Yeah definitely feel like my CNS gets taxed to hell. When I first started doing the stone loads regularly and was trying to go heavy weekly on deads, I actually failed on a 1 rep warmup dead at 455. I knew my CNS was fried to hell if I failed at that. I think it's natural to thrust back on the standing military to explode off the chest.
Thurs.
BW: 219.3
deadlift:
515-1 PR
525-1 new PR :head:
widegrip pullups: 16
closegrip : 15
snatch:
135-3 (trying for max. speed)
550# hexbar (I guess most people call it the trapbar) hold:
32 seconds
core work
Well, I figured out the perfect preparation for deadlifting heavy. Usually I look at it too long and get nervous and go up to the bar then back away...... On a 455 warmup as I went down to grab the bar, my belt hit the volume button of my Ipod turning it up ridiculously loud. It was very unpleasant so I just wanted to do the rep as quickly as possible and I did it as easy as a 315 rep. This didn't allow me to worry about it and pace around. So I turned the music up really high on my other sets and it worked really well too. Not really ingenious or anything, but it did the trick.
My training partners said my 525 rep looked as painful as any deadlift rep that they had ever seen. I got it stuck about 5'' off the ground for maybe 3s or so and the full rep probably took over 5s. I didn't feel too bad, but we'll see how it is tomorrow. :run: I'm going to start doing some rack squats to give me some more power off the ground. Any suggestions on a rep scheme for these? Heavy singles?
I tried 5 RPM tonight, and it really performed well. I guess that I just wasn't taking enough and maybe spoke too soon. Unfortunately, I'm still really stimmed up, and it's midnight here. Might be a long night. Oh, and first day of Clout today.