Wednesday 11/14/12
Hip circles, Swings, Dislocates, Abductors
Box Squats 2x8x45 5x135 5x185 3x225 3x245 6x265.5 10x135
Lever Bar 8x5 3x8,10,10x6.75
SSB GM's 8x115 3x13,15,15x137.5
Treadmill @
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1) Reverse Hypers 3x10x107
Ab Strap 3x8,8,9x85.25
2) Bag Flips 3x6x120 bag
Band Rotations 3x8xmini
3) Pull throughs 3x10x46
Standing Calves, Abs, Band GM's 3 sets
Thursday 11/15/12
Rotator cuff, Neck Strap
DE Bench 2x8x45 3x45+Minis 3x65 3x85 8x3x96.5+Minis
Military 5x45 5x45+Minis 5x65 3x85 3x100 8x109+Minis (new bands added some difficulty)
CS Rows 8x225 4x13,13,14,14x251
Treadmill @
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1) Log Press 3x3,4,4x131.5
Fatz CS Rows 3xx205
2) Reverse Band Bench 3x7,10,10x173.5
Fatz BB Curls 3x6,6,9x84
3) Pushups 3x8,8,9x14
Inverted Row 3x8,8,9x14
Not bad workouts. Box squats are coming along, but it's going to take a while. Shoulder is still improving slowly.
Meet went very well but was mega long. Saw what was perhaps the most impressive thing I've ever seen in powerlifting on Sunday. We had a 19 year old do a legit depth 750 squat. It was pretty crazy. I've seen bigger squats before. I watched Beetle Lowe smoke 960 and come up with 1006 ( 3 reds, I was one of them), and I saw Victor Kennedy do a 949 back around 1992 or so, but they were equipped meets and both guys were over 300, especially Kennedy. But this kid, with a high, fast talking voice was a 275'er. If you looked at him in Jeans you wouldn't even know he lifted. He looked like a high school lineman, nothing special at all. He opened at 705 and I was figuring it was some knucklehead who was going to 1/4 squat and bomb out. He took 705 decended slowly to depth and exploded out so fast he shot into the racks and got 3 reds. 2nd he did the same thing but kept his footing and got 3 whites. I was a believer real fast. 750 he smoked easy with his head down a tad. He took 805 for a 4th record attempt and missed it about 3 inches out if the hole. He only benched like 285, but then DL 705 although he should have been red lighted for it, he got it up. I've seen a lot of very impressive lifts, but this is probably the tops of the list.
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Here is his 705, check out the depth and speed.