.91, 15.28, 15.31, 15.60, 15.42, 15.36, 15.36, 15.32, 15.91 (52'2"), 15.50, 15.15 Half a dozen overheads with a 28# stone - not measured at all, first time for these - just experimenting, but these felt good Hurdle Hops (over 3 hurdles each time unless noted) - 24"x3, 27"x2, 30"x2, 33"x2, 36"x1x1 hurdle, 39"x1x1 hurdle, 42"x8x1 hurdle These all felt really good, but I did not feel up to multiple jumps at 36" today. I probably should have done 5-6 sets at 33" as I need to work on the multiple jumps. Jumping over a single 42" hurdle is not problem at all now, and the landings do not bother me at all. |
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Posted: 3/03/10 at 4:37am |
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"I can get my hurdle hops back to a respectable level at my age" Now I have a visual. Its good seeing more ole' timers training the way we do... Age is just a state of mind... Let me know of your recovery methods. Thats the hardest thing i struggle with- my mind says go go go but sometimes my body has other plans. Thanks Gene |
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Posted: 3/03/10 at 5:07am |
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Yes, recovery is by far the biggest difference I notice compared to when I was in my teens and twenties. I can obviously still train hard, get reasonably strong, etc., but my recovery is MUCH different in my forties than it was in my twenties. I don't do anything special to enhance recovery - less than I should and a lot less than I know I could - and I mean legally (I am 100% lifetime clean FWIW, not that my numbers would suggest otherwise). Unfortunately, I know a lot more about training than I actually put into practice most of the time! My "solution" is basically to train less often. Excellent quote that you may well have seen: We do not stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing. - George Bernard Shaw |
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Like the quote...but then all the GF's say I have to grow up...WHAT?!?! I have always had a long recovery time, but noticing that it has become more demanding too. At 40 I have found that getting out of bed has a whole lot more ache to it if I try to push like I was 20's. Was able to just ignore it when I was 30...but starting to get to me. More recovery would probably take care of that, but I got goals! |
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Wednesday, March 3 Seated Dumbbell Press - 50x12, 60x10, 70x8, 80x7x2, 80x5 Alternated with: Neutral-Grip Pullups (strict, full ROM, 3-0-2-1 Tempo) - 6 sets of 5 reps |
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Thursday, March 4 Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5x2, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 115x2x6 Snatch-Grip Deads (collar to collar grip, in kg) - 120x3, 140x3x5 (These are just plain hard work. Felt crappy after last set, despite submax weight.) Seated Box Jumps (static landing up to full stand) - 36.5"x1x4, 38.5"x3, 40.33"x1x12 (all very easy but did not feel the need to go any higher today) |
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Monday, March 8 Hip Snatch onto Straight Legs (in kg) - 50x5x2, 60x3, 70x3, 80x2x12 Swings with 8" loading pin + V-grip handle (very dynamic) - 95lbs x 10 x 5 sets |
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Thursday, March 11
Clean-Grip Hang Snatches (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x3x2, 70x2x12 Depth Jumps onto Box (off 18.75" box, static landing up to full stand) - 36.5"x1x3, 38.5"x2, 40.33"x1x12 My right shoulder was irritated yet again, this time from heavy Seated Dumbbell Presses, which was surprising as this has not previously been a problem. Did not affect me much while snatching, but all heavy pressing may be out for quite a while yet. I personally suspect I have a minor tear or some fraying in my labrum, but it would hardly be worth getting fixed everything considered. |
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Friday, March 12 Since I did not do any real strength work yesterday, I decided to do some front squats. Not a typical training split, but no big deal. Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 60x3x2, 80x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x3, 130x3, 140x3x3 (felt great) |
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Monday, March 15 Started the day participating in a training camp for young high potential T&F throwers. I was participating in the camp as an example, not really coaching. This morning session included extensive dynamic warmup (more than I usually bother doing), and a bunch of tossing and drills with a 5kg medball, often using boxes for preloading the legs. Later: Hang Cleans (minimal dip at catch, in kg) - 60x5x2, 80x3, 90x3, 100x3, 110x3, 115x2, 120x2x6 Front Squats (100% raw, ATG, in kg) - 80x3, 100x3, 110x3, 120x3, 130x3, 140x3, 150x2x2 |
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Tuesday, March 16 Another "training camp" session. I actually threw the discus (into a net) for the first time in MANY years and it went very well. I find the discus is easier for me technically than shot, largely because it only weighs 2kg vs. 16 lbs. I had a couple of okay puts with shot. This is the main issue with the heavier HG implements - they are so heavy that if you do not hit solid technical positions you get completely screwed up/thrown off balance. On the other hand, everything happens just a little bit slower, so there is a litle bit more time to concentrate on hitting the right positions. More tomorrow. |
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Wednesday, March 17 A bit of discus technique and stretching in the morning. Later, I hit the overheads with the 16# shot for the first time since last fall (it is nearly a record-warm day here today). Legs were tired and I wasn't psyched up, but I did a bunch of throws with the best 8 all over 46'6" with the best being 47'4" (14.43m). Not great, but I was neither shooting for nor expecting great today. I followed the overheads with some WOB tosses with a plate loaded implement weighing 45#. These felt okay. |
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Thursday, March 18 Another shot put session. Got one not terrible throw of about 14m (I have 15m+ in me right away with some more practice) on about my third throw, then on my next throw I apparantly tweaked my right hamstring right at the origin. Didn't feel anything at all until a couple of minutes later, when I felt like I was getting a small cramp there, but it never went away. It sucks to be "old" and relatively out of shape. In restrospect, I should have laid off everything but the throwing sessions for the week given that this is the first time I have been throwing in a long time.
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Tuesday, March 23 My hamstring was feeling much better today so I tried to do some hang cleans, just up to 110k for triples, which felt fine through 100k, but then I tweaked the injury again on my first set at 110k. I probably should have left things alone for another couple of days, but I really wanted to get back to training and wa strying to be careful. Now I am back to square 1 for what should probably be another week. Grrrr... |
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