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lawl, nice axe.
I have also noticed that my overall conditioning has improved a lot since I started including some of the olympic lifts (more stamina). I am also thinking of swimming on my off days starting with one days and biking on the other days. My diet has been pretty good, so I don't have to mess with that much.September 25
Tai chi
Heavy
Warm up- (skipping x 60sec/ box jump x 5/ DB clean & press 25's/35's x3) x 5
Clean + jerk RI 2 min
95 x 5
125 x 4
155 x 3
165 x 2
170 x 1
Deadlifts RI 3-4 min
225 x 5
275 x 4
315 x 3
365 x 2
405 x 1
DB step-ups RI 3 min
105's x 10, 8, 6
One arm rows RI 2 min
105's x 6, 5, 5
Flat bench press RI 2 min
135 x 5
185 x 5
225 x 5
CG chin-ups RI 2 min
BW + 25 x 12, BW + 45 x 10, BW + 55 x 8
Rollouts
10, 8, 6
Stretch
I finally increased my power clean, even if it was not by much. The deadlifts came pretty easy except for the last one. I was happy with my grip, its not as weak as it used to be- I think the farmers have been helping me out a lot. I feel no need to bench press more than 225 at this point as I don't care that much about those numbers. I would much rather work on developing a better overhead press, but my shoulders need a lot more TLC now.
My only real problem I have is my shoulders, my knees are still healthy, and everything else is fine, so I don't think I have it too bad. 100's for reps sounds like a good goal. I like DB overhead pressing a bit better than BB overhead pressing when it comes to doing higher reps but I like the stability of a barbell for the lower rep stuff.
I live out west, in sunny Alberta.
I do really like the lift, it's adictave. 
