Playing at it!

stephen said:
It was knocking the stella back that put me in the 90's and now the 100's in the first place , probably best to cut back but with xmas and new year looming there won't be much chance of that happening , I'll need to get a handle on the weight gain though or I'll be cutting to make the 100's next year . Definetly will try to get through to the unit this year .
Not sure about the qualifier , confident I could nail the 115kg log(even before year end) but a 280kg deadlift would require a miracle but I like a challenge plus there's the other events to consider. I'll wait and see. DO you get a T-shirt for entering? .....this could sway me!
What about you? Will Garry give it ago?

buzz said:

280 dead with hitching, adrenaline, etc could be nailed man, but even if not, no big shakes. Martin and Garry from the unit are both doing it, and their deadlifts are 225 and 200 just now Bit of ground to make up. I'm sitting it out til 2010 though No sure about t-shirts, think you might have to make the final to get one of them

JC said:
Nice session Stephen, glad to see you back to the proper fun stuff

Give SSM qualifier a bash

JC said:
No mate, I just hammer the events for six weeks or more (if possible) before the comp. When i was training for BSM u105 last year, 320 yoke was a real struggle at the start, but I was flying with it by comp time

Only way to get better at the comp events is do them week in week out IMO

Thing said:
very nice session stephen

JoeB said:
Hi Mate, great lifting at the Scotish Seniors, nice to see you at the 4 nations, how was you drive back!!!

stephen said:


Thanks Joe, nice meeting you too and the drive back was torture getting stuck in 2/3hr traffic jams etc, was glad to get home eventually.

Steve Cumming won the 90's with 727.5kg????, so he's still the man to beat in the 90's in scotland but it was a pretty close class with the top 3 over 700kg. I'll see if I can post the results but i'm useless with computer's so don't hold your breathe.