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Monday, December 6, 2010

Monday, December 6, 2010

A1. Front Squats
Beginners: @ 22x2, 4-5 reps, 3 sets, rest 60 sec
Intermediate and Advanced: @ 11x2; 2-3 reps, 5 sets; rest 60 sec
A2. Pull-Ups
Beginners: 2-3 reps @ 52x5, 5 sets; rest 60 sec
Intermediate and Advanced: AMRAP static; @ 20X0, 5 sets; rest 2 minutes

4 Rounds:
10 Front squats @ 65% 1RM
200 meter row AFAP
rest 3 minutes

See November 25th.

4 comments:

  1. I really like using the timing for the front squats. ( ex: 22X2, 52X2 ) It makes me feel stronger throughout the whole front squat movement. Whereas before I think I would do them fast to avoid the bottom position. The front squat imitates the catch position of the clean. It is nice that that carries over to the olympic lifts.

    -Mieka :)

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  2. Yes, it does imitate the catch position. IF you have trouble with the bottom position then it is good to hang out down there for 2 sec. IF you really want to imitate the clean then a zero second pause at the bottom is necessary.

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  3. Congrats Brenda!
    Brenda has been struggling with getting over 1 static chin up and today she was knocking out 3 reps consistently!

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  4. Thank you thank you.thank you very much!!!!First i would like to thank God and then i have to say I owe it all to my coach. Now i understand why you would not let me kip anymore.....For any "doubters" out there Darci's new and improved techniques do work.."I Believe!!!!"

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