Thread: _tim's Log
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04-21-2011, 07:47 PM #951
Pause Deads: 290, 305 x 3; 325 x 4
Grip held out just fine to my surprise. Socks, no belt, hook/DOH grip, no straps.
Repetition Deads: 275, 265 x 8
Low back was cooked after the second set, so I stopped the repetition work there.
Hanging Leg Raise: 2 x 12, static hold ~17 seconds
Abs were seizing, so I figure I hit em pretty good today.
Probably will start the 5/3/1 work tomorrow, and maybe Saturday as well. I'm going to have to inject some run training into the mix; I'm doing the Warrior Dash (Google it - looks very fun) on 6/4 and haven't run at all in months. Not good. I have a month, so I'll prepare for a month."Determination, Perseverance, Resolution, RESURRECTION!"
Chimaira, Resurrection
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04-23-2011, 08:39 AM #952
(yesterday)
Pause Bench: 205 x 5, 230 x 3, 255 x 2 + 1 spot assist off chest
All reps strictly paused - including the 255 set. My inconsistency over the past month was pretty apparent - but, in the grand scheme, I'm still not topped out on bench, so that's good.
Repetition Bench: 185, 175, 165 x 10
Last set was clustered 7-2-1.
DB Row: 95 x 24-4 (right); 18-2-3-2 (left)
Grip was an issue which is no surprise after doing strapless deads the day prior. Regardless, they were not Kroc sets.
Dips: BW x 7 (paused), 2 (plank/plange), 4 (regular)
The second set reduced me to a blob. I sat for about 4 minutes before doing the last set.
Gonna rest the weekend. Hoping to finish out the 5/3/1 work next week."Determination, Perseverance, Resolution, RESURRECTION!"
Chimaira, Resurrection
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04-25-2011, 05:16 PM #953
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The warrior dash is a lot of fun. It really is something everyone should do at least once (although its addictive).
That sort of thing is usually for the CrossFitter-type. You aren't about to start wearing vibram 5 fingers (toe shoes) and obsessing about "Fran" times are you? :-)Male - 31 years - 5'10" - 155 lbs
1RMs: Deadlift - 250lbs; Squat - 200lbs, Bench Press - 180lbs
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04-25-2011, 08:18 PM #954
Hey Tim, you've got some good lifts going on. Fine benching with 2 pause reps @ 255. A triple isn't far off too.
For paused deads, are you pausing once the weight breaks the floor? I have done them this way. Punishing stuff."Be the best that you can be."
PR's:
Deadlift: 215kg (474lb) - pre-hernia!
Low-bar Back Squat: 190kg (419lb) 16/04/10 @BW ~210lb
Bench: 130kg (287lb) 01/02/13
Total: 1,180lb
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04-25-2011, 09:18 PM #955
Hi Lol -
Thank you! Yes, I think a 255 p. bench triple is on deck for the next microcycle. Should be interesting for sure. For pause deads, yes - I set the bar down, relax all the way down into my stance, removing tension from the bar, and go again. For squats....
Pause Squats: 225 x 5, 255 x 3, 285 x 3
Socks, no belt, paused in the hole when calves met hamstrings. No exceptions.
Repetition Squats: 205, 195, 185, 175, 165 x 10
No clustering, all the way down all reps.
Bench Abs: 3 x 10(3) @ 135
Got lots of stares today. Not sure why.
Pulldowns: 130 x 10, 160 x 5, 170 x 3
Crazy thing here. I weighed myself for the first time in ages, and I'm 205. The 170 load started with me hanging from the bar. Not sure how accurate the loads are.
I needed a beating today, and I got it. Suffice to say lads, the women I've found out there thus far are all manipulative, crazy idiots. Think I'm gonna be single for a while."Determination, Perseverance, Resolution, RESURRECTION!"
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04-26-2011, 06:23 PM #956
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Age: 67 Height: 5'2' Weight: 145 lbs
Pull Up -- BW+55 March 13, 2011
Dip -- BW+55 January 30, 2011
Bench Press -- 150 lbs. March 12, 2009
Front Squat -- 215 lbs. January 20, 2011
Back Squat -- 285 lbs. January 30, 2011
Deadlift -- 345 lbs. January 26, 2011
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04-26-2011, 09:50 PM #957
Hey TR - Yes, hook grip tends to work ok until my hands get too sweaty. My thumb still squirts out and I then convert to DOH grip. I must say that the Kroc work has to be the primary cause of grip strength/grip endurance. Hook work takes getting used to for sure, but there is a big benefit to using it (until your thumbs get slippery that is).
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04-27-2011, 11:40 PM #958
Pause Standing Press: 125 x 5; 140 x 3; 155 x 1
The 140 set was clustered 2-1. Two things here. Firstly, the long layoff since my last go-round with these really took a toll, It always does. Second - I was power cleaning the bar from the floor (poorly) for each set, which is something I never have to do. I think that may have stolen some of my pressing thunder, but who knows.
Repetition Standing Press: 105, 95, 85 x 10
Last set was clustered 8-2.
Kroc Rows: 95 x 25
Grip was a huge issue due to sweat. I take my versa grips off for these, but I may have to keep 'em on from now on. I almost dropped the DB twice.
Dips: BW: Pause: 7; Plank/Plange: 4; Regular: 5
Fun stuff.
Probably won't get to deads until the weekend.Last edited by _tim; 04-28-2011 at 08:45 AM. Reason: I'm an idiot.
"Determination, Perseverance, Resolution, RESURRECTION!"
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04-28-2011, 05:56 AM #959
Chalk, Tim! Smuggle it into your gym in a small climber's chalk bag if necessary. Lifting without chalk is nuts!
"Be the best that you can be."
PR's:
Deadlift: 215kg (474lb) - pre-hernia!
Low-bar Back Squat: 190kg (419lb) 16/04/10 @BW ~210lb
Bench: 130kg (287lb) 01/02/13
Total: 1,180lb
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04-28-2011, 08:45 AM #960
Totally agree, Lol. As life settles down more this summer, I'm going to find a place where chalk use isn't a no-no.
"Determination, Perseverance, Resolution, RESURRECTION!"
Chimaira, Resurrection


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