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chirolifter
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Larry Brock sells spikes and there pretty good. It would be nice to get that squat closer to your dead.
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Mountain Man
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I was reading over your log. I thought you had a tendon thing and the Dr said no Deads or Squats, but then 3 days later you were deading again (oh, congrats on the 480, really nice Jason!) Just wondering how the injury is healing? |
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Robin Walker
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Jason Cherry
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Injured my hip on the 1st of March...3rd of March Dr. Frye said no Squats or Deadlifts and take 800mg Motrin four times a day...No Squats or Deadlifts on the 5th... Was feeling good after almost a week off from it and went back to work on the 8th. Then pulled 480 on the 13th of the month. Still get a 'pop' sensation in the beginning reps but it stops once I really get going. Thanks for asking. Also back in January Wayne Hill commented (Training of 190# athlete thread) that you cannot predict how much you can move in the Deadlift by looking at your Squat and vise versa. It seems to me that my 1RM of 345 in the Squat would be higher since I moved 480 in the Deadlift... *EDIT* should note my squats go deep enough to touch my dupa to a 20# dynamax ball which brings me 14" from the deck. Do they not have to be that deep? I am sure I could do more if they did not go that deep. |
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mthompson33
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Jason, is the "popping" in the bottom position of your squat? If so, I have been dealing with something similar to this for the past month or so as well. Dave (DLBuffy) recommended tightening my hams and glutes on the eccentric portion of the squat. This seems to be helping. It seems to be a strain or stretch of my hip flexor from a partial dislocation of the hip. I was too loose or relaxing into my squat...
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Jason Cherry
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Yes that is exactly where the popping is! That would be on the descent of the squat, yes?
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mthompson33
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That is correct.
I've been working on tightening my hams/glutes on the way down and doing some bulgarian split squats (body weight) to try and strengthen the stabilizers. If you find something that works really well let me know... |
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Matt Thompson
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Jason Cherry
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20MAR10 SAT Braemar and Open Stone: Felt better explosion and got further throws than before. I glide (no spin) and I am staying off the board more often than not since I actually marked out the box to throw in. HWFD and LWFD: I am pleased here so far. The HWFD does not put me to the turf like it has in the past. Better distance than last season. Feel more balanced in the sprint to the Trig. Thanks Youtube and all you guys that post your videos. Hammer: I cannot figure how to get more speed on the hammer. I really think I can get something done with points if I can figure it out. Any cues here would be great! |
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Jason Cherry
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22MAR10 MON BW 187.5 Reps of 21-15-9 of 150# clean and press followed by 1.5 one handed KB Swings Time of 21:24 |
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Jason Cherry
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23MAR10 TUES Was supposed to throw tomorrow but I am late shift and it would be to dark when I get home. Threw today... Braemar is what it is. Open is feeling better with the glide (not faulting at all today). HWFD and LWFD keep me smiling. I need to get my weight to my left foot at the launch as opposed to keeping my weight on my (trailing) right foot. Hammer felt better in the hips. Caber did not turn. |
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Jason Cherry
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25MAR10 THU BW 187.5 HP 165 3x5 (was keeping hands close but moved them out to shoulder width) PP 150 3x5 SQT 250 3x5 (lowered weight and got really explosive out of the whole. DM made comment about working on explosivness in his log and decided to give it a go) DL 400 1x5 (again explosive from the floor) BN 220 3x5 |
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Duncan McCallum
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Good work Jason...putting in the time under the iron is vital to success in the sport. Unless you are just a freak of nature. Keep working on a speedy break off the floor in your dead lift...it will pay dividends when you get your hands on that first big caber. Visualize it...picking the thing....running...stopping on a dime when it leaves the shoulder...RIP!!! Then it's clobberin' time. |
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Jason Cherry
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How I envision the power needed to destroy the stone, WFD, WOB, the Hammer, sheaf, and the Herald of Galactus himself...the CABER would look like. |
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mthompson33
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Jason, Thanks for the post on my log. Yeah, I've been popping IBU about 3 times per day (600mg). And I've laid off of squats (other than body weight stuff) for about 2 weeks. I found a stretch a couple of nights ago that seemed to really target the place where I'm feeling tight. Laying on Back, One Knee to Chest. I've started doing this a few times a day, and my pain free ROM has improved noticeably. The pain that I am having is relatively minor, but makes me feel a little nervous on a deep squat. I will be squatting light tomorrow. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Matt Thompson
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Jason Cherry
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27MAR10 SAT BW 186.5 Stones: Using my 18# stone I hit 21-22 Braemar and Open goes 25-27. Of all the events I would think this would be one of my best but it just lags. The rock is not heavy and with a good squat out of the launch of the rock it should really go... WFD: Heavy hits in the 17-18 range consistently and the Light goes 40-45. It feels mostly like the weight goes around but I am not really muscling it anywhere. If I can get that I might hit 50. Caber: My pull is late every time. If I had a camera that took video I'd post it so you guys could see but I don't. The pick is spot on. I can run with it forever for what is worth but it ain't a race! I will work on hammer winds tonight after kids go down and house is clean. Peace fellas. |
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Detroitpete
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Jason--what are you doing??? All this lifting is NOT good for you. You
should stick to pilates and yoga. And Bah to all that practice, you're fine. This year, try to set the record for the longest caber run. We'll video it and set it to the Benny Hill music. Can ya tell I'm getting worried about you? Man--great work ethic--its gonna pay off for you this year big time. See ya on the field, Bro. |
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Jason Cherry
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01APR10 THUR
BW 185.5 HP 170 3x5 PP 155 3x5 SQT 220 1x5 Fast reps, 250 1x5 Fast reps, 285 1x5 regular speed DL 400 1x5 fast, touch and go! CABER TIME!!! BN 220 3x5 Practiced HWFD, LWFD, WOB, and Caber in the morning before it got hot. 74* today in Northern Michigan! |
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Jason Cherry
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02APR10 BW 187.5 Practiced Braemar and Open and Light Hammer. When I get a camera I will post video of the Hammer so you all can tell me what I am not getting. Squats, Deadlifts, and Bench just for fun while Matt did the WOD. |
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Jason Cherry
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06APR10 TUE Reps of 21-15-9 Clean and Press 155 and Pullups 17min 45sec |
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chirolifter
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Lay off the cult fit if you want to be a strength athlete. Trust me, I own a crossfit gym!!! Its the best for people wanting to do adventure racing, running, military, etc... totally counterproductive to building massive strength!!! Just my 2c, not meant as an insult of any kind!!! |
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Jason Cherry
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Still doing heavy lifting on Thursday (HP, PP, SQT, DL, BN) but doing explosive movement on Monday (this week it was Tuesday due to working last night on call). I want that explosion out of the whole for WOB and Caber and thought heavier version of CF would fit the bill. No offense taken. |
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Jason Cherry
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09APR FRI BW 187.5 Took a trip back home for a few days and was going to practice WFD and Hammer but the snow shut me down. Today was nice as I got back to the basement...numbers are pretty static since I started practicing; mostly maintanence for the season (is this what others do?) HP 170 3x5 PP 155 3x5 SQT 280 3x5 DL 400 1x5 BN 210 3x5 |
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Jason Cherry
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11APR10 SUN Stones: Braemar is basically static. The glide on the Open is moving up and gaining some distance. WFD: Using the 42 right now and making some strides here and the 28 is also gaining ground. Big difference was not starting out to fast on my casting turn. Caber: Turned it!! Hammer: Grrrr Sheaf: increased PR by a foot. WOB: Using the 42 to get form down before climbing back into the 56; also Woodhaven Games in June I get to use the 42 anyway |
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Jason Cherry
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12APR10 MON BW 186 HP 175 3x5 PP 150 3x5 DL 410 3x5 BN 215 3x5 |
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Jason Cherry
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14APR10 WED Morning before work: Stone: Open only. Glide is feeling good and results are more hit than miss. WFD: Throwing the 56 and the 28 at 730 without breakfast I felt sluggish. Blocking myself out at the trig... Evening after work: Caber: 9 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 12 o'clock, degrees, 10:30'ish, degrees, 12 o'clock, 9 o'clock. Finally getting the transition more frequently. Hammer: Nothing special here...grrrr WOB: Used the 56 today. Matched my PR on first five throws then beat it by 1-foot on next two! Called it a day. |
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Jason Cherry
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15APR10 Thursday BW 185 Deadlifts and Box Jumps 24" platform. Did some pushups with explosion off the floor to touch hands to shoulders. |
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Jason Cherry
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18APR10 SUN Supposed to practice today. Stomach virus . |
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Jason Cherry
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25APR10 SUN Time to bite the bullet. Diet is still lousy... Stone: Nope HWFD: Nope LWFD: Once I got into it I was hitting 42'ish. Caber: Turned. Hammer: Used my spikes for the first time. It was different. No appreciable improvement but I bet it will be a learning curve. Sheaf: 16' WOB: Used the 42 and was hitting 10' but my timing was off. Even a bad day of throwing is better than no throwing at all. |
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Jason Cherry
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26APR10 MON Feeling mean today in the gym (basement): HP 185 3x5 PP 150 3x5 DL 415 3x5 ((correction 1x5 - edit 27APR10)) BN 215 3x5 |
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Jason Cherry
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28APR10 WED Stones: Did not perform WFD: Heavy is over 19 but less than 20...would like to get this 20+ but since last season I only got 9 on the books (faulting usually) this is a good step. LWFD is around 42'...really think I could hit 45-50 if I can consistently get out in front of it. Weight is on my back (right) foot at launch and I think it should be on the left. Caber: Turned 50% of them. I think I am getting the hang of the transition. I will do hammer, sheaf and WOB tomorrow after work. |
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