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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/05/10 at 3:58pm | IP Logged
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Good sesh today. No film. I'll get back on the film next week.
Behind the Neck Push Press (no drop under): 135x5, 225x3, 315x1, 315x1, 335x1, 365x1, 385x1 (15lb PR), 225x3
Green Band Resisted Bench - up to 370x1
Incline DB Bench - 120's for 3 sets of 6
Kettebell Gasser: 2 hand throws x 10, swings x5 to side swings x5, 2 complexes
Hammer winds
Cool down.
Day off tomorrow. Throwing practice Thursday. Bringing out the hammer for some drills. I really need to work on my low point, block and release.
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Lyle Senior Member

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| Posted: 1/08/10 at 6:47am | IP Logged
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so the new bench shirt you got for Xmas works 'eh.
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Mr. Natural Senior Member


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I would pay money to see Hadley throw hammer in a bench shirt. I don't imagine it would actually change his technique much.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/08/10 at 12:57pm | IP Logged
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Mr. Natural wrote:
| I would pay money to see Hadley throw hammer in a bench shirt. I don't imagine it would actually change his technique much. |
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*shakes head and fist*
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/08/10 at 4:08pm | IP Logged
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Lower Body:
5 min bike
Dynamic Warm up all at 135 - Deadlift x5, clean pull x5, snatch pull x5, front squat x5
Seated Box Jumps @ 35" - 3x3
Front Squats: 140x3, 230x3, 320x3, 410x3, 450x1, 500x0 (getting greedy - not ready yet), 410x3, 230x3 (explosive)
Bulgarian Split Squat off 12" Box - up to 250x3
Glute/Ham Raise - 3x8
A1 Peterson Step Up @ 140
A2 Bench Bounds
Core Circut
Warm Down.
Dynamic pull day tomorrow. I'll film.
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/09/10 at 2:21pm | IP Logged
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Today's session:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1ET9TIFUbA
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Wayne Hill Postaholic


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| Posted: 1/09/10 at 9:59pm | IP Logged
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That's incredible work!
You should get in the habit of monitoring your resting heart rate (before you get out of bed in the morning).
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swollenknuck Newbie


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| Posted: 1/09/10 at 11:14pm | IP Logged
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Awesome vids Greg, very motivating. Can't wait to see all your hard work pay off at the worlds in May.
__________________ Ray Siochowicz
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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Considering the line-up at Worlds, it's going to take a lot of hard work.
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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dl_buffy Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/10/10 at 9:59am | IP Logged
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Jealous...my weight stacks do not go that high. People look at you funny when you smack the weights into the top...BANG!.
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Silverback Postaholic


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Once again I dug the vid. I have only been training 33 years and can always pick something new up. Liked the hammer release cable work. Going to get me some of that.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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Wayne Hill wrote:
You should get in the habit of monitoring your resting heart rate (before you get out of bed in the morning). |
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To gauge my fitness level?
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Wayne Hill Postaholic


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To identify the onset of true overtraining. You've got excellent recovery, but that's just the kind of guy it sneaks up on. It takes forever to recover from overtraining, but no time at all to avoid it: if your resting heart rate starts to climb, back off on the volume/intensity in the gym. Frankly, when you see it go up, you realize you kind of knew it already.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/13/10 at 3:38pm | IP Logged
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Bike/Dynamic Warm up
4" deficit Deads - up to 607x1
1 Arm BB Snatch - Up to 165x3
Explosive Goodmornings - Up to 275x3
Glute/Ham Raise - 3x8
Snatch Grip Deadlift to Power Snatch Complex - 3 sets
Kettlebell Gasser
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Alan H Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/13/10 at 7:04pm | IP Logged
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Yeah, sign me up for some of that hammer release cable work. I think I'll be incorporating that, now and then as variation.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/14/10 at 6:07pm | IP Logged
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Good day.
Throws:
Shot - 5 stands, 8 south africans
Indoor Weight - 5 one turns, 5 two turns, few line drills
Lifts:
Behind the Neck Push Press - up to 365 for two singles
Floor Press - Up to an easy 365 for a dub
Incline Bench A1
Kroc Rows A1
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Big Ed Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/14/10 at 8:48pm | IP Logged
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great training videos Greg!!! Like Mule I dug the hammer release drills...and the rest. If I wasn't such a moron I'd put some of my training up here as well...
See you in Arlington for steak!!!
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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Hey Ed, nice to hear from you. I'd love to see some the crazy shit you're likely doing.
Good session today:
Seated Box Jumps - 3x3 @ 36"
Box Squats
Bulgarians off a box for added stretch of the hip flexor
Romanian Deads
Glute/Ham Raise
Kettlebell Core Blaster
Some clips:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YPpvUfP93T4
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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Snow storm outside, but things are heating up in the gym.
Worked some contrast training today. Heavy deadlifts with fast pulls. Hit some reverse band deads for the first time this offseason. I don't put a lot of tension on the bands, as the video will show.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztpvVsseSlk
Not shown:
Explosive Good Mornings supersetted with bounding
Kettlebell Core Killer
Hammer Winds.
__________________ "the key is to train so hard, that it's impossible for the competition to be harder than the training" - GSP
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phatmiked Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/20/10 at 8:00pm | IP Logged
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strong fellow.
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Big Ed Senior Member


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Greg...you are the man when it comes to getting around lack of some of the shit you need!! Using benches as pulling blocks and the set up for single leg squats. Guess I'm spoiled with my Sorinex single leg squat I bought from Bert!!! Awesome brother!!!
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Greg,
Those step down cleans look awesome man, I am impressed you can swing those after that kind of pulling on deadlift.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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Some jumps & throws:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uw1ozlk52lQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIdlJaa1QyI
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Hey Greg,
What were you using for the WFD throws, was it a medicine ball in some sort of bag. Looks cool and a good way of training indoor drills.
Thanks
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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It's a 10k med ball in an indoor weight throw sling with a triangle WFD handle. It's Matt Doherty's...he uses it when he's training indoor weight.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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| Posted: 1/28/10 at 2:37pm | IP Logged
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Haven't been updating this as much lately. Here's a rundown from the last few days up to today:
Monday:
Close Grip Power Snatch (thumbs touching) - up to 205 x1
Front Squat up to 460
Glute/Ham
RDLs - up to 500x3
Tuesday:
Behind the Neck Push Press (do drop under) up to 365
Incline Bench up to 350
Kroc Rows - 120's x20
Chins
Kettlebell Run
Thursday:
Deadlift - 730x1 (PR)
Glute Ham
Snatch off Bench
I'm going to switch things up next week and back off heavy deadlifting. At this point I'm happy with the weight pulled and want to focus more on my front squat and power snatch for the next 2 months. All the heavy deadlifting has not impacted my explosiveness (as judged by jump tests performed last weekend) but I do want to finish the offseason with some oly lifting PRs.
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awesome Greg.
although you now owe Canada multiple 16' WOB with your sick pulling numbers. can't wait to see how your season goes.
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Greg Hadley Senior Member


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You and me both, Will.
I've been doing a lot more throwing lately and giving my body a bit of a break from heavy lifting.
Today: Green Band Resisted Deads (set up like previous). Worked up to an easy 5 hundee for a single. If they weren't so damn taxing I'd try to push these.
Single Arm BB Snatch with no drop under - multiple sets at 140lbs
Chins - 3x5
Explosive GM's - Worked up to 315 but I can't handle that much weight. In fact, anything over 275 doesn't feel good. I think this is going to be a risk/reward type situation.
Just a quick note on foam rollers. I've been using them after every lift for the last 3 weeks and have noticed a significant difference in my recovery, mobility and general quality of life. Might be a smart investment for some of you.
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I'm gonna have to try this foam rolling.
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Craig,
Given your hardcore approach to things, you should proceed directly to PVC pipe. Either works wonders. Remember, the more it hurts, the more you need to do it. Expect rapid improvements though.
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