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Moderately disappointing front squats today. After the massive back squat pr I was totally ready for a massive front squat pr, but I only pulled a 5 pounder. Still ok. Felt like I was getting soft at the bottom, not able to keep the core tight. Didn't beat the previous 2RM from my last 3RM attempt either.
155/175/195pr/200x1/200x2
Then renegade rows, 20/25/30 (5 reps each arm)
some chest to bar pullups
some clapping pullups
Noticed that chest to bar is really weird with respect to the grip.
Posted by: Sameer Parekh | April 20, 2009 at 07:52 PM
front squats
155x3 175x3 195x1 190x3 195x1
felt odd today, must have been pitching forward, the bar was not holding in position.
breathing didn't feel right either, wasn't holding.
warm up work was great. challenging.
renegade rows: 30, 40, 45 x5 each arm with push up.
pullup, double under practice.
Posted by: .DMG | April 20, 2009 at 08:39 PM
Front Squats:
185x5 225x3 235x2 230x3 235x2
Hamstring is still bothering me, avoiding injury is the goal...
Warm Up "Goats" with Brandy
Pistols: 20 each leg
Wall ball@20lbs: 30 reps
L-sit Practice: 3 rounds of varying time
Handstand Pushups: 5 rounds of 4 reps
Post WOD weakness work:
23 consecutive C2B pullups
14 consecutive C2B pullups
7 consecutive C2B pullups
Brandy noticed that there's an imbalance with my kip. Right foot is in advance of the left during the kip. Will have to train that out.
Thanks Leo for the encouragement; always fun lifting with you and Erik!
Posted by: Dan R | April 20, 2009 at 09:58 PM
205x3, 225x3, 245x3, 255x2
Front squats were doing some unkind things to my lower back. Decided to cut it off there.
Row 1k
3:28
actually felt a good rhythm going on there at one point.
Posted by: Jeremy | April 20, 2009 at 10:08 PM
Front Squats:
80x3 90x3 110x3(PR) 115x3 120x3 125x2 (Thanks Amy for getting me to go for it.)
I finally failed on a lift... Now I can't wait to try it again.
Seconded on the warm up - it was quite challenging and felt like something I really need.
Posted by: Laurel | April 20, 2009 at 10:08 PM
Snatch x15
complete 1 rep on the minute, adding 1.5kg every 5th rep
55# reps 1-5
58# reps 6-10
missed reps 7,8 and 9. Just was not receiving the bar properly.
58# reps 11-15
Rest 5 minutes
Same workout for C & J
72# reps 1-5
75# reps 6-10
78# reps 7-15
These felt solid. A couple of the early jerks I caught slightly off balance to the left, but most of them felt crisp. Could work more on a softer bend in the back leg.
Solid work tonight Laurel!
Posted by: Margie | April 20, 2009 at 10:11 PM
Front Squat 155,165,175(PR),185(F),95 (Form work).
I was having difficulty getting the bar deep enough on my shoulder to be stable. Wasn't able to support a heavy enough bar to tax the rest of my body. In that sense it was the easiest crossfit workout yet for me, and probably the most frustrating. Need to practice the position and understand it better.
Renegade Rows w/ 20,20,25.
Did 4 ring dips in a row. New PR. Felt like my kip was getting a little better. For some reason it seems like the clapping pullups are teaching me to kip.
Posted by: Malcolm | April 20, 2009 at 10:24 PM
Working with Dan on GOATS was fun.
Front Squat 95,105,110F, 110,115 F on second rep.
Going down way to slow then pausing/stopping at the bottom.
Drive them elbows up girl!
Squat Therapy working w/ my pace felt good. Kip swings on the bar and grip hangs on the rings.
Posted by: Brandy | April 20, 2009 at 10:47 PM
Back Squats X3: 195,205,215,225,230=PR
Felt strong tonight,working out was fun, an 11th grader and an AARP member-only at Crossfit.
Renegade Rows, 20, 25, 30, 5x3 each, felt good. The warmup was a challenge, squatting with the shrug up is hard, felt my bad shoulder. Worked on the jump rope, I'm determined to get double unders. Thanks Jeremy for overseeing the lifting.
Posted by: Jack | April 21, 2009 at 12:26 AM
Echoing - warm up was great.
This was my first squat workout out of foundations so it was very interesting seeing what I could do. Felt pretty good but fighting hard for form, especially at the bottom.
135/145/155/165/155
3 rounds X3 of 95 for form, holding at the bottom for 3 to 5 seconds
Renegade rows with push up, 20 (10 reps each arm because I don't listen well) 30/30/30 (5 reps each arm)
Practiced kipping pull ups with Sameer and David's assistance; Need a lot more work on those, feels all wrong.
Posted by: David Mak | April 21, 2009 at 06:56 AM
165, 185, 195, 200x1, 200x1
Posted by: Erik K. | April 21, 2009 at 08:28 AM
FSQ 5x3
115,120,122,125,130
extra set at 135(PR)
old PR was 130. when i started last night i felt weak and by the time i got to 122 it felt HEAVY. really wasn't sure i was even going to get to 130 but then some pushing got me to try it.
Posted by: stephanie | April 21, 2009 at 08:47 AM
Margie,
Very cool that you're doing a singles-on-the-minute program. That is one of my favorite lifting progressions. Great work!
Posted by: Yoon | April 21, 2009 at 08:48 AM
Front Squats:
(22x5, 45x5, 65x5)
75x3, 85x3, 95x3, 105x3, 115x3
Looking forward to discovering what my actual max might be post-partum. I'm guessing 150?
Renegade rows: 5 each side at 10#, 15#, 15#, 20#, 20#.
I, too, LOVED (hated) that warmup.
Posted by: Charlotte | April 21, 2009 at 10:32 AM
Thanks Yoon! I really like it so far, though missed lifts due to improper technique rather than fatigue/strength are frustrating since it means I won't go up in weight. But on the other hand, my snatch technique needs a lot of work, so I guess the reps at light weight are necessary.
Any idea where this tradition comes from? EC at CF Boston introduced me to this, but I can't remember where it comes from.
Posted by: Margie | April 21, 2009 at 10:53 AM
Sounds like a variation of the Joe Mills 20/20
Posted by: Yoon | April 21, 2009 at 12:44 PM
75, 95, 105, 110, 115
attempted 120 and failed
attempted 117 and failed, not feeling it, but my last max fs was 95 (long time ago).
renegade rows 20, 25, 30. wouldv'e started with 10s but thanks David for setting it high for me. and thanks cfsbk, lifting is my soft spot but you push me hard and I appreciate it. The bar is so high here and the closeness of the gym doesn't allow slacking, I like that, sorta;)
Posted by: cheyne | April 21, 2009 at 01:09 PM
front squats x3 95lbs,95,105,125,125,95
x10 45lbs for form
renegade rows 5 each arm 20,25,30,30
25 pullups green band 15 then 10, 5 pullups blue band
over all it was a really good work out
Posted by: Josh M | April 21, 2009 at 02:49 PM
Front Squats 5x3
165, 185, 205, 225, 235
First time going for a PR with FS, so looking forward to going higher soon.
Posted by: Scott | May 03, 2009 at 06:31 PM