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    12/6 Squat/Deadlift

    Free squat
    (various warm-up doubles in Predators and belt)
    505 x 1
    545 x 1
    595 x 1
    635 x 1
    add suit, straps down, no wraps
    685 x 1
    straps up
    725 x 1 (smoked)
    775 x 0 (lost air halfway up)

    Deadlifts against doubled minibands
    135 x 3
    225 x 3
    Add suit with straps up
    315 x 1
    365 x 1
    405 x 1
    455 x 1
    495 x 1

    Kneeling ab pulldowns, superset with standing leg curls
    3 sets of 10

    Other than the bar crushing my traps somewhere in the 500's and leading to some very painful singles the rest of the way, the squats felt very strong. Everything was flying up, even the 775 was coming up fast until I took a breath halfway up (wtf?). Feedback was that form was dialed in today, if I can keep it that way through circa max I should have a shot at something close to 800 in January. The Predators were very tight, which was good in the hole with the heavier weight. After having those on for nearly 2 hours, wearing the suit only on the deadlifts felt very loose. Shutdown the deadlifts a few sets early as I was out of gas and traps were killing me at lockout.

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    Did you use that squat bar from hell? I can barely get my hands around it

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    No, they took it to Elite. I guess I'm going to have to wait the 3 hours it will take to squat in the varsity mono if I want to use it before the meet.

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    12/7 Bench

    Flat bench
    225 x 5
    275 x 3
    315 x 1
    Add Rage X
    405 x 3 (2-board)
    405 x 3 (2-board)
    455 x 3 (2-board)
    Add reverse green bands for lockout work
    495 x 3 (no touch)
    545 x 3 (no touch)

    Chest assisted row
    1 plate for 10
    2 plates for 10
    3 plates for 10
    4 plates for 10

    Rope pushdowns
    3 sets of 10

    Bench felt much better with new groove, and most of the weight came up pretty fast. I wanted to stick with moderate weight to work on groove and also since my shoulders are a wreck after the heavy squats yesterday. Threw in some reverse band lockout work at the end since it was setup, probably shouldn't have tried to touch those weights but didn't fight it too much at the bottom.

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    12/9 Squat/Deadlift assistance

    Zercher GM's
    225 for 5 sets of 5

    Chuck V lower back harness, worn backwards
    2 plates for 3 trips of ~30 yards

    Reverse Hypers (strap)
    245 for 3 sets of 10

    Kettlebell swing thrus
    26 kg for 3 sets of 10

    Standing hamstring curl
    3 sets of 10

    Kneeling ab pulldowns
    3 sets of 12

    Hammer curls
    35 for 3 sets of 12

    Kettlebell shrugs
    16 kg for 4 sets of 15

    Hex dumbbell hold
    16 kg for 30 seconds
    26 kg for 30 seconds, 2 sets
    26 kg for 60 seconds

    Took it somewhat easy today as shoulders are still in bad shape from the weekend. The Chuck V harness is some contraption that Chuck had welded together, looks sorta like the Zercher harness but slightly different. When worn correctly, it blows up your posterior chain. We were instructed to wear it backwards today, which made it more difficult to stay balanced.

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    12/11 DE Bench

    Speed bench
    185 for 4 sets of 3 (reps as fast as possible)
    225 for 4 sets of 3 (fast single rep, reset between)

    Strip the rack press
    315 x 5
    405 x 5
    455 x 5
    495 x 5

    Cable rows
    140 x 10
    160 x 10
    180 x 10
    200 x 10

    Side raises
    20 x 10
    25 x 10
    30 x 10
    35 x 10

    Rope pushdown
    60 for 4 sets of 20

    Face pulls
    100 x 10
    120 x 10
    140 x 10
    160 x 10

    Abs
    3 sets of 10

    Basic stuff, bar was moving fast on the 185 sets and took some heavier reps to work on technique.

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    12/13 Squat/Deadlift

    Reverse band free squat, with green bands
    (warm-ups of various weights)
    Add Predators
    405 x 2
    495 x 2
    555 x 2
    595 x 2
    645 x 2
    Add parallel box
    685 x 2
    735 x 2
    775 x 2 (smoked)
    825 x 1 (smoked)

    Speed pulls against doubled minis
    325 for 5 sets of singles

    45 degree back raise w/ 16 kg kettlebell
    3 sets of 10

    Abs on decline bench w/ 16 kg kettlebell
    3 sets of 10

    So much for the deload day that I was expecting. The 825 felt good, I could've doubled it and had another good 50+ lbs in me. It's amazing how much easier it is to squat when you put your body in the right position to handle the weight. The greens feel like they take off maybe 100 in the hole. All of the free squats were called below parallel per Chuck, as he's expecting tight judging in this meet. Worked on technique on the speed pulls, including locking my knees hard at lockout, as I've been getting into a bad habit of locking them and then letting them slightly unlock as I pull my shoulders back. This is probably going to take some verbal cues, as it's an easy fix if I can remember to do it.

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    Where the hell did PeteTheGreek's journal go? It's vanished

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    8 hours later, I remember that the bands we used today were purple.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DLDave View Post
    Where the hell did PeteTheGreek's journal go? It's vanished
    He had the mod's delete it.

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    why,? what happened?

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    PeteTheGreek has decided to give mixed martial arts a try, look for him on the old guys circuit

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    12/14 Bench

    Bench
    225 x 8
    275 x 3
    315 x 1
    Add Rage X
    405 x 3 (2-board)
    455 x 3 (2-board)
    505 x 1 (no touch)
    525 x 1 (no touch)
    525 x 1 (no touch)

    Skipped reverse bands as arm wasn't feeling great

    Wide-grip pulldowns
    3 plates for 3 sets of 10

    Rope pushdowns
    3 sets of 10

    Mini-band pull aparts
    4 sets of 15

    Mini-band face pulls
    4 sets of 12

    Wanted to try to touch an opener today, which didn't work out as planned, as I took the handoff too far over face on the 505 and tweaked my bicep, which resulted in being too cautious and slow on the 2 525's. Considering dropping the Rage X again and going with the denim for this meet. I know I can hit 600 in the Rage X if I can get the bar path dialed-in consistently, not so sure that the denim can get there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DLDave View Post
    PeteTheGreek has decided to give mixed martial arts a try, look for him on the old guys circuit
    for real?

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    12/16 Squat/Deadlift assistance

    Chain-suspended good mornings w/reverse blue band
    135 x 10
    225 x 5
    275 x 5
    315 x 5
    365 x 5
    405 x 5

    Speed pulls
    315 for 6 sets of singles

    Back extension holding plates at chest
    2 25's for 10
    2 35's for 10
    2 45's for 10

    Reverse hypers
    210 for 3 sets of 10 (strap)

    Abs against blue band on GHR
    3 sets of 15

    Static plate holds
    2 25's for 30 seconds for 3 sets (single handed)
    2 45's for 30 seconds for 2 sets (two handed)

    Reverse band on the GM's didn't do much, starting position wasn't low enough to take much off at the bottom, and the bar came out of the bands before the halfway point. Lower back was good and tight by the end of the back extensions though.

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