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Nice log, and nice signature! We've got that print in our lounge, do like a bit of Tom Lewis
Ty! ... and I'm envious, his work is lovely!
Nice log, and nice signature! We've got that print in our lounge, do like a bit of Tom Lewis
Hell yes! To Olympic lifting classes! Prepare to scrub the rest of your routine chasing perfect snatch technique.
As such.![]()
I really thought Ice was going to say... 'having been a gymnast and dancer myself...'![]()
Haha!
Well just back from class 1 & loved it.
Just learning the clean technique today with low weights. The only flaw in my technique is I need to draw the bar up closer into my body but other than that it all went well. I was pleased to hear 'you back is as straight as an ironing board' as I know that generally speaking back rounding is a very common issue with most lifting.
Next week 30mins recap & then moving on to the clean & jerk.
Thought I'd get a quick squats session in tonight.
Day 24 - Wed 04 Sep
Warm-Up
• 5 min treadmill warm-up | incline = 0 | Speed = 5
• Stretching
Lifts
• Squats | 1 x 6 @ 20kg | 2 x 6 @ 30kg | 2 x 6 @ 40kg | 2 x 6 @ 50kg | 1 x 5 @ 55kg
— I should have likely gone for another set of 5 but my left shoulder started to get aggravated. I think I'll mention this when I go for my next round of torture
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— Last time I did 1 rep of 4 at 50kg, so 2 x 6 was a good improvement & then the 55kg is a new PB![]()
My muscles are being a royal pain at the moment, if it's not my left knee it's my left shoulder playing up.
Class 2 of the Olympic lifting went well & we were learning how to put the clean & jerk together. The clean for me is the strongest part of the lift by far, the jerk needs a fair amount of work in relation to positioning & explosiveness. Hoping to practice it over the week.