Right... time for a new log.
For the next year, I'm going to stick to an Olympic training regime to crank the maxes on my Olympic lifts with the aim of competing at some point in 2014 (edited thanks to JoeF1!).. no idea when or how, but I'll work that out later.
Current stats:
WEIGHT: ~87.5kg
HEIGHT: 181cm
BF: ~11%
Training will involve the two primary lifts for 3-5 days a week (time-dependent):
- snatch;
- clean'n'jerk
Assistance work will be somewhat minimal, but based around:
Primary:
- front/high bar back squat;
Secondary;
- deficit Bulgarian split squats;
- overhead military press;
- Pendlay rows;
- deadlifs (first pull/SLDL
The general training regime will follow the approximation below:
- snatch (30-45 minutes);
- clean'n'jerk (30-45 minutes);
- back squats (3*5) or front squats (4*3)
- Secondary assistance work.
I have a rest day (today) that involves some arm-based silliness in the work gym with one of the coaches, because we all need strong tendons to lift big weights, right?
Here is the youtube channel that hosts the videos of my training for stuff over the past year, so amuse yourselves at my expense.
So here we go...
For the next year, I'm going to stick to an Olympic training regime to crank the maxes on my Olympic lifts with the aim of competing at some point in 2014 (edited thanks to JoeF1!).. no idea when or how, but I'll work that out later.
Current stats:
WEIGHT: ~87.5kg
HEIGHT: 181cm
BF: ~11%
Training will involve the two primary lifts for 3-5 days a week (time-dependent):
- snatch;
- clean'n'jerk
Assistance work will be somewhat minimal, but based around:
Primary:
- front/high bar back squat;
Secondary;
- deficit Bulgarian split squats;
- overhead military press;
- Pendlay rows;
- deadlifs (first pull/SLDL
The general training regime will follow the approximation below:
- snatch (30-45 minutes);
- clean'n'jerk (30-45 minutes);
- back squats (3*5) or front squats (4*3)
- Secondary assistance work.
I have a rest day (today) that involves some arm-based silliness in the work gym with one of the coaches, because we all need strong tendons to lift big weights, right?
Here is the youtube channel that hosts the videos of my training for stuff over the past year, so amuse yourselves at my expense.
So here we go...
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