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    Front squat PR. I have never front squatted with 230 before. Also set a rep PR on DB rows.

    BTW there were some guys in my gym doing wide stance front squats that would probably best qualify as quarter squats. They traded turns for awhile so I got tired of waiting and threw in a few snatches to warm up. They grunted and strutted as if they were lifting heavy weight. I hate that.

    • Front squats
      230x2,2,2,2,2,2
    • Bent-over DB rows
      100x5,5,5
    • Bench press
      175x3,3,2
    • Tricep extensions
      15x12
      20x11
    • Face pulls
      60x12
      55x12

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    Back squat PR and I had more in the tank. Wasn't supposed to do a double but I wanted to see where I was at. The rest of the training nearly killed me.


    • Back squats
      265x1,1,1,1,1,2 PR
    • Military press
      115x3,3,3,3 (push press), 3 (push press)
    • Weighted chinups
      +60x3,3,3
      +55x3,3
    • Leg press/Neutral-grip pullups
      440x10/BWx10, 440x10/BWx10, 440x10/BWx6
    • Hill sprints - 3

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    ow


    • Front squats
      200x3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,7 PR
    • Bench press
      175x3,3,3,2
      165x3
    • Bent-over DB rows
      100x5,5,5
    • Tricep extensions/BB curls
      20x10/60x10
      20x10/60x10
      15x10/70x7
    • 60 yard sprints
      8 w/ 150 yard jog recoveries, 90 second intervals

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    • Full squats
      240x2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,7 PR
    • Military press
      115x3,3,3,2,3
    • Weighted chinups
      +60x3,3,3,2,2
    • Leg press/Neutral-grip pullups
      490x10,10,10/BWx10,8,5
    • Box jumps/Hanging leg raise
      42" box
      3,3,3/10,10,10

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    Wow, strong weighted chins!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JerseyDevil View Post
    Wow, strong weighted chins!
    Thanks a lot.

    Yesterday I did a bit of conditioning. It was 36 20 yard sprints with different start positions - 12 were done from a plank, 12 from a kneel, and 12 from a push-up position. All done with 20 second rest intervals.

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    Is that a leg press/pull up superset? would never of thought to put them two together! i cant do supersets in my gym as soon as i move somebody is on your bench or squat rack straight away.......then feel greedy saying "sorry im actually using both!!!!!"
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    Yeah, it's a superset. It beats the hell out of me for some reason.

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    congrats on the squat PR
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    Quote Originally Posted by gtbmed View Post
    Front squat PR. I have never front squatted with 230 before. Also set a rep PR on DB rows.

    BTW there were some guys in my gym doing wide stance front squats that would probably best qualify as quarter squats. They traded turns for awhile so I got tired of waiting and threw in a few snatches to warm up. They grunted and strutted as if they were lifting heavy weight. I hate that.
    I hate that. I love it when I ask if they are done, and then I start doing my fronts squats which were as heavy as their 1/4 back squats, and I'm going ATG.

    Workouts are looking good in here, man. Nice and simple but effective. Trumps any kind of other workout, IMO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fufu View Post
    congrats on the squat PR
    Thanks - I certainly have more work to do but it's good to hit a rep PR every once in awhile.

    Quote Originally Posted by Scarface30 View Post
    I hate that. I love it when I ask if they are done, and then I start doing my fronts squats which were as heavy as their 1/4 back squats, and I'm going ATG.

    Workouts are looking good in here, man. Nice and simple but effective. Trumps any kind of other workout, IMO.
    There's just no reason for showboating and ego when you step in the weightroom. My motivation is personal and not extrospective and IMO that's the only way to make real, consistent progress. If you spend all of your time trying to compare yourself to others or impress others, you're not going to find much satisfaction.

    I feel like when you get in the weightroom, you should respect the place and the others around you, focus, and do your work. Everything else just takes away from your progress.

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    • Front squats
      235x1,1,3 PR
    • Bench press
      175x3,3,3,3
      165x2
    • Box jumps/weighted crunches
      42" box
      3,3,3/155x15,15,15

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    End of the Burgener squat program

    12 weeks of this and I am finished, thankfully. There were some weeks where I didn't know that I could make it to the end.

    Squats:

    245x5 (to parallel) - 240x7 (ATG after 9 work sets)

    Front squats:

    225x1 - 235x3 (after 2 singles at that weight)

    I'm pretty sure weight gain was minimal which is good as I was trying to maintain.

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    • Snatches
      85x1,1,1,1,1
      95x1,1,1,1,1
      100x1,1,1,1,1
      105x1
      110x1
      115x1
      120x1
      125x1 PR
    • Hanging leg raises
      BWx10,10
    • Cleans
      155x1,1,1,1,1
      165x1,1,1,1,1
      170x1,1,1,1,1
      175x1
      180x1
      185x1
      190x1
      195x1
      200x1,1 PR
    • Box jumps
      42" box
      8x3

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    I love your program Greg. A nice mix of standard movements and Olympic lifts.
    The blues had a baby, and they named it Rock and Roll

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    greg, i looked up the foam roller, never noticed one in my gym, what other stretch is there or what could i use to replace the foam roller if you aware of any?
    All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy.


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    Use a piece of PVC pipe or some other type of plastic pipe.

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    new shoes


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    Thank you shoes!


    • Snatches
      85x1,1,1,1,1
      95x1,1,1,1,1
      100x1,1,1,1,1
      105x1
      110x1
      115x1
      120x1
      125x1,1
      130x1,1 - PR
    • Full squats - OW
      175x10
      195x10
      210x10
    • Push press
      115x3,3,3,3,3
    • Abs

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    Quote Originally Posted by gtbmed View Post
    Thank you shoes!


    • Snatches
      85x1,1,1,1,1
      95x1,1,1,1,1
      100x1,1,1,1,1
      105x1
      110x1
      115x1
      120x1
      125x1,1
      130x1,1 - PR
    • Full squats - OW
      175x10
      195x10
      210x10
    • Push press
      115x3,3,3,3,3
    • Abs
    Thats high reps on the full squats for you isnt it?
    All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy.


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    Greg,

    Great journal, good to see people training to actually get stronger!! What brand of shoes are those, they look good, Ive had my DoWins for 3.5 years, and its about time for a new pair.

    ST

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    Quote Originally Posted by davegmb View Post
    Thats high reps on the full squats for you isnt it?
    Yes, it was agony.

    Quote Originally Posted by Stull34 View Post
    Greg,

    Great journal, good to see people training to actually get stronger!! What brand of shoes are those, they look good, Ive had my DoWins for 3.5 years, and its about time for a new pair.

    ST
    They're from Risto sports. I like their stuff a lot. Thanks for the compliment - I'm still not where I want to be but I'm getting there. Bodyweight snatch is my goal.

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    Tough day - my weight is down by about 10 lbs. and I'm still close to the PRs I was hitting before so I'm fairly happy with my progress. I still want to cut a bit of weight though.

    Overhead squat recoveries are my new favorite exercise. If you want to build awesome traps, do these.


    • Snatches
      85x1,1,1,1,1
      100x1,1,1,1,1
      105x1,1,1,1,1
      110x1
      115x1
      120x1
      125x1
      130x0
    • Cleans
      160x1,1,1,1,1
      170x1,1,1,1,1
      175x1,1,1,1,1
      180x1
      185x1
      190x1
    • Overhead squat recoveries
      95x5
      115x3
      135x3,3,3
    • Abs
    • Chinups
      +25x8,8

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    New program

    This is my first foray into creating my own O lifting program so I'm interested to see how I progress. The specific emphasis is mostly on the classic lifts because that's where I need to improve the most.

    Monday:
    Snatch - work up to daily max over 20-23 singles
    Clean - work up to daily max over 20-23 singles
    Overhead squat recoveries - work up to daily max, take 90% of that and do 3x3

    Tuesday:
    Front squat - Periodized like this:
    week 1 - 5x3 @ 88%
    week 2 - 4x2 @ 92%
    week 3 - 6x1 @ 96%
    week 4 - 3x5 @ 75%
    Bench press - 5x3
    Pullups - 5x5
    RDLs - 5x3 if I feel like doing them

    Thursday:
    Same as Monday

    Saturday:
    Snatch - work up to Thursday's max minus 5 kilos over 20-23 singles
    Back squat - Periodized same as front squat
    Push press - 5x3

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    • Snatch
      90x1,1,1,1,1
      100x1,1,1,1,1
      105x1,1,1,1,1
      110x1 - stopped, something wasn't right
    • Clean
      160x1,1,1,1,1
      170x1,1,1,1,1
      175x1,1,1,1,1
      180x1
      185x1
      190x1
      195x1
      200x1
      205x1,1 - PR
    • Overhead squat recoveries
      135x3,3,3
    • Hanging straight-leg raises
      5x5

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    Damn, looking REALLY good. Your lifts have improved a tonne since you started this.

    Overhead squats are great, btw.

    Oh, and nice shoes, lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    Damn, looking REALLY good. Your lifts have improved a tonne since you started this.

    Overhead squats are great, btw.

    Oh, and nice shoes, lol
    Thanks Gaz.

    I don't do the full OH squats. I just lift it from the bottom.

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    Pretty good strength day today.


    • Front squats
      230x3,3,3,3,3
    • Bench press
      165x3,3,3,3,3
    • Olympic deadlifts
      255x3,3,3,3,3
    • Weighted chinups
      +40x5,5,5,4
      +35x4
    • Abs

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    Quote Originally Posted by gtbmed View Post
    Pretty good strength day today.


    • Front squats
      230x3,3,3,3,3
    • Bench press
      165x3,3,3,3,3
    • Olympic deadlifts
      255x3,3,3,3,3
    • Weighted chinups
      +40x5,5,5,4
      +35x4
    • Abs
    Good work Greg. Olympic deadlift? whats the difference, googled it but looks the same as regular deadlift??????
    All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy.


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    In olympic deads you start with the shoulders over the bar and the hips fairly high. You start the lift by pushing your knees back, trying to keep the angle your back makes with the floor constant until you get to about the top of the knee. Then you extend the hips to bring the bar up.

    It basically scoops the bar into your body and gets you into the right pulling position for the explosive pull. To me it's much more segmented than a regular deadlift. Instead of pulling straight up and down in one coordinated motion, you pull the bar towards your thighs with 2 different movements (knee extension then hip extension).

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