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PhillippeHalterIcon...31-05-2015 @ 21:46 
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Saturday 30th May 2015

Weightlifting

Snatch pull

70x1
110x1
120x1
130x1
140x1

Crossfit

Squat Mobility

Then a partner wod

25 mins

5 minutes max front squats @60kg one person working at any one time.

Me and my good (but slightely weaker) mate did 72 reps in total.

Then immediately after we had 20 minutes to do as many of these as possible

10 wall ball burpees (between us)
15 press ups each (single clap hands at the top of each rep)
100 DUs (in total)
100 metre run (both)

We did 4 rounds and 9 wall ball burpees.

Then a second lifting session

Snatch pull

70x1
90x1
100x1
110x1
120x1
130x1
140x1
142.5x1

Snatch Pull to Knee for three seconds pauses

105(5x3)

Clean

70(3x1)
90x1
100x1
110x1 beast
120x1 yes!
125x1 great pull, more there
130x1 beautiful

Back Squats

70x1
100x1
110x1
120x1
130x1
140x1
150x1
157.5x1
162.5x2!!!! PB by 1 rep AND 1 rep!!!

Unbelievable
PhillippeHalterIcon...31-05-2015 @ 21:50 
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Sunday 31st May 2015

Chest workout including a bench press of 3x1@120kg

Then 1 hour group exercise, 1 mile run in 8.5 minutes then 30 minutes of knee and ankle stretches.

I've found a new long hold stretch for my relatively tight right knee which I'm confident will help.
PhillippeHalterIcon...31-05-2015 @ 22:29 
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I think Old Men Grooving deserve to win Britains Got Talent
BillytheoldIcon...31-05-2015 @ 22:42 
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I agree on the horror things. I just watch the news.
I have this preacher bench that's raised. I take a chain and a tricep bullrope and curl them . The effect of the weights dangling changes the tension. Kind of cool stuff. Awesome training.
PhillippeHalterIcon...31-05-2015 @ 23:50 
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Billytheold said:I agree on the horror things. I just watch the news.
I have this preacher bench that's raised. I take a chain and a tricep bullrope and curl them . The effect of the weights dangling changes the tension. Kind of cool stuff. Awesome training.


That does sound cool and reminded me of a 100 rep tripep workout I did on Friday that Dexter Jackson made.
PhillippeHalterIcon...01-06-2015 @ 22:37 
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Monday

Total group ex 2 hours 28 minutes average heart rate 130bpm maximum 166bpm.

Also

Crossfit

Gymnastics and Handstand practice

Maximum effort Handstsnd Hold

3 minutes and 20 seconds beast

Then

60kg power clean and PUs

Ascending ladder 1-12

Time 18.25

Awesome

Later i did a back workout before stretching and then hit the sauna and steam room
PhillippeHalterIcon...01-06-2015 @ 22:52 
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I've learned to do power cleans touch and go and put together kipping pull ups which is how I was able to do my Crossfit workout so quick for me
PhillippeHalterIcon...02-06-2015 @ 14:52 
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Tuesday 2nd May 2015

Weightlifting

Back Squat

70x1
100x1
120x1
140x1
150x1
155x1 beast

Crossfit

Mobility: Upper Back

wod

2 strict pull ups
2 elbow to knees
2 toes to bar

12 minute AMRAP

I did 14 rounds and 1 rep which equalled 85 reps in total.

Then we had to total 1 minute of "L" sit

It took me 1.44. My hands were flat on the boxes and my "L" was a bit low compared to others.

Then we had 30 minutes to work up to a 1 RM Snatch

I did one of the best snatches of my life with 95kg today.

This workout was done before about 12 or so weeks ago. My results were 72, 2.28 and 90kg. Today I did 85, 1.44 and 95kg.
PhillippeHalterIcon...02-06-2015 @ 23:11 
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1.5 hours group ex average heart rate 120bpm

Awesome shoulder workout

Ankle and knee stretches, sauna and steam

As part of my study into food and my intake I am thinking about eating nothing but fish fingers and ketchup for a day
PhillippeHalterIcon...03-06-2015 @ 16:46 
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Crossfit

Manion: 31.05@50kg
PhillippeHalterIcon...03-06-2015 @ 22:42 
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I said:Crossfit

Manion: 31.05@50kg


In addition to this I did an arm workout... Continued with my mobility work and spent 2 hours 53 doing cardiovascular exercise with an average heart rate of 127 beats per minute
PhillippeHalterIcon...03-06-2015 @ 22:45 
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All in all a good day

Manion is a great wod I'm not sure if I will ever do it do it Rx under 30 minutes...

i will try though

And that is the only thing that matters
PhillippeHalterIcon...04-06-2015 @ 09:57 
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When I was doing arms yesterday I was getting very bored... But I managed to barbell curl 40kg for fives.

I've just realised that is a PB Happy
PhillippeHalterIcon...05-06-2015 @ 05:35 
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Thursday 4th

Weightlifting

Back Squat

20x1
60x1
70x
90x1
110x1
120x1
130x1
140x1
150x1

Yesterday's hero workout took it out of my legs... The 150's were the easiest of all the sets

Wod

2 rounds of Cindy with two 200 metre runs to warm up... Then

30 mins to clean and jerk to max.

I did 125kg like a beast

Then...

With 60% of my clean and jerk.. So 75kg, I did the following workout.

8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 GTOH with one round of Cindy in between sets.

It took me only 16.22

PM

Cycle workout... 45 minutes... Average 140 (75%) maximum 165 (89%)

Arm weights

Ankle stretches

Sauna and steam
PhillippeHalterIcon...05-06-2015 @ 05:58 
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I did the above workout a while ago but I can't flipping find it in the journal Unhappy

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